Russian
салинг A mechanical device for scattering something (seed or fertilizer or sand etc.) in all directions.
Synonyms
Examples for "broadcaster"
Examples for "broadcaster"
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There are many conflicting interests in Europe, Merkel told state broadcaster ARD.
2
Our great public service broadcaster's seriousness and due impartiality is in question.
3
The London market opened strongly today amid takeover speculation over broadcaster ITV.
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The broadcaster said it received no information from police for its story.
5
Earlier, mutinous soldiers gained control of access routes to the state broadcaster.
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We've used that as an opportunity to buy a new big spreader.
2
The spreader bars expanded, pushing the walls father apart, making an opening.
3
Florio wedged another spreader into the foot space and hit the hydraulics.
4
As Cammy takes the offered blade, Grady says, Mom's old cheese spreader.
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The middle spreader can be cylindrical and 2 inches in diameter.
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You have had no physical contact with another sinner or potential Covid spreader.
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It was coming into the outer limits of the spreader lights.
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When the application is fairly heavy, a manure-spreader does satisfactory work.
9
Finally, Lange was a saver by nature and not a spreader.
10
Leaving the spreader where it was, Stilgar climbed up to the next ring.
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He came up, got one leg across the spreader, and then the other.
12
For the latter, a small knife, called a butter spreader, is sometimes provided.
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They missed one and that person turned out to be a super spreader.
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He's not going to host a super spreader event at the White House.
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He is a great dissimulator, a spreader abroad of clever fantasies and lies.
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They were a loathsome collection of rags not fit to clean a manure spreader.