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Значения термина bestow much на английском
Значения для термина "bestow much" отсутствуют.
Использование термина bestow much на английском
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We had not time to bestow much labour on them.
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John himself was too busy with important matters to bestow much thought on Vancouver or his doings.
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Edward cares not sufficiently for his brother to bestow much favour upon the father of the prince's wife.
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With the exception of the Mahomedans and Jews, none of these different people bestow much care upon their dress.
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And she did bestow much advice as to the manner in which everything should be done so as to tend to his happiness.
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When I see men bestow much thought on eating and drinking, I marvel that they will labour so diligently in building their own prisons.
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It seemed to her that the distance between herself and the old native had dwindled somewhat, but she did not bestow much attention upon him.
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But matters of a more personal nature were occupying his attention at that time, and he did not bestow much of it upon home affairs.
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But the women who proceed from the division of primitive women do not bestow much attention upon men, but are drawn toward their own sex.
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But had He delivered them, He would have bestowed much upon them.
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She bestowed much loving care upon her native province of Britain.
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Few, if any of them, bestowed much thought on the weather.
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The Father bestows much honour and brightness on Lucifer, who is full of pride.
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Mrs. Perceval was not apparently bestowing much attention upon him.
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He bestowed much; yet he neither enjoyed the pleasure nor acquired the fame of beneficence.
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He had bestowed much more attention upon what the priest had said the previous evening.