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Значения термина bristle at на английском
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Examples for "bridle at"
Examples for "bridle at"
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A good saddle and bridle at that time would fetch twenty pounds readily.
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The Scot dropped the bridle at last; dropped it to pluck forth the weapon.
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Congress may bridle at the open spigot for Pakistan as the counterterrorism relationship deteriorates.
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To his surprise Erius did not bridle at the suggestion.
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He was still on the bridle at the last fence.
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Wilkins, the groom, led the animal by the bridle up and down before the library window.
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They will bridle up, and answer that for their parts they never saw a single one.
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You have punished me so rudely for my presumption, and will not even permit my heart to bridle up and give utterance to its wrath.
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But Lars Falkenberg bridles up at once and puts on airs, looking Nils up and down with contempt.
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Suddenly he ordered his followers to dismount and lead their horses by their bridles up to the top of the mountain.
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It'll make the back of your neck bristle up like a porcupine.
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At the mention of the French teacher's name Professor Garlach seemed to bristle up.
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They bristle up together like a clump of lances.
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This cracker made Gringoire's skin bristle up all over.
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This is a trouble-some charge, forever to bristle up in the path-way of a silver standard.
Использование термина bristle at на английском
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And it's not just politicians that might bristle at Ma's ambition.
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Now the boy sat rubbing the bristle at the crown of his head.
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As events progress, her new partner begins to bristle at some of her habits.
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Oil and gas firms bristle at being lumped into the debate alongside carbon-intensive coal.
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Why did some of Mueller's team reportedly bristle at Barr's characterization of their work?
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Now I must say I began to bristle at being spoken to like that.
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They bristle at the very mention of the issue.
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But authorities bristle at any suggestion of tax dodging.
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But climbers and wearable-computing experts bristle at a computer that makes life-and-death decisions for them.
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I left them standing all alone, with nothing but the empty night to bristle at.
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They also bristle at the idea of having to follow Brussels' lead on tariffs after Brexit.
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The industrial regions in northern Italy would not be the only ones to bristle at that.
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He'd wondered if she would bristle at that.
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At this point it would be only, er, human to bristle at the temerity of these geeks.
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There are, to be sure, a few men on our council who bristle at a woman's authority.
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Miriam, to my dismay, understood the insult I had intended, but she did not bristle at it.
