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Значения термина receive a present на английском
Значения для термина "receive a present" отсутствуют.
Использование термина receive a present на английском
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To receiveapresent from a Congo chief is thus a very expensive honour.
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We're decided that whoever gets the best answer shall receiveapresent from the rest.
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Does it satisfy you to receiveapresent of the carcass of that coarse fop?
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Could you receiveapresent from a foreign government?
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He would rather "ketch dat 'ar gig" for five dollars than receiveapresent of ten.
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You see, therefore, that it is possible for a man to receiveapresent by accepting what is his own.
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Every birthday, rather than receiveapresent, he'd ask me to come to his flat and take something of his away.
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Senator North might naturally feel surprise to receiveapresent from a young woman with whom he had talked exactly six minutes.
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Others guessed he had an itching palm, and that he was hoping to receiveapresent for his "sacred advice."
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Jim Holcroft can't get married and his bride not receiveapresent from me, and he put ten dollars in her hand.
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Already his own men declared that he was neglecting razzias because he was to receiveapresent from me if we reached Unyoro.
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If you see a particularly handsome snuff-box in Paris, remember-thoughyour father scorns Testimonials-hedoesn't object to receiveapresent from his son.
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They repeat their visit the next day, and if they do not receiveapresent from you, they address you in the following manner.
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At last it came to my turn to receiveapresent-oddlyenough, considered in the light of future events, it was a large monkey.
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If, when dressing, one puts on any of his clothing wrong side out, it is a sign that he will soon receiveapresent.
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The intelligent king, M'tese, should receiveapresent from our government, as a reward for having exerted himself to assist an English consul in distress.