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Значения термина sneak на английском
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saltamarges каталонский
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Examples for "lift"
Examples for "lift"
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However, positive results from Commerzbank gave a lift to banks across Europe.
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People in Peruvian markets say the government needs to help lift demand.
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Analysts said that strong capital position could help to lift future dividends.
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As soon as the lift doors open, he knows there's a problem.
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Analysts said activity by state-linked funds was helping to lift the market.
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As a result, he allowed the private sector off the financial hook.
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The longer it takes systems to hook up, the slower manufacturers' sales.
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Thought I'd ask, she says, letting me off the hook too easy.
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Never mind: any moment now she would let him off the hook.
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Does it merely facilitate quick and easy hook-ups or actually encourage them?
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It was still distant, abstract: battles at sea thousands of miles off.
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Part of the problem is that microformats are thus far very abstract.
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Freedom -rather more complicated in the concrete than the abstract, yes?'
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ITF's interest in Ireland's rescue services therefore is not an abstract thing.
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The idea of vegetation in general is too abstract to be primitive.
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For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
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Union members feel the economic pinch and so they need wage increases.
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It is not just soccer in Europe that is feeling the pinch.
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So in some pricey places, the new limits will really pinch borrowers.
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Curbing that enthusiasm with a pinch of realism is another matter however.
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Other good sources of calcium include dairy products, Chinese cabbage, and sardines.
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Spare lived on in the old hut, and worked in the cabbage-garden.
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The steel price in China is now cheaper per tonne than cabbage.
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Good solid bacon and cabbage medicine that is always there when needed.
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Tip: Do try to use organic cabbage if you can find it.
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However, the gesture-tracking platform is at least one hand-swipe closer to reality.
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From here, simply swipe right on the location you wish to remove.
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Better yet, they're one of the signs most likely to swipe right.
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The trouble began when a swipe card time recording system was introduced.
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She also took a veiled swipe at his single-payer health care plan.
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Malvolio would walk mincingly in the sunshine there; Autolycus would filch purses.
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But the allopaths are such mean fellows they filch all our ideas.
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I shall perch myself there like a sacred hawk and filch her likeness.
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If I am obliged, I would snatch them and filch them.
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It was, indeed, an early trick of his Lordship to filch good things.
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Greed often causes people to steal and pilfer for no good reason.
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He was a poet, he didn't need to pilfer from others' correspondence.
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Certain guests had a tendency to pilfer from the Pine Cone's refrigerator.
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A rather fat soldier attempted to pilfer a horse from a dooryard.
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Did she get rid of me so she could pilfer my closet?
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With a little luck he hopes to nobble a few more this afternoon.
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We were going well and if you wanted to nobble someone who would you nobble?
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Which means I nobble him absolutely as soon as I can, first thing in the morning.
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Both Professor Littlewood and Mr Riley agreed that greater transparency will nobble New Zealand's growing foreign trust industry.
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Attempts had been made to "nobble" a referee.
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Email and networks have increased the chances for governments and companies to purloin data.
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Somehow he'd managed to purloin a scalpel, we don't know exactly where or how.
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The lady referred to took it upon herself to purloin the flower she wanted.
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They need caretakers; respecterble women, that would sooner cut out their tongues than purloin.
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She will usually attempt to purloin some trinket or other and be caught again.
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At the very least, she wanted to snarf some overpriced, high calorie, high cholesterol food at this torturous party.
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Ethan, were you surprised by the Snarf plan after signing on?
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Early on, there were a lot of people who did not want Snarf to appear.
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The method is based on flow cytometry and employs the pH-dependent fluorescent probe carboxy SNARF-4F.
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The Snarf one was the easiest one to buy.
Использование термина sneak на английском
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A clear view in every direction, no possibility of a sneak attack.
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If so, an American sneak attack might set off a nuclear war.
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Police had arrested 174 people for trying to sneak across the border.
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Knight and DeJesus would sneak food to each other, this source said.
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He managed to sneak straight into the house without my seeing him.
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Check out Inside EBONY for a sneak peek into the current issue.
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God help him he might even figure a way to sneak in.
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The view from here made the church impossible to sneak up on.
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At this point, he wasn't exactly trying to sneak up on her.
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A real intrusion, though, to sneak in there right under someone's home.
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She would also sneak out to his home, the court was told.
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The few I have in the fort will sneak off, I suppose.
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Thus, it was said, no enemy could sneak up on the Vindrasi.
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Perhaps there's some way I could just sneak by whatever it is.
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BBC News science reporter Neil Bowdler went along for a sneak preview.
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Every so often, I felt the air sneak softly over my body.
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