grave2 [greɪv] ПРИЛ.
1. grave:
2. grave (momentous):
- grave
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grave-digger СУЩ.
- grave-digger
- моги́льщик м.
grave mound СУЩ.
- grave mound
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grave robber СУЩ.
- grave robber
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war grave [ˈwɔ:greɪv, америк. ˈwɔ:r-] СУЩ.
- war grave
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Before long, a creepy grave-digger attacks the group.
en.wikipedia.org When a death occurred in the community, voorlesers were given full charge of funerary tasks, serving as an undertaker, grave-digger, or sexton, and attending the burial of the dead.
en.wikipedia.org And now he's disappearing into the dark wings of the stage, taking with him his grave-digger wit and his gnashing bass and the gorgeous, ruinous momentum of his music.
www.afr.com According to ethnographic data, popular death reporters refers to people who had inside knowledge of "anjinhos", including the grave-digger, gatekeeper, midwife, popular healers etc. all key participants in mortuary rituals.
en.wikipedia.org Jim, grave-digger extraordinaire, resurfaces and says he remembers his dream.
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