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thirst
sed
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I. thirst [америк. θərst, брит. θəːst] СУЩ. U
thirst
sed ж.
I'm dying of thirst!
II. to thirst for ГЛ. неперех.
to thirst for
to thirst for
to thirst for
estar sediento de лит.
those who thirst for or лит. after knowledge/vengeance
those who thirst for or лит. after knowledge/vengeance
thirst-quenching [ˈθɜːrstˌkwentʃɪŋ, ˈtɜːstˌkwentʃɪŋ] ПРИЛ.
thirst-quenching
slake thirst
slake thirst
quench thirst
quench thirst
saciar лит.
appease hunger/thirst
overpowering thirst/desire
overpowering thirst/desire
assuage hunger/thirst/desire
saciar лит.
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испанский
английский
английский
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thirst [θɜ:st, америк. θɜ:rst] СУЩ.
thirst
sed ж.
to die of thirst
to quench one's thirst
thirst for power
ansias ж. мн. de poder
to slake one's thirst
quench thirst
to quench sb's thirst for knowledge перенос.
stay hunger, thirst
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испанский
английский
английский
английский
английский
испанский
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thirst [θɜrst] СУЩ.
thirst
sed ж.
to die of thirst
to quench one's thirst
thirst for power
ansias ж. мн. de poder
to slake one's thirst
quench thirst
to quench sb's thirst for knowledge перенос.
stay hunger, thirst
испанский
испанский
английский
английский
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The contestant must stay on the board long enough to jump off it to a platform at the end.
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The agency recommends that the long-term average of radon concentration during school hours stay below 200 Bq/m3 -- the recommended upper level for detection.
www.cbc.ca
Throughout his stay, many contestants grew annoyed with him playing all sides of the house and his supposed cockiness.
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Though the coverage amounts stay the same, a policy holder can add the self-defense insurance by paying $118 or $165 for the lesser coverage, or between $187 and $254 for the larger plan.
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Poorhouses, where paupers could stay rent-free, were built in the early-19th century, reflecting the poor state of the local economy.
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