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химическое
Vergnügungsdampfer
ˈpleas·ure boat СУЩ.
pleas·ure [ˈpleʒəʳ, америк. -ɚ] СУЩ.
1. pleasure no pl (enjoyment):
Freude ж. <-, -n>
Vergnügen ср. <-s, ->
Vergnügen an etw дат. finden/daran finden, etw zu tun
2. pleasure (source of enjoyment):
Freude ж. <-, -n>
[a] [or my]pleasure
офиц. may I have the pleasure?
3. pleasure офиц. (desire):
Wunsch м. <-(e)s, Wünsche>
4. pleasure брит. ЮРИД.:
I. boat [bəʊt, америк. boʊt] СУЩ.
1. boat:
Boot ср. <-(e)s, -e>
Schiff ср. <-(e)s, -e>
to miss the boat перенос. разг.
2. boat (for gravy):
Sauciere ж. <-, -n>
Выражения:
to float sb's boat разг.
jdn anregen [o. жарг. anmachen]
to push the boat out брит.
ganz groß feiern разг.
to push the boat out брит.
II. boat [bəʊt, америк. boʊt] ГЛ. неперех.
III. boat [bəʊt, америк. boʊt] ГЛ. перех.
Запись в OpenDict
pleasure ГЛ.
to pleasure sb перех.
to pleasure oneself возвр.
to pleasure in неперех.
Запись в OpenDict
boat СУЩ.
to push the boat out брит. разг.
die Sau rauslassen жарг.
to push the boat out брит. разг.
auf den Putz hauen разг.
Запись в OpenDict
boat СУЩ.
Boat ср.
Full House ср.
Present
Iboat
youboat
he/she/itboats
weboat
youboat
theyboat
Past
Iboated
youboated
he/she/itboated
weboated
youboated
theyboated
Present Perfect
Ihaveboated
youhaveboated
he/she/ithasboated
wehaveboated
youhaveboated
theyhaveboated
Past Perfect
Ihadboated
youhadboated
he/she/ithadboated
wehadboated
youhadboated
theyhadboated
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These spring drives were stopped after 1915, when pleasure boat owners complained about the hazards to navigation.
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A promenade was built along the seafront in 1903 and a pleasure pier opened in 1905.
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He is the support of all beings and is beyond sensual pleasure.
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An excessive influx of excitement, canceled the pleasure principle at once, forcing the psychic apparatus to perform a more urgent task: to link the excitations to allow its subsequent discharge.
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Many of the upper middle class regarded amateur theatre as at best a harmless pleasure with no particular moral or aesthetic merit.
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