I. poise [pɔɪz] СУЩ. мн. отсут.
1. poise (self-control):
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- opanowanie ср.
II. poise [pɔɪz] ГЛ. перех.
poise СУЩ.
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Merit alone had to decide; through camps, through cities, through nations roamed his poised and hesitating thoughts.
en.wikipedia.org Poised on the edge of the south-west wilderness, forestry has been an important economic driver to the area since colonisation and in recent decades controversial.
en.wikipedia.org Investigators believe the men were poised to carry out attacks while impersonating antiterrorist police officers, targeting either police stations, courts or shops and other public places.
www.telegraph.co.uk This placed the company in a precarious position and poised a huge single industry business risk.
en.wikipedia.org Its characteristic pose, a double coil with a figure of eight, with the head poised in the center, permits it to lash out like a released spring.
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