I. spur <-rr-> [spɜ:ɐ, америк. spɜ:r] ГЛ. перех.
spur horse:
- spur перенос.
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| you | spur |
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| we | spur |
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| they | spur |
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| we | had | spurred |
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She also believes fear spurs many world leaders to lose sight of their purpose.
en.wikipedia.org However, it has also been claimed the spurs are modified scales and do not appear to be linked to any bone structure.
en.wikipedia.org The spur is an extension of the radiale: one of the two distal carpal bones.
en.wikipedia.org This population growth has spurred the location of most of the citys housing projects of the last decades in this area.
en.wikipedia.org Along the coast, rough seas spurred by the winds damaged docks and flooded some coastal regions.
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