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Перевод: bobby

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Тезаурус:

1. Unlike Peter Pan, Bobby was in too much of a hurry to grow up.
2. So I said to the organist, whose name was Bobby Page, "I'll come up on the organ."
3. The big grey-haired American who seemed to be in charge of his party from the black car grabbed the case from the bobby's hands, flicked the locks and looked inside.
4. Berry plays Nick, a bobby from Hackney somewhat improbably posted to the remote village of Adenfield (" I'm your new village copper," he obligingly explains to a local) and equally improbably married to a posh doctor played by Niamh Cusack.
5. Partly, with his flat Northern vowels, tight blue uniform and fusspot bracings and flexings, he is the officious British bobby of the Derek Guyler school.
6. "He had a job persuading them he was a real bobby," said Inspector Brian Farmer.
7. An hour later the village bobby was let into the house by Mr Lawson, and shortly afterwards they emerged together for the Chancellor to give the message the world's money markets had been waiting for.
8. Coventry manager Bobby Gould, who moved in after Quinn was transfer-listed earlier this week, would have to pay about Pounds 200,000 to land him.
9. A Sky spokesman added: "We agreed to a police request that Bobby Gould should not be at the ground, even though he worked for us in the same capacity at the first match between the two sides."
10. Old, harmless Enoch suddenly turned into a Shylock and demanded that Bobby remove his pound of flesh.
11. Peppered with funky sounds, Bobby Brown-style swing-beat and rock, the album shows that Lorenz is a versatile crooner.
12. The Manchester United captain, the rock on which both Ron Greenwood and Bobby Robson built their hopes, decided to quit the international scene after last month's depressing win over Turkey.
13. That's why the workers' weekly pennies went to pay men like Bobby to speak for them and that's just what Bobby Keith could do best.