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Перевод: cherish

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лелеять; питать надежды; хранить; нежно любить; заботливо выращивать

Тезаурус:

1. We admire and cherish an environment which we also depend on for food.
2. We have lost everything that we cherish and hold dear.
3. The ingredients were just right: three highly intelligent soloists (Lynne Dawson, Anthony Rolfe Johnson and David Wilson-Johnson); a small but alert choir (excellently trained by Julian Clarkson); a top-name period-instrument orchestra; and a conductor not afraid to cherish every aspect of Haydn's extraordinary score.
4. How can one cultivate and cherish this rare fruit of the soul?
5. I also cherish, by way of remembering my friend Emily Carr, at least a dozen of her charming letters, all addressed to "Dear Bobbie" and written in pencil on thin paper.
6. "The family, our school of life, is the Church in miniature," she stated, and went on to tell us that we must recognise our unity in diversity and cherish our differences.
7. I cherish the memory of a lecture he gave at MIT where I was a student in 1947.
8. Romantic poets were keen to vindicate Chatterton, and to cherish his untimely death as that of a sacrificial victim: here was a spilling of young blood that might have watered the purlieus of a church.
9. Writing in the Sunday Times on 27th October 1968 about the Grosvenor Square demonstrations, Miss Mary Macarthy suggested it was "a unique improbable event, something to cherish in our memory book, for, short of Utopia, we shall not see it again".
10. Remember all that has been, cherish the best and look forward to all that lies ahead."
11. One of the biggest challenges to this new-look management was to cope with the "tribalism" of the service; the tendency of professional groups to cherish their historic rights to govern their own affairs.
12. If you want a new car, then cherish your beaten-up old Ford as if it were a gleaming red convertible.
13. That is why I cherish the work of Messrs David Alford and Ted Hynds of the People , who condensed my musings on the subject of my nasal ingestion of the powdered and refined fruits of the coca leaf into the terse, pithy and intriguingly erect motto, "Cocaine And Me, By Funny Man Fry."