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Перевод: crashing

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Тезаурус:

1. He took a crashing fall from Ferromyn in the Heidsieck Dry Monopole Novice Hurdle and later felt very sore.
2. His range alone is impressive: he can spring into a left uchimata (inner thigh throw) then twist right into a seoi-nage (shoulder throw) and still retain sufficient balance to produce a sparkling footsweep which will send his opponent crashing to the ground.
3. It overrode the pain, as, each slash, cut by the bag, or she kicked at him, just another woe; as a crashing, endless tide; all the sins of the world his sadness.
4. This state is achieved with persistence and discipline, for example, to flop into bed in a state of mental anxiety, then just crashing into sleep, is not the best way to recharge.
5. The closing pages of his journal speak repeatedly of the "high surfs" and "great waves" crashing against the Hawaiian littoral and preventing the Discovery and the Resolution from docking.
6. But this was what he liked, the wide expanse of turbulent sea, browny-grey, white-laced under a limitless sky, windows which he could open so that, at a touch of his hand, the faint continuous boom like distant thunder would instantaneously pour into his office in a roar of crashing billows.
7. Or like the boulder, poised precariously on the very edge of a cliff so that the slightest puff of wind will bring it crashing down.
8. SUPER St Helens yesterday sent champions Wigan crashing to their heaviest League defeat in 20 years.
9. He had rammed his foot down on the accelerator, the Mercedes shot forward, the little grey's neck jerked frantically and she cartwheeled violently in the air crashing to the ground, to be dragged ten feet before Angel braked.
10. The suspension was much as I remembered it, crashing a bit over poor surfaces but generally sounding worse than it actually felt.
11. As a result of nail sickness, the heavy Westmorland slates were regularly coming loose and crashing down with such force that they sliced through the lead gutters below.
12. Somebody crashing through the undergrowth.
13. He swung off the horse and stood in front of her, tired and dirty from travelling and all she heard was a sound like the crashing of waves on pebbles and she put her hands over her ears and swayed in pain at the roadside.