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Перевод: hammock

[существительное]
гамак ; подвесная койка

Тезаурус:

1. People camp inside their shacks: a hammock, a bed made of driftwood, a Madonna, a machete, a doll, a dangling lightbulb.
2. Ted's whole hammock behaviour, his conversion to Ted-Buddhism, as Dad called it, incensed Auntie Jean.
3. Bruce was in the hammock and Mr and Mrs van Meer were sitting side-by-side on the steps.
4. The hammock, which was slung from a long pole carried on the shoulders of two men, was used for transporting the sick and infirm across rough country terrain and, in and around Funchal, for the rich and for the tourists who were carried through the dirty, and sometimes muddy, streets.
5. Lethargically slumped in a hammock during the rainy season in the settlement of Suxavat, Urim's recollections distort time and conflate personal memory with history, while some are indistinguishable from dreams and desires.
6. "When I see myself," Ted said, "I am Lying in a hammock, just swinging, just swinging."
7. Along with many a public body that felt pushed around by the Tories, the BBC must have gone to bed on April 8 with dreams of a quieter life on the night; already swinging, as it were, in the hammock slung for them by a hung parliament.
8. The episode of the "enchanting Isobel Fitton" being swung in her hammock by and then dancing with Richard Arnold.
9. OUR CAMPING gear included army surplus hammock, mosquito net and waterproof poncho.
10. My grandfather, an old sailor, told me nearly 70 years ago that originally the expression was "No room to swing a cot," meaning a ship's hammock.
11. As we swung in a hammock by the fire he explained that far from being a subversive organization, the Hui was actually a preserver of traditions.
12. Sarah Bernhardt (1845-;1923), the French actress, in a hammock
13. She wanted to cut down his swinging hammock.