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Перевод: who

[местоимение]
кто; который; те, кто; тот, кто

Тезаурус:

1. For example, if the Bushmen of the Kalahari, who live by hunting and gathering, accord a high status to women this, it was assumed, must also have been true of the hunters and gatherers of prehistoric times.
2. Late in 1743 a messenger was sent to alert James in Rome, and at dawn on 9 January 1744 Charles left the Palazzo Muti in Rome with his brother Henry, who was to serve as a decoy, on the pretence of a hunting trip, but made off to the north, leaving Henry to send off to Rome presents of wild geese supposedly from Charles.
3. They wanted to know urgently, they said, who decided to employ him, and who checked his credentials.
4. who was killed in the battle of El Teb in '85."
5. Now - who hates your son-in-law enough to kill off his wife and kids?"
6. They were spectacular efforts often launched some distance from the target, who would be dillying and dallying with his foot on the ball when, suddenly and without warning, he would end up in a twisted heap at the bottom of our wall amid a terrible noise of stud on bone.
7. "Surrounded by the melancholy gloom of night, how different the views of the artist and lover to those of the "lean unwashed artificer" who at the very moment greedily swallowing sedition is all agog to hurl destruction on his rulers, who in their turns are as anxiously providing means to prevent its execution."
8. Then Candy brought forward a witness who assured police he had been drinking with the prisoner in the Star, another central Reading public house, at the time of the murder.
9. She told me of her children, of how life had changed in Oman once the old Sultan had gone and the new Sultan began to rule, of the Sultan's mother who was "covered in gold from her neck to her waist" and who lived in a palace in the city of Salalah.
10. There has never been a British monarch, or before the union of England and Scotland, an English or Scottish monarch, who was deaf.
11. And Lord Wilson, who was in favour of continued EEC membership, said, "I made it very clear, that as soon as this was all over, we would revert to strict Cabinet rules and collective views and all that kind of thing."
12. was a matter which exercised the other two companies, particularly the Metropolitan, who had quite a number of through services to various L.C.C.
13. So this individual, who I wouldn't have given three stripes across, eventually became a Chief Inspector.