Перевод слова

Перевод: beckon

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кивать; подзывать; подозвать; делать знак; манить; подманивать; поманить

Тезаурус:

1. All those cups of tea do add up and the fridge is always there ready to beckon when a hunger pang lingers.
2. Continuing down the slope, the trees and cottages of Ireby beckon a welcome and here, if all has gone according to plan, should be a waiting car, its occupants probably in a bad temper after a five-hour vigil.
3. The owner of one of the most spiritual voices in music, he's seen success beckon before only to give him the finger once he started to trust.
4. Having been told by the gentleman at passenger enquiries that the Lowestoft train is one of the few in Britain to retain six-seater compartments, I am fully prepared to adopt my usual routine for such occasions; I intend to rush on, secure an empty compartment, slide the door behind me, adopt the brazen-hussy-like pose of an Amsterdam whore in her front window (tongue rolling out and knees wide apart, as I slouch across the upholstery), crook my index finger and beckon slowly at any commuters passing along the corridor outside who are considering invading my territory.
5. Hand in hand with physical fitness goes the courage, enthusiasm, and mental power to stick to our aims when the going is tough and soft options beckon.
6. National's footlights beckon
7. I wanted to beckon him; whenever I met local people on the road, there was never time to talk.
8. An abundance of sunbeds around the most spectacular pool you'll ever see beckon you to unwind with the gentle lapping of the sea as background music.
9. One the Sun enters the sensitive and secretive sign of Scorpio on the 24rd, new sights, scenes and associations beckon and if not this month then certainly next, you should be on the threshold of some quite remarkable and far-reaching changes on all fronts.
10. The door to a BMW would never beckon again.
11. Are we fleeing from Nineveh and duty, or going where Love and Right beckon us?
12. The way in which we beckon to people to come in."
13. It is landscape like Dowson's, "Hollow Lands" where, in "the twilight of the year", "dead people with pale hands/ Beckon" by a "weary river", "where pale stars shine" where, at passion's enactment, "There fell thy shadow".