|
Перевод: haunt
[прилагательное] часто посещаемое; [существительное] часто посещаемое место; любимое место; убежище; логовище; притон ; [глагол] часто посещать; часто посещать какое-л. место; появляться; являться (о призраке); обитать; преследовать
Тезаурус:
- Her favourite was the coffee shop in Fenwicks in Bond Street for this was the haunt and the meeting place of all those from the world of fashion.
- The hero, Beowulf, does battle with Grendel and Grendel's mother, two enormous monsters which haunt the swamps - "moras" in Anglo-Saxon - from which they emerge to wreak havoc before returning to a mere in the very heart of the fen: "The lake which they inhabit lies not many miles from here, overhung with groves of rime-crusted trees whose thick roots darken the water."
- "My lykewake's to last ten days, mind, and if there's not a good fight or two, I'll be back to haunt you!"
- Fred Halliday claims Afghanistan's history is coming back to haunt it
- ALTHOUGH Sir Derek Rayner has completed his assignment as the prime minister's hit man on Civil Service waste, his spectre continues to haunt government research establishments.
- We were several shots in hand of Mr Lu and the rest of the field, but at this point Lee's words about bad luck started to haunt me.
- Creeping thistle, haunt of the charming meadow brown butterfly, can become a real pest if it gets a foothold.
- The evidence didn't fade away, and Britain's legacy of Victorian pollution controls came back to haunt it.
- His answers would return to haunt him.
- Igls has long been a popular summer haunt of the Austrians, and therefore has much to offer the visitor.
- Much of this material - this archaic London, the Hawksmoor churches, their magical meaning, and the tramps who haunt them - comes from the striking poem Lud Heat by Iain Sinclair, where the churches are taken to be geometrically interrelated in the form of a pentacle, the sorcerer's five-pointed star.
- Nightclub-wise we hit the Star Club, which has been a popular haunt in San Antonio for many years, and as ever we've arranged free entry for all club Discount book holders, saving you 5 every time you go.
- Religious problems came back to haunt Wenceslas for, at the time of his death in 1419, the Hussite movement which prefigured the Reformation was already a cause of conflict throughout his kingdom.
|
|
|