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Перевод: husband
[существительное]
муж ; супруг ;
[глагол]
экономно вести хозяйство; экономить; управлять; выйти замуж
Тезаурус:
- "But Venutius opposed her and civil war broke out with husband and wife leading the warring factions."
- Now the remarkable circumstance, recorded by Anna Dostoevsky in her memoirs, is that her husband had a foreboding of political disturbances at the Academy, and fearing that his brother-in-law "because of his youthfulness and weakness of character might take an active part in them", he persuaded Anna's mother it would be a good thing if the young man came to them in Dresden: which he did in October of 1869, the month before Ivanov was murdered.
- Only the day before mum-of-two Angela celebrated her 32nd wedding anniversary with husband Tony, 54, boss of the company that dreamed up the PG Tips chimp adverts.
- Are you sure your husband realises just how much of a struggle you find it to keep the household going?
- She's talking about her film Ghost , and US tabloid reports claiming that husband Bruce Willis showed up on the day of her crucial love scene with Patrick Swayze wielding a baseball bat.
- JOHN HUSBAND
- Elena knew instinctively that by building up a separate cult of herself - in many ways more spurious and grotesque than anything created for her husband - she was laying the foundations for her own take-over in the event of Nicolae's death.
- Until the death of her sister, the Duchess of Alba, in 1860, Eugnie would herself occasionally waltz with her husband at these "Mondays", but from 1860 onwards she rarely danced in public except as a duty.
- To say nothing of his general right of liberty or reputation, his rights as a husband or a parent are not proprietary rights, nor is his right to recover damages for personal injury or defamation; but we may include among proprietary rights the right to recover damages though unliquidated (i.e. of uncertain amount until settled by a judge or jury) for breach of contract, or, probably, even for injury to his property.
- devotional work popular in the mid-eighteenth century which Mrs Varden is prone to turn to when bent on making life difficult for her husband: "like some other ladies
- When my husband came in, bringing the new neighbours with him, I was sitting on the floor, one foot wedged in the lavatory basin, and with the broken seat round my neck!
- She was terrified that if she poured out the tale to her husband now, he would be filled with doubts as to the extent of her previous involvement with Davis.
- Housebound Anne McDonald, 66, and her husband Gilbert, 70, were looking after four-year-old Tony when flames engulfed their bungalow in Thornaby-on-Tees.
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