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Перевод: suitcase speek suitcase


[существительное]
небольшой плоский чемодан; чемодан


Тезаурус:

  1. The seized clothing has been shown to a Maltese shopkeeper who identified items found in the suitcase containing the Pan Am bomb as bought from him.
  2. Bring an empty suitcase with you and a little spare money, because the clothes here are very good quality and amazingly cheap as is leatherwear, silver, and Turkish carpets.
  3. Ludens saw, on top of a closed suitcase in a corner, the curious light-brown cap which Marcus had been wearing when Ludens had seen him first, through the window of Red Cottage.
  4. Horowitz dumped his suitcase beside her.
  5. When the train stopped he dragged his heavy suitcase onto the platform; if you could call it a platform because it was only some wooden planks resting on a pile of milkcrates.
  6. It is believed that these clothes have been taken to Malta for comparison with items purchased there which were found in the suitcase containing the bomb.
  7. She takes the night train/With her bible of dreams/A suitcase pretty pink/A cassette of fresh screams
  8. Two uniformed guards intercepted him, one reached for his suitcase.
  9. I'll lend you my suitcase, yours isn't fit to be seen."
  10. "There was a suitcase in the car with clothes in it," he said.
  11. "Those who still have homes have to take no more than a suitcase each.
  12. She crept down, keeping her suitcase under her right arm to conceal it as best she could with her body.
  13. Dogged police work by the Lockerbie investigation team, allied with the forensic skill of the Royal Armaments Research and Development Establishment at Fort Halstead, Kent, established that the bomb had most likely been loaded in a suitcase at Malta before being transferred to PanAm 103 at Frankfurt.

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