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Перевод: wither
[глагол]
вянуть; увянуть; увядать; отцветать; сохнуть; засохнуть; блекнуть; иссушать; лишать свежести; ослабевать; уменьшаться; уничтожать; отсохнуть
Тезаурус:
- Market forces would then bring it about that "bad" schools would simply wither away, or be compelled to become "good", if they were to remain open.
- Large-scale, publicly-owned enterprises will breathe their last gasp and wither away well before the state which spawned them.
- As always, the strongest make a steady recovery but the others either wither away because they actually believe their press or, more commonly, find themselves selling considerably fewer records.
- The only relief is that some of the heads wither away as new ideas take over, so that old techniques and formats become redundant.
- Age does not wither us: it accentuates our main characteristics.
- There was a story that she had once been married to a hollow cheeked Indian tour guide called Willy Wither who had taken us up the river and touchingly offered me the use of his very expensive camera ("A holiday without a camera is a terrible thing."),
- If it did it would soon lose support and wither away.
- This was his St Martin's summer, an autumnal madness, nothing that the first cold of winter couldn't wither.
- The Upper Gumtree Unwins and the Flokati couple seemed locked in common interest: whether the instant friendship would wither after their mutual race would be Wednesday evening's news.
- So this is an odd time to let the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade wither, or to be thinking of dismantling the post-1945 multilateral trading system in favour of a slide to managed trade and protection.
- There are two approaches to consider when you're playing shots through crosswinds; wither to allow the ball to move with the wind, or to learn to shape the ball flight to nullify its effect.
- The Church of England was meant to wither and die on the vine, not to survive.
- They will wither at the first frosts anyway, if they come; and if they don't
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