| Вопрос   | Ответ   | 
        
        |  начать обучение old-fashioned to hit someone or something hard  |  |   I threw him on the ground and knelt on him and belaboured him with my umbrella,' |  |  | 
|  начать обучение to push or put something into a small space, especially in a quick careless way  |  |   He had tried to stuff a small spaniel puppy through the wire mesh |  |  | 
| начать обучение |  |   the wire mesh of the tennis court.' |  |  | 
|  начать обучение Pol. oczko siatki drucianej  |  |   He had tried to stuff a small spaniel puppy through the wire mesh of his father's tennis court.' |  |  | 
|  начать обучение to move a bone out of its normal position in a joint, usually in an accident  |  |   One leg was dislocated and his eye was scratched |  |  | 
|  начать обучение a letter containing information about you that is written by someone who knows you well, and is usually intended for a new employer  |  |   I was dismissed instead. Without a reference.' |  |  | 
| начать обучение |  |   a battered tin trunk with the letters A. MINTON painted on the side. |  |  | 
|  начать обучение Pol. cyna, blacha cynowana, puszka  |  |  |  |  | 
|  начать обучение to walk or move unsteadily, almost falling over [= stumble]  |  |   But when he came to lift the trunk, he staggered. Crikey... |  |  | 
|  начать обучение behaving in a proud unfriendly way  |  |   Miss Minton looked at him haughtily |  |  | 
|   Abbraviation for Royal Mail Steamer   начать обучение (Pol. = Parowiec Poczty Królewskiej) |  |   the RMS Cardinal bound for Brazil |  |  | 
|  начать обучение (of people) able to do many different things or to adjust to new conditions, or (of things) able to be used for many different purposes:  |  |   In what way could The Mayfair Academy leavers have been quite versatile? |  |  | 
|  начать обучение to ignore something that you know is wrong:  |  |   The teacher turns a blind eye to sth Maia does |  |  | 
|  начать обучение in a way that is total, or expressed very clearly with no doubt  |  |   The cheerfulness of the people in Miss Bank's room could be interpreted unequivocally, couldn't it? |  |  | 
|  начать обучение to understand and care about someone's problems:  |  |   Miss Banks was not capable of sympathising with those who have lost their loved ones |  |  | 
|  начать обучение making someone feel uncertain and uncomfortable or worried:  |  |   Mr Murray must have thought that the location of Maia's new home might be found disconcerting. |  |  | 
|  начать обучение someone who believes that a particular type or group of people should lead or have control over other types or groups of people because they believe they are better:  |  |   Which expressions in the last paragraph would be scorned by white supremacists? |  |  | 
|  начать обучение deserved and severe punishment:  |  |   The retribution on Henry was perhaps justifiable but unauthorised |  |  | 
|  начать обучение the effect that an action, event, or decision has on something, especially a bad effect:  |  |   What repercussions did Miss Minton's retribution for Henry's cruelty have on her career? |  |  |