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маринованные
controllato, -a
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. restrained [Brit rɪˈstreɪnd, Am rəˈstreɪnd] VB pp
restrained → restrain
II. restrained [Brit rɪˈstreɪnd, Am rəˈstreɪnd] ADJ
1. restrained (sober):
restrained style, music, colour, dress
restrained lifestyle
restrained writer
restrained musician
2. restrained (kept in check):
restrained emotion, hysteria
restrained manner
restrained protest
restrained argument
restrained discussion
I. restrain [Brit rɪˈstreɪn, Am rəˈstreɪn] VB trans
1. restrain (hold back):
restrain person, animal, tears, laughter
restrain crowd, desires
restrain attacker
2. restrain (curb):
restrain spending, demand
restrain inflation
3. restrain (control):
restrain demonstration, picketing
II. to restrain oneself VB refl
I. restrain [Brit rɪˈstreɪn, Am rəˈstreɪn] VB trans
1. restrain (hold back):
restrain person, animal, tears, laughter
restrain crowd, desires
restrain attacker
2. restrain (curb):
restrain spending, demand
restrain inflation
3. restrain (control):
restrain demonstration, picketing
II. to restrain oneself VB refl
commendably quick, restrained
Italian
Italian
English
English
contenuto sentimento
controllato protesta
misurato spettacolo
English
English
Italian
Italian
restrained [rɪ·ˈstreɪnd] ADJ
restrained person
restrained style
restrained criticism, policy
restrain [rɪ·ˈstreɪn] VB trans
restrain person, animal
restrain temper, ambition
restrain trade
restrain inflation
Italian
Italian
English
English
Present
Irestrain
yourestrain
he/she/itrestrains
werestrain
yourestrain
theyrestrain
Past
Irestrained
yourestrained
he/she/itrestrained
werestrained
yourestrained
theyrestrained
Present Perfect
Ihaverestrained
youhaverestrained
he/she/ithasrestrained
wehaverestrained
youhaverestrained
theyhaverestrained
Past Perfect
Ihadrestrained
youhadrestrained
he/she/ithadrestrained
wehadrestrained
youhadrestrained
theyhadrestrained
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It is situated right next to the funeral tower of the founder of the dynasty and, because of this proximity, has a restrained diameter.
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After having qualified, he again was restrained in his heat by injury running 6.94.
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As she vaguely describes the experience, her face is shown superimposed on the page over a restrained girl with a bag over her head.
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When restrained in any way or held against skin, such as if tangled up in clothing, the spider will then bite defensively.
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As a result, considerable attention needs to be given when designing the footings to ensure that the turbines are sufficiently restrained to operate efficiently.
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