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Sentences containing the word "strained"

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We soaked him strained, salted it and made soup from it.
One of the Air Force servicemen in the hearts strained through clenched teeth: “Shut up.”
It seemed like I got up early, but Aunt Arisha had already milked the cow, strained and milk and prepared a whole mug of fresh milk for me.
Then let the broth settle and carefully strain through a napkin.
Then you need strain and pour the tincture into bottles.
There's an ocean here strained through small islands is called the sea.
Brother strained through clenched teeth: “You’re just a model sinner.”
Remove the finished chicken (broth strain and save).
Fearing I would upset my stomach again, I strained soup and ate only a little of the liquid from this “borscht” and peeled the potatoes with my nails.
He barely deigned to do anything strain through teeth.
Purishkevich smiled mysteriously and, looking intently into Yusupov’s eyes with an unblinking gaze, strained
I was nine years old, so he looked at me indifferently and strained: “Five bucks.”
Remove from heat, stir with a spoon until warm, then strain through a napkin.
I got up, walked up to him and angrily strained: “You had no right, you will be fired.”
When asked where the rest of the fighters are, dad said through clenched teeth. strained: “In the Dnieper.”
Strain tuna (drain off excess oil) and add tuna pieces to eggs and onions.
He smiled mysteriously and, looking intently into my eyes with an unblinking gaze, strained through clenched teeth: “Eliminate Rasputin.”
For example, in response to the comments of his senior comrades, he may strain through clenched teeth: “Don’t teach a scientist.”
Even Guyger strained: "Everything will be alright".
And only when they asked for the third time, strained name is Zakhar Prilepin.
Boiled the bran strained Through a cloth, I added two spoons of honey and gave it to drink.
Then the cooked mass is rubbed through a sieve and introduced into strained broth (or decoction, or milk, or a mixture of milk and water).
I'm following the instructions" Visible world" did salt water, strained and placed it on the wardrobe, covering it with Jordan Atlas.

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Through the teeth of Razg. Disapproved 1. Unintelligible, indistinct (speak, mumble). I began to call Maxim Maksimovich, saying that it was time to sleep; he muttered something through his teeth(Lermontov. Hero of our time). 2. Expressing contempt, dissatisfaction, irritation. He reluctantly and warily muttered his words through his teeth. It was clear that this conversation was not to his liking, and now he would be glad to leave, but it was already awkward(P. Zamoyski. Bast shoes). The professor raised his eyebrows disdainfully, looked her up and down and muttered through his teeth: “I recommend that you, Mrs. Zvonareva, not forget yourself!”(A. Stepanov. The Zvonarev family).

Russian phraseological dictionary literary language. - M.: Astrel, AST. A. I. Fedorov. 2008.

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through clenched teeth- Through teeth (to speak, mumble, etc.) Indistinctly, barely audible, reluctantly. Grow something through your teeth... Dictionary of many expressions

through clenched teeth- adverb, number of synonyms: 7 without opening your mouth (2) indistinctly (22) reluctantly (16) ... Synonym dictionary

THROUGH THE TEETH- 1. speak inaudibly, indistinctly. This means that the person (X) speaks almost without opening his mouth, quietly, barely audible. Spoken with disapproval. speech standard. ✦ X speaks through gritted teeth. unism. In the role of obst. Zhenya, there is no need to cry! just like always... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language

Through teeth- angrily, angrily, with anger. FSVChE... Psychology terms

Speak through teeth- (vaguely, mumbled). Wed. A century with the English, the whole English fold, And he also speaks through his teeth. Griboyedov. Woe from the mind. 4, 4. Repetilov. See speaking through gritted teeth...

speak through clenched teeth- unclear, mumble Wed. A century with the English, the whole English fold, And he speaks the same way through his teeth. Griboyedov. Woe from the mind. 4, 4. Repetilov. See also, he speaks through gritted teeth...

Listen through teeth- who's kidding? listen inattentively, unkindly to someone. Poss. parodying the speech of the military... Dictionary of Russian argot

He also speaks through his teeth- He also speaks through clenched teeth (inc.) about imitators (a hint of imitation of the small habits of great people, but not their deeds). Wed. A century with the English, the whole English fold, And he speaks the same way through his teeth, And just as briefly... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)

Squeeze (words) through teeth- To speak (words) through teeth (foreign language) speak slowly (as if reluctantly, inaudibly). Wed. She received me with a dissatisfied and cold wrinkle in her face, barely muttering through her teeth. Dostoevsky. Humiliation and offended. 2, 6. Wed. Tracked down, arrested... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)

he also speaks through clenched teeth- (foreign language) about imitators (a hint of imitation of the small habits of great people, but not their deeds) Cf. A century with the English, the whole English fold, And he speaks the same way through his teeth, And he also has his hair cut short for order! Griboyedov. Woe from the mind. 4, 4.… … Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary

Books

The last days of Rasputin, Purishkevich Vladimir, Yusupov Felix Feliksovich. “Today, at exactly 9 o’clock in the morning, Prince Yusupov came to see me... He sat with me for more than two hours.” Your speech will not bring the results you expect,” he told me right away, “...

1. speak inaudibly, indistinctly. This means that the person (X) speaks almost without opening his mouth, quietly, barely audible. Spoken with disapproval. speech standard. ✦ X speaks through gritted teeth. unism. In the role of obst. Zhenya, there is no need to cry! just like always... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language

To speak (words) through teeth (foreign language) speak slowly (as if reluctantly, inaudibly). Wed. She received me with a dissatisfied and cold wrinkle in her face, barely muttering through her teeth. Dostoevsky. Humiliation and offended. 2, 6. Wed. Tracked down, arrested... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)

- (foreign language) speak slowly (as if reluctantly, inaudibly) Wed. She received me with a dissatisfied and cold wrinkle in her face, barely muttering through her teeth. Dostoevsky. Humiliation and offended. 2, 6. Wed. They tracked him down, they came to arrest him, he muttered through his teeth... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary

Squeeze words through clenched teeth- - speak slowly, indistinctly, reluctantly. A sign of the subject’s arrogance or compulsion, compulsion of speech. She received me with a dissatisfied and cold wrinkle in her face, barely muttering through her teeth (F. Dostoevsky, Humiliated and Insulted) ... Encyclopedic Dictionary of Psychology and Pedagogy

mutter words through clenched teeth- speak slowly, indistinctly, reluctantly. A sign of the subject’s arrogance or compulsion, compulsion of speech. She received me with a dissatisfied and cold wrinkle in her face, barely muttering through her teeth (F. Dostoevsky, Humiliated and Insulted) ... Culture of speech communication: Ethics. Pragmatics. Psychology

Tsedit Dictionary of Russian synonyms ... Synonym dictionary

TRANSFER, strain what, strain zap. strain (strain, strain), release into a narrow hole, into a hole, pushing back. Strain kvass, beer, release it into something from a barrel, keg, tub, removing a nail; collect into liver and pour into something. | Strain...... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

Sip, pronounce, suck, speak through teeth, sip, pour, slurp, sip, drink, pull, speak, pour, strain, suck, drink Dictionary of Russian synonyms. strain 1. strain 2. speak through teeth 3. see… … Synonym dictionary

Tsetch, tsezhu, tsedish, imperfect., what. 1. Pass (liquid) through something to cleanse. Strain the broth through a sieve. 2. Pour slowly, pour through a narrow hole. Strain the kvass. 3. transfer Speak slowly and casually, pronounce (colloquial).... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

Squeeze, sip, sip; strained; imperfect., that. 1. Pass (liquid) through a sieve or thin cloth, removing any. particles. C. decoction through gauze. 2. Pour through a narrow opening. C. wine in a jug. 3. Drink slowly, pull. C. beer from a mug. Ts... ... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary

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