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Kneipe
pub·lic ˈhouse СЪЩ Brit form
Kneipe f <-, -n> разг
Beisl ср A
public house Brit form
I. house СЪЩ [haʊs]
1. house (residence):
Haus ср <-es, Hä̱u̱·ser>
jdm die Haare vom Kopf fressen разг
to be a mad house прен
Tiny House ср <-, -s>
2. house (residents):
3. house (building):
Haus ср <-es, Hä̱u̱·ser>
4. house (business):
Haus ср <-es, Hä̱u̱·ser>
Verlag м <-(e)s, -e>
5. house ТЕАТ:
Haus ср <-es, Hä̱u̱·ser>
6. house Brit, Aus:
7. house (royal family):
8. house + sing/pl vb:
Parlament ср <-(e)s, -e>
9. house (for animal):
Vogelhaus ср <-es, -häuser>
Voliere f <-, -n>
Hundehütte f <-, -n>
10. house no pl (house music):
11. house ASTROL:
Haus ср <-es, Hä̱u̱·ser>
Phrases:
Kartenhaus ср <-es, -häuser>
fett wie eine Tonne прин
II. house ПРИЛ [haʊs] attr, inv
1. house (kept inside):
Hauskatze f /-hund м /-tier ср
2. house (of establishment):
Hausordnung f <-, -en>
III. house ГЛАГ прх [haʊz]
1. house (accommodate):
to house sb criminal, terrorist
2. house (contain):
3. house (encase):
to house sth
I. pub·lic [ˈpʌblɪk] ПРИЛ inv
1. public (of the people):
public opinion
2. public (for the people):
public library
public baths esp Brit
3. public (not private):
to make sth public (esp in writing)
4. public (state):
5. public БОРСА:
II. pub·lic [ˈpʌblɪk] СЪЩ + sing/pl vb
1. public (the people):
the Great British Public Brit шег разг
2. public (patrons):
public of newspapers
Leser(innen) mpl (f) <-s, ->
public of TV
Zuschauer(innen) mpl (f) <-s, ->
public of TV
Publikum ср <-s>
3. public (not in private):
Запис в OpenDict
public НРЧ
to take a company public ИКОН, börse
Present
Ihouse
youhouse
he/she/ithouses
wehouse
youhouse
theyhouse
Past
Ihoused
youhoused
he/she/ithoused
wehoused
youhoused
theyhoused
Present Perfect
Ihavehoused
youhavehoused
he/she/ithashoused
wehavehoused
youhavehoused
theyhavehoused
Past Perfect
Ihadhoused
youhadhoused
he/she/ithadhoused
wehadhoused
youhadhoused
theyhadhoused
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Deference should be given only with a justification consistent with democratic values and sufficiently necessary to maintain public order.
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Public relations is an important part of its mandate.
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The former public school is now a housing development.
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