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sewer

/ˈsuː.ər/

Перевод: Существительное с несколькими значениями: труба или канал для отвода сточных вод; человек, который шьет; или ситуация неудачи, ведущая к напрасным усилиям или потерям денег.

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noun

/ˈsuː.ər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: труба или канал для отвода сточных вод; человек, который шьет; или ситуация неудачи, ведущая к напрасным усилиям или потерям денег.

A noun with multiple meanings: a pipe or channel for carrying away waste water and sewage; a person who sews; or a situation of misfortune leading to wasted effort or money.

  1. Waste pipeB1formal

    An underground pipe or channel that carries away waste water and sewage from buildings.

    ruКанализационная труба

    • The city is repairing the old sewer system.
    • Heavy rain can cause the sewer to overflow.
    • A blockage in the sewer caused a bad smell.

    Синонимыconduitculvertdraindrainpipewaste pipe

  2. B2formal

    A person who sews, especially as a job or hobby.

    ruШвея

    • The sewer carefully stitched the hem of the dress.
    • She is a skilled sewer who makes her own clothes.
    • The tailor hired an experienced sewer for the shop.

    Синонимыdressmakerneedleworkerseamstresssempstressstitchertailor

  3. Misfortune or lossC1informal

    A situation where effort or money is wasted, often due to bad luck or poor planning.

    ruПровал

    • All his hard work went down the sewer when the project was canceled.
    • The investment turned out to be a sewer of their savings.
    • Her plans for the weekend went down the sewer after the storm.
Формы
  • sewers plural form
  • sewers' possessive plural form
  • sewer's possessive singular form
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