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⇒ in close quarters to |
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в тесном соприкосновении (Побеdа); в тесных условиях (Over 200 people lived in close quarters on the ship. • Like many foreign immigrants, African American immigrants had to live in close quarters and earn small wages. • The chimps had to live in close quarters indoors for ten weeks while their old enclosure was torn down and the new, larger one, was built. 4uzhoj) |
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под одной крышей (только в контексте, подразумевающем тесноту или малую площадь: Anyone who's had to live in close quarters with their in-laws is bound to have a few arguments here and there. • She briefly stayed in a homeless shelter, but said she couldn't go back because she had to live in close quarters to people with severe, untreated mental illness. • If there was a disagreement among the travellers then those involved still had to live in close quarters for the next few weeks. 4uzhoj) |
