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| torture; excruciation; inquisition; agony (Anglophile); sheer hell (Anglophile); torment (также перен.) | |||
| anguish | |||
| plague (в переносном смысле, о чём-либо раздражающем Pickman) | |||
| torment | |||
| ordeal (Евгений Тамарченко) | |||
| investigative torture | |||
| purgatory; act of torture | |||
| experience; experiment | |||
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| torment; abuse (Butterfly812); tortures (torture: often, tortures. the pain or suffering caused or undergone. RHWD • I heard stories of gruesome tortures in prisons. OALD Alexander Demidov); tantalizing | |||
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| trials of retted flax (пробы льнотресты) | |||
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| rack; excruciating; racking | |||
| question | |||
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physical torture (In the first half, Erik The Mind Control Guy, a frequent caller to the show, joined Connie Willis to talk about his claims of surviving regular mental and physical torture by the US military while in the Army as a young man. -- подвергался психическим и физическим пыткам  coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver) | |||
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