1.b> 1) , ; she gave her a pinch on the cheek ;
2) ; he couldn't stand the pinch of his tight shoes i> , ;
3) .i> , ( ..i>);
2.b> ( i>); a pinch of salt [snuff] [];
3.b> / (.i> .i>); he always funks when the pinch comes i> / ;
4.b> .i> , ;
5.b> .i> ;
6.b> .i> 1) / ;
2) / ; this horse is good, a pinch, go nap on it , , ;
7.b> = pinch barr>;
8.b> .i> .i>, .i>, . .i> / ;
9.b> .i> ;
10.b> .i> 1) ;
2) = pinch effectr>;
at a pinch,b> .i> in a pinchb> , ; ; we can get six people round this table at a pinch , ; Jack at a pinchb> , (.i> i>); to feel the pinchb> i> / ; i> , ; this job pays much less, so we're bound to feel the pinch , , ; tob> take smth. with a pinch of saltb> i> ; / / .
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