1.b> (), , ; ; can you spare me some change? / ? sorry, I can't spare the time , i> / [.i> .i> to spare; .i> ]; we can only spare one room for you / ; I'm sure you can spare me a moment , ; we can't spare the men for this task ; to spare a thought for smb. / ; you should spare a thought for the person who cleans up after you , ;
2.b> (from) i> i> (), i> i> (i>); you could spare yourself waiting if you book in advance , / ; he wanted to spare his mother any anxiety , / ; please spare me the gruesome details , / ; she was spared from the ordeal of appearing in court ; ;
3.b> .i> :i> (), , (, i> .i>); to spare no effort - ; no expense was spared in developing the necessary technology ; not to spare oneself ; / ( i>);
4.b> (), , ; they killed the men but spared the children , / ; I could not understand why I had been spared and they had not , / , ; during the bombing only one house was spared .i> ;
to spareb> , / ; , ; I've got absolutely no money to spare this month / ; anyone who has time to spare and would like to help can contact Moira , , ; there's no time / we've got no time / to spare if we want to get the article written by tomorrow , , / ; we arrived at the airport with five minutes to spare ; that turkey will feed ten people with some to spare / ; to spare smb.'s blushesb> / [.i> .i> blush Ir> 1]; spare the rod and spoil the childb> .i> , ( i>); to spare a glance at smb., smth.b> .i> , ; before leaving the old town, spare another glance at the tower , .