0 to move against the surface of something else, pressing at the same time -- třít (se), dřít (se)
1 an act of rubbing -- tření
At the outset, all the musical genres and all the individuals rubbed shoulders with one another without inhibition.
She would rub my back for long stretches of time.
But there's the rub: historians are generally not interested in bringing complexity to the texts they use as sources, and for very good reasons.
To sleep, perchance to learn - aye, there's the rub!
Even the term "rubber" comes from one of the material's innumerable handy uses: rubbing out pencil marks.
The rub here is that a strong constituency for a sensible reform programme has yet to emerge.
The seeds were rubbed with sand to remove the mesocarp tissue and washed with water.
Where evident, the metaphysical dexterity of their similes rubs off on the purveyor.
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