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Перевод: air
[прилагательное]
воздушный; пневматический; авиационный; самолетный;
[существительное]
воздух ; атмосфера ; вид ; внешний вид; выражение лица; аффектация ; важничанье; дуновение; легкий ветерок; напев ; мелодия ; мотив ; песня ; ария ;
[глагол]
проветривать; вентилировать; сушить; просушивать; выставлять напоказ; обнародовать
Тезаурус:
- Fevers may come on from going into cold air whilst hot; with trembling, aching bones and muscles; a dazed state, they cannot remember things.
- Items like air bags, Hytrel tubes or ERS foam are not sold without the shoe.
- The hot air from the fire passed up between the laths.
- It was this ability to display a ballerina's apparent weightlessness and sheer joy in dance that was so impressive when the Spirits of the Air danced in Homage to the Queen , Ashton's exquisite celebration of the 1952 Coronation which was danced by Margot Fonteyn and Michael Somes.
- What appears to be one of the earliest sections of the manuscripts the section beginning "So through the evening, through the violet air" (dating from c.1914) contains an arresting image which would find its way into the final poem.
- As much as possible of this finishing was assembled by the use of compressed air and screw cramps, the picture frames and corridor doors being examples of this method of working.
- Now she rubs moisturizer into her facial skin as protection against the raw wintry air outside, coats her lips with lipsalve, and brushes some green eyeshadow on her eyelids, pondering shifts of point of view in Charles Dickens's Hard Times (1854).
- APPEALS DIRECTOR The Royal Air Forces Association FREEPOST Malvern Worcs.
- Adjacent is an installation of Ingersoll air compressors supplying pneumatic power for pneumatic tools, sand blast for cleaning castings, fettling tools and the moulding machines in the foundry.
- An air of anticipation was less familiar, but Halifax exceeded all expectations by mounting a thrilling recovery, coming back from 16-4 down to earn a replay.
- The air was full of falling leaves - red, gold, some reduced to a filigree of veins like a sketch of a leaf drawn in the misty air.
- "It should be done on the basis of the right of non-smokers to breathe smoke-free air, but wherever possible taking account of the needs of those who smoke."
- Thus an air of tremendous expectation hung in the autumn air as the runners filed out of the paddock down to the course, Arkle ridden as usual by Pat Taaffe and Mill House on this occasion by David Nicholson, as his usual partner Willie Robinson was injured.
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