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Перевод: cork

[прилагательное]
пробковый;
[существительное]
кора пробкового дуба; пробка ; кора ; пробковый слой; поплавок ; луб ;
[глагол]
закупоривать пробкой; закрывать пробкой; затыкать пробкой; сдерживать; затаивать; сдерживаться; прятать; мазать жженой пробкой

Тезаурус:

1. No other packaging material can be greener than cork.
2. In Alcala de los Gazules, a white village in the cork forests of Cadiz, Manolo Jimenez, an unemployed mason, said: "You need a Socialist Party card to get work.
3. The cork blew out with a loud report.
4. But cork is special.
5. Keith Floyd, the housewife's galloping choice and tippling gourmet extraordinaire, has said goodbye to the roues of Provence, the stews of West Cork and embarked upon, as he so professionally put it, "the BBC maxi-break of a lifetime".
6. This stern injunction was widely ignored in Cork last night.
7. As an example, say that wine is normally sold in litre bottles stoppered with a cork, at a price of 2.00.
8. "Help me get this cork back in."
9. Jack Carbery had put on his blue serge suit for the occasion and sat in the middle of a few friends, his collar stud gleaming, and the apple in his throat bobbing about like a cork on water as he drank.
10. Strident protests and strict security checks on everyone entering the Cork Opera House seriously delayed the screening of The Last Temptation of Christ as part of Cork Film Festival last night.
11. "The next morning, he was found, head down, bobbing like some stupid cork in the shallow water."
12. Champagne ages perfectly in the producers' cellars with a cheap crown cork, and only sprouts its traditional mushroom just before it goes on sale.
13. A short cork is perfectly adequate for a wine destined to be drunk within a few years.