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Перевод: dab
[существительное]
легкий удар; прикосновение; мазок краски ; пятно; знаток ; мастер ; дока ; лиманда ; ершоватка ;
[глагол]
ударять; тыкать; клевать; слегка прикасаться; дотрагиваться; прикладывать что-л. мокрое; прикладывать что-л. мягкое; намазывать; покрывать; наносить мазки; делать легкие мазки; отмечать кернером
Тезаурус:
- Gently dab excess sauce from lips and chin.
- Something new is on the way: Digital Audio Broadcasting, DAB, will give startling improvements in reception and increase the number of networks available.
- DAB had been concerned that insufficient time was available at its meetings to give detailed consideration to the many conferences for which it was responsible.
- 23 October 1991, Prof E.W. Abel DAB received a presentation from the chairman of the Membership Development Committee and considered ways in which divisions could help with promoting recruitment.
- "It'll soon stop bleeding, just dab it occasionally with the paper, here, don't use your hankie.
- After discussing the findings of the working party on the future of autumn meetings, DAB concluded that the meetings, had a role in providing a focus on younger people, and should be continued.
- DAB was pleased to record that five successful, well attended DAB conferences had been held during the summer and autumn: international symposium on Supporting reagent chemistry (York), 10th international meeting on NMR spectroscopy (St Andrews), 11th international conference on Chemical education (York), 16th international symposium on Macrocyclic chemistry (Sheffield) and the 1991 Autumn meeting (York).
- Colwyn Bay and Llandudno for undersized codling, a few whiting and odd dab.
- Open beach marks at Dyffryn and Talybont have seen little angling activity with just the odd dab and rockling.
- Laura groped in her coat pocket for a scrap of hanky, and used it to dab at her eyes.
- If he drools or loses food from the side of his mouth, you should help him to dab his mouth firmly with a folded napkin or handkerchief.
- Martin Cruz Smith is a dab hand at beginnings, as readers of Gorky Park will remember; but he tends to fumble his middle sections, and by the time the climax arrives he's all fingers and thumbs.
- A quick bath and a change into one of Elinor's cotton caftans, a blue ribbon to tie up my hair and a dab of powder on my freckles rendered me presentable enough to be fed.
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