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Перевод: damsel

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девица ; грелка

Тезаурус:

1. Willie Maley, a pearl among swine, dutifully held the door open for the departing damsel.
2. Dragon flies and damsel flies are regular visitors.
3. I have been wondering whether to attempt, in oils, a subject from Malory, the imprisoning of Merlin, maybe, by the damsel Nimue, or the solitary Maid of Astolat.
4. DAMSEL
5. The "Beautiful Damsel" (Agrion virgo) favours clear, gravel-bottomed streams, while the "Banded Damsel" (Agrion splendens) , distinguished from the former by the blue-black bar on the male's wing, is abundant on muddy-bottomed, less acid waters.
6. She brings forward numerous examples of nature described "as a coy or seductive maiden, as a promiscuous or chaste consort, as a naked or overadorned damsel."
7. Damsel in her prime
8. We can also tell you that the damsel is in her prime, that is, SUE is a prime.
9. Except that St George, according to the history books, rode to rescue the damsel, not the dragon.
10. A Dickensian Christmas; a setting sun; a dainty damsel.
11. Inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy and the sad tale of his love fur Beatrice and by medieval ballads about a knight saving a damsel in distress, their works told of lovers in search of a beloved, a metaphor for the "artist in search of his muse".
12. The restoration and management of both acid ponds, attractive to dragon and damsel flies, and traditional village ponds was receiving a lot of attention across the district.
13. With affectionate humour he described her and his favourite aunt (called by her clergyman father in remembrance of the line in Acts where when "Peter knocked at the door of the gate, a damsel came to hearken, named Rhoda") as being like "a couple of Bengal matches - you know, those fizzy things with a pink light".