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Перевод: doublet

[существительное]
дубликат ; парная вещь; копия ; пара ; одинаковое число очков на двух костях, брошенных одновременно; дуплет (бильярд) ; фальшивый бриллиант; вибратор ; диполь ; род камзола XIV-XVII веков

Тезаурус:

1. The doublet of the Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin are simple in form.
2. As their 35ft yacht, the Blue Doublet, bobbed about on the choppy waters, Commander Tim Laurence finally plucked up the courage to pop the question.
3. The Princess was to have ridden her famous Doublet, but her third entry was withdrawn.
4. So your research for this sort of book should be wider than the mere acquisition of facts about bustle skirts or togas or doublet and hose.
5. With its doublet parable of the dragnet, it tells of the time of final judgment when, at the end of time, the
6. Now Tim appears to have rekindled Princess Anne's interest in sailing - she paid 94,000 for the 36-footer Blue Doublet earlier this year - and last year she made a glowing contribution to a celebrity compilation of ideas of Paradise.
7. And, warm with dancing, he pulled off his jewelled hat, so that the brown hair fell free, and opened the close-pearled band of his doublet so that his throat might be bared to the air.
8. HAMLET, with his doublet all unbraced, no hat upon his head, his stockings fouled, ungartered and down-gyred to his ankle, pale as his shirt, his knees knocking each other and with a look so piteous, he takes her by the wrist and holds her hard, then he goes to the length of his arm, and with his other hand over his brow, falls to such perusal of her face as he would draw it
9. He is happiest on the water, and the Blue Doublet is the one place she can really call her own."
10. He found he was too tired to unbutton his doublet.
11. He was a wealthy man these days, and dressed in doublet and hose with a gold chain round his neck.
12. Anne took delivery of the 93,000 Blue Doublet in April, about the same time as her divorce from Captain Mark Phillips.
13. Some of their leaders, however, indulged in richer displays: in moments of leisure or on a Day of Truce a chieftain might sport a satin doublet or gold-buttoned jerkin, satin hose, and velvet breeches and cloak.