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Перевод: dressed

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Тезаурус:

1. The Sunday evening buffet is not to be missed, with a fish course of half a small lobster and a whole dressed crab, followed by a carvery with every kind of meat from beef to venison, and fresh poached salmon with crisp salads.
2. Next comes grandson William Gylby, wealthy London lawyer who made great strides, increasing the size of the island to over 1,500 acres by his death in 1744, and having the dubious distinction of attempting to reduce the troublesome rat population by having them killed, dressed and offered up to his tenants and workmen to eat.
3. One night, after a rehearsal and drinks with Terry, I came into the flat to find Charlie getting dressed in Eva and Dad's bedroom, prancing in front of a full-length mirror which leaned against the partition wall.
4. He could see that the singer wasn't especially old or badly dressed under the coat.
5. In Madeira, to stand behind a little old peasant lady, dressed in black, in the bank cashing her cheques from family worldwide is quite an experience.
6. With regard to Jack Higgins's recollections of Blakeney, Norfolk, I noted long ago in county archives that on April 6, 1944, men dressed in German uniforms took part in "military exercises" in the Weybourne-Sheringham-Bessingham area in daylight.
7. He was dressed up as a pantomime character in the picture and was posing.
8. She was dressed in nothing but her cotton nightgown and her cardigan.
9. "Great Mates" The Blockheads (they of Ian Dury And) once turned up unexpectedly at a Clash recording session dressed as policemen, causing Mick Jones to flush all his illicit substances down the toilet and the rest of the band to flee.
10. Many incidents of a similarly charming nature were to follow as the years went by, without any diminution in the public fascination with this spinster lady from a remote Yorkshire dale dressed in complex layers of well-laundered rags.
11. He is dressed in a gown of pale-blue, embroidered in silver and gold with astrological and alchemical symbols.
12. If you were caught, you'd be charged for being improperly dressed - you had to be in uniform.
13. "But it is the sack, Sir , even though it's dressed up in fine words."