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Перевод: dressing
[прилагательное]
перевязочный;
[существительное]
одевание; украшение; убранство; приправа ; соус ; гарнир ; выговор ; порка ; перевязочный материал; перевязка ; равнение; удобрение; отделка ; выделка ; очистка ; шлифовка ; шлихтование; аппретура ; аппретирование; обогащение
[существительное]
Тезаурус:
- Each course comprises a morning of sessions in careers, training and confidence, and an afternoon's expert advice on hair, make-up and dressing for work.
- Returning to my dressing room, I removed my headdress and reached for a towel to dry my sweat-soaked hair - fighting with seven dwarfs under banks of spotlights is hot work.
- It is important that the Down's child attains social acceptability in terms of standards of personal hygiene and care, and toilet training, dressing, and general behaviour and habits do not usually present great difficulties; they may simply take a little longer than normal.
- I don't want you dressing her.
- I mean, everybody took loads of everything in those days but if you have an incredible tour schedule and you can find a way of having extra energy, which you can get with cocaine, you overdo it if you haven't ever had it before in such huge quantities, and you're that big, and girls come to the dressing room afterwards, and everybody gives you free packets, and suddenly you're everybody's pal.
- An unusual combinational that tastes good mixed either with "Waistline" Cocktail Dressing or "Waistline" Reduced Calorie Dressing
- This is a specimen of our dressing rooms, but not by far the worst, as I know of one in the North of England where a corner of the floor is submerged in filth and water.
- We went through the door and into a hallway that led to the dressing rooms.
- The dressing room needs a sense of a new direction: Martyn Moxon is the official vice-captain.
- Example 3 Dressing dolls
- At the Royal Ballet, whose dressing rooms they will be using, mention of "the Russians" touches a raw nerve.
- In 1987, he walked into the dressing room at non-league Altrincham and turned to the club's physiotherapist Jeff Warburton.
- Dressing up, role playing and masquerade form the conceptual basis of Kahlo's work.
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