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Перевод: graffiti

[существительное]
граффити ; нацарапанный рисунок; рисунок на стенах домов; надпись на стенах домов

Тезаурус:

1. When the camera crew arrived three days later, the shelter was covered in graffiti and all its glass had been shattered.
2. With previous work including graffiti on the set of Batman and numerous "legal" graffiti in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens, Chico is keen to spend time in England making similar run-down areas more colourful, which may, unfortunately, prove hard to legalise
3. "Nostalgia ain't what it used to be," interjected Andrew, quoting the latest college graffiti.
4. Mdia and graffiti (both already plural nouns) will become mdias and graffitis .
5. The two rappers, Wildski and DJ, the graffiti artist Req One and even Lindy Layton, the angelic voice of "Dub Be Good", are all just passing through.
6. The Beats International show incorporates live graffiti art by Req One as well as live mixing, rap and vocals
7. Some continued to make a stance and in 1982 I worked with a sergeant who lovingly took out his old city cap each nightshift and wore it as a symbol of everything which had been lost in 1969, when, as the station graffiti had then affirmed, "T.J.F." and a fall from Eden had occurred.
8. The walls of Cagliari are bare of anti-English graffiti.
9. Graffiti a heart, slash an arrow.
10. The "White Rose" itself evidently gave rise to rumours, widely circulating in Bavaria and in many other parts of Germany "about large demonstrations of Munich students", unrest, and even revolutionary feeling in Munich, "and people were talking about graffiti and fly-leaf propaganda with a Marxist content on public buildings in Berlin and in other cities".
11. Almost every year has witnessed the discovery of new artistic terrain - graffiti art, Soviet art, Australian art, the art of Latin America.
12. When he was at school, Gazzer's graffiti had been part of his act: another way of establishing himself as a "character", of making his mates laugh.
13. Opponents of the regime took new heart from the Stalingrad disaster, and their limited revival resulted in a spread of illegal broadsheets and surreptitiously daubed graffiti, attacking Hitler "the Stalingrad Murderer".