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Перевод: instep

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Тезаурус:

1. '68 - jeans either simply rolled up or cut off at required above-boot height - though some were worn instep length by some.
2. However, I would suggest that you subsequently attack employing the ball of the foot rather than the injured instep.
3. The instep must travel two metres or so to reach the opponent's head.
4. For example, any technique aimed at the throat, or applied to the joints, groin, or instep, will merit a penalty.
5. Two holes along each instep, meant to let water from Vietnam's swamps run out, merely let sand seep in.
6. I recall summer commenced on 1 May in Newcastle for our "shirt sleeve order"; meanwhile at the other end of the Northumbrian body, para. 32 of the order commands that "trousers will be worn with the bottoms of the trouser legs, at the front, just touching the instep".
7. She found herself in St Vincent Street, when, new horror, the instep strap of a high-heeled shoe gave out on her.
8. Without an ice axe and with only borrowed instep crampons my climbing ability was somewhat limited, and this was not the place to take risks.
9. A rock lay in his way and in revenge he kicked at it, catching the lower eye of one of his boots against its sharp side, and ripping his nearside instep as a result.
10. They were of brown calf with a copper beech leaf on the instep and their shape was so strange and outlandish that Nurse Rose decided they must be the extreme of fashion.
11. And there, on the third step, upside down in the corner by the wall, was Bunty's other sandal - dainty lacy white straps with the arched instep and the two-inch heel hanging half off.
12. Rice flails, which could not be taken into football matches, were used in street battles, as also were edges of razor blades taped to the inside of fingers or the instep of boots.
13. Insteps frequently smash into elbows and need bandaging, but they can be protected by shin or instep pads.