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Перевод: lozenge

[существительное]
ромб ; ромбовидная фигура; косоугольник ; лепешка ; таблетка

Тезаурус:

1. Paula asked, stubbing out her cigarette and concealing the end in an empty lozenge tin she used as an ashtray.
2. The oral shield is pentagonal to lozenge shaped, with the 2 proximal sides indented and the distal sides convex.
3. The pattern diagrams advocated by Tony Buzan (his book Use Your Head (B.B.C. Publications, 1974) is well worth reading) give an excellent diagrammatic arrangement; the main topic occupies an oval lozenge, around which the main sub-topics cluster, while the lesser branching of less important subjects extends further out.
4. Then sliding reluctantly over the ocean came a thunderous grey cloud, and under it was the crumpled, dark green lozenge of sulky Dominica.
5. Surely Miss Dersingham's tapestry had shown the arms in a lozenge?
6. All the key words above are used except SHIPS (merely another example of distributed loading), UNSYMMETRICAL BENDING (not applicable in view of the conditions given in the central lozenge) and CURVED BEAMS (also irrelevant).
7. The oral shield is lozenge shaped or rhombic.
8. I shrug and put the lozenge of ice back into my drink.
9. It penetrated a stained-glass window, spreading lozenge shapes of iridescent purple, yellow, red and blue on the tiled floor.
10. In London, you can index the mean income of the households by the state of the gutters outside; in the area where the archive of Ephemera lies in boxes, waiting for its eventual home, there's a kind of mangy green lozenge next to the local church where the derelicts hang around, propping themselves up on the park bench in a drift of beer cans and double strength cider bottles and blown crisp packets.
11. Look at the Newark half-crown for example: a lozenge.
12. The oral shield is variable ranging from a lozenge to a flattened triangle.
13. It was at this time too that there appeared in Europe the system of notation in which the exact time-value of a note is indicated by a lozenge on a pole.