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Перевод: moleskin

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кротовый мех; молескин [текст.]

Тезаурус:

1. The company formed when, having a laugh in Australia and pretending variously to be leading London DJs and models, they picked up on Blundstone boots and Hard Yakka moleskin clothing and got the go-ahead for UK importing.
2. Indeed, by far the most surprising thing about the whole workwear-as-fashion issue is that, despite now being a fair few months down the workwear/style line, there are still the doubters, the sceptics, the fashion-aware bods who hiss "hype" at the mere mention of moleskin.
3. Bargains include Paul Smith moleskin trousers down from 110 to 65, French Connection men's duffle coats down from 175 to 105, Lolita Bis evening dress down from 305 to 180.
4. Well they would buy Were a a breed of men, as far as I know, used to wear what they called moleskin trousers.
5. Yes; and that's what it was; a badge of manhood; because you sensed that before you went into the mine, because you were wearing the moleskin trousers.
6. He recalled her silken, olive-tinted skin, her large malleable boobs, and her pelt of thick pubic hair like moleskin.
7. Gore-Tex cagoules tented over their bony collars and bent spines; plastic map-cases and complicated orienteering compasses dangled against their concave poitrines; their curving shanks were sheathed in fashionable moleskin or corduroy breeches; and their flat feet and weak ankles were shod in flexible casts of the finest shoe leather.
8. We discovered the joys of moleskin and the art of walking on our hands and knees.
9. While Hard Yakka is making ranges in moleskin exclusively for the UK at PIL's request, the Boxfresh crew is now drawing up design suggestions for Carhartt in the US.
10. They were er anybody that knows about moleskin, and there very heavy material er and apart from being hard-wearing, I suppose they, in the winter time, they gave them a wee bit of warmth in their legs etcetera.
11. A hoary quarryman wearing the traditional hard hat and "moleskin" trousers, and a salty fisherman with sailor hat and jersey exchange gossip on the STONE QUAY built on the site of an earlier one by Morton Pitt as a promenade for the new hotel and a point of embarkation.
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13. Er and most riveters would try and buy moleskin trousers.