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Перевод: mousy

[прилагательное]
мышиного цвета; похожий на мышь; робкий; тихий как мышь;
[существительное]
мышка ; мышонок

Тезаурус:

1. The Feldwebel pointed to the entrance to the station and the mousy man signed to me to pick up the case.
2. Dr Mackintosh was a red-faced Scot with mousy greying hair parted in the middle and tiny gold-rimmed glasses on the tip of his rather short nose.
3. There was a small space between me and them but the mousy man and the suitcase had disappeared.
4. The mousy man went to sleep again.
5. Black was predominant because black was what people preferred, but the so-called ancient cattle of Wales included every conceivable colour: very bright orange-red, yellow dun (dominant to black) in Montgomery, blue around Llanfair Caereiniou (blues were said to be better milkers than black, possibly because of some Shorthorn blood in the past), a recessive mousy colour popular in the Lleyn peninsula, white with coloured points, solid colours and pies and brindles, belts and linebacks.
6. Aided by her publicity adviser, Sir Gordon Reece, the mousy frump in sensible shoes and off-the-peg clothing transformed herself into the glamorous power-dresser, with coiffed blonde hair and capped teeth, who led President Mitterrand to slaver, "She has the eyes of Caligula and the mouth of Marilyn Monroe."
7. Even the mousy man was awake.
8. A civilian came up to the mousy man and asked him a question.
9. The Feldwebel drank his soup straight out of the bowl and baited the mousy man because he wouldn't do the same.
10. One dark, slender, vital, exciting; one mousy, dumpy, childish, politically useful.
11. The mousy man sat on the suitcase panting dismally.
12. The mousy man reappeared struggling with his suitcase and sat down on it again.
13. He was a mousy man: long thin strands of hair protruded erratically from under his steel helmet.