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Перевод: napkin

[существительное]
салфетка ; пеленка ; подгузник

Тезаурус:

1. "No fault of mine," said Dorothy, briskly, rolling up her napkin.
2. She leaped up, dabbing at it with a napkin.
3. There was a plate, knife and fork and a paper napkin for everyone.
4. He viewed the room helplessly, paying particular attention to the discarded napkin, but there was no disgust on his face, only a vaguely resentful acceptance.
5. Kitchens Of Distinction are currently seated in Katz's famous delicatessen in New York and, before them, taped proudly to a napkin dispenser, is an understated, handwritten sign that says: FOR YOUR INFORMATION, YOU ARE SITTING AT THE WHEN HARRY MET SALLY TABLE.
6. Kathleen Lavender sat calmly down and picked up her napkin.
7. Got an autograph on a napkin.
8. "A pair of pyjamas, a spare pair of socks, and a table napkin wrapped round half a sliced loaf, wholemeal, and a piece of cheese.
9. Roquelaure toyed with his napkin.
10. Thallium la mode de Wimbledon, served in a little china pot with a spray of basil and a clean table napkin.
11. Buckmaster dabbed at his thin lips with his napkin.
12. The background tells more than the people or the happenings: the water-sprinkler on the lawn; the hateful birds with their "strident and spiteful noises" and "those banal exchanges from tree to tree, mockings and bickerings and sudden solo trillings"; the cook with a napkin fastened round her head as if it were a Stilton cheese.
13. Clearly feeling he had played a master card, the traveller in jelly folded his napkin with care, pushed back his chair with a tooth-aching shriek, and left; head down, Adam's apple at rest.