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Перевод: pinner

[существительное]
передник ; род чепчика

Тезаурус:

1. Over half of the population of Pinner, an agricultural village in 1851, were born elsewhere (Kirkman 1985).
2. Tommy cook had been plaguing Pinner for months.
3. Mr Steven Hadley, defending, said Williams's wife, Andrea, 30, died of cancer and he went to the medical centre in Pinner armed with a knife intending to make his wife's GP, Dr Patricia Carson, apologise for what he felt was a wrong diagnosis.
4. M J Pinner, Sheffield, Yorks
5. Best puppy award went to Petrocella, a Newfoundland bitch owned by Ken Pinner of Lindford, Lyn Lane of Headley's Zeeta, a rare Shibu Inu breed, won the non-sporting title, and Gable, a spaniel belonging to Mrs. Wright of Kingsley, was victor of the open class.
6. Iain and Tommy drank together on the back streets of Pinner.
7. It was ground-floor maisonette, part of a small council estate on the outer reaches of Eastcote, barely a mile from Pinner.
8. Vivien Eliot was buried in a cemetery in Pinner, Middlesex; her husband and her brother were among the few mourners.
9. Now a freelance journalist, in his first piece for Esquire he returns to Pinner to trace the story of a young man who was drawn inexorably into a spiral which led to murder (When Iain Met Tommy, page 126).
10. Petrocella with owner Ken Pinner, 2.
11. ANTHONY LEJEUNE Pinner, Middx
12. DAVID JAMES SMITH began his journalistic career writing about flower shows and jumble sales in Pinner for the Harrow Observer .
13. The most recent list of private press books I have seen (for the year 1975, published by the Private Libraries Association, Pinner, in 1978) cited nearly three hundred publications from some 125 presses, at home and abroad.