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Перевод: pockmarked

[прилагательное]
рябой; щербатый

Тезаурус:

1. She ejected the clip and threw it amongst a pile of discarded wooden crates in the corner of the shed, then buried the rifle under a mound of rubble in the pockmarked skip.
2. Scottish football is pockmarked with what the Everton and Scotland winger Pat Nevin once described as "the ego in the boardroom," that irrepressible businessman in the size 48 club blazer who can't keep his fingers out of football.
3. Inside was in total contrast to the pockmarked exterior.
4. Dreams of Hollywood stardom - which would come: of more great roles on the stage - which would come: of more glorious drunken evenings in great company - which would come, and women and money and fame - all would be given to this pockmarked child of a miner from Welsh-speaking Wales, born with "the devil in him" as Emlyn Williams's tutelary genius Sarah Grace Cooke observed.
5. "He was pockmarked, gleaming with nerves and drunk.
6. Jos reached for the pockmarked chrome bumper and pulled himself free.
7. "That is, he was pockmarked, devious and smiled a great deal when he was in trouble."
8. Approaching from Sedbergh, The Street turns off to the right immediately after Rawthey Bridge and climbs steeply before contouring, with excellent views denied to the motorist on the A683, alongside a moorland pockmarked with shakeholes.
9. Starting and finishing at the Hill Inn, the walk passes through a district liberally pockmarked with caves and potholes of which Bruntscar and Gatekirk Cave are especially worth a halt to inspect the outsides.
10. The hulk might be ten thousand years old, so scoured, pockmarked, and ancient did some parts appear.
11. Bulgaria, Switzerland and northern Greece could, one day, be pockmarked by chromium mines.
12. Maybe phenomena like the Needle, a pockmarked warty old erect penis with a tuft of grass on its tip, do not hold the same attraction these days.