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Перевод: pomegranate

[прилагательное]
гранатовый [бот.];
[существительное]
гранатовое дерево; гранат

Тезаурус:

1. (13) Pomegranate: fertility.
2. However, since the girl had eaten six pomegranate seeds during her stay in the Underworld, she had to return there for six months every year.
3. Sure enough Jay at ten past three in the morning flits down the stairs of the crumbling house in her pomegranate kimono, mad woman in search of photo, as if a photo could help her understand.
4. Yellow is made from the reseda plant, vine leaves and pomegranate skins.
5. A small Scandinavian cylindrical tankard on three pomegranate feet sold for 4,200, estimate 1,500-;2,500 (Scandinavian tankards, both silver and wood, tend to draw a determined group of avid repatriators).
6. Lincoln Kirstein Paul Cadmus (Pomegranate Artbooks, San Francisco, 1992) 144pp. many col. and b/w ills.
7. He gave me a sudden grin, purple mouth full of little, ivory bits like when you cut into a pomegranate and he was gone.
8. The pomegranate mouth still glowed impeccably, the sculptured curls lay smooth; people were beginning to look flushed, she remained a fount of coolness.
9. The shuddering tramp of the oxen spinning the Persian wheels set over every deep well, so that the jars came up, roped with pomegranate wood withies, and tossed their icy water into the stone channels that fed the fields and the housewife's wood buckets.
10. Serves 4. 4 valentine (boneless) lamb chops 2 tbs grenadine (pomegranate syrup) 2 tbs Worcestershire sauce 1 tbs grapeseed oil frac12; -;1 tsp sea salt flakes 8 tbs lamb stock 2 tbs guava or crabapple jelly 225g (8oz) chasselas grapes Marinate lamb in grenadine and Worcestershire sauce for 20 minutes.
11. However, Ra squeamishly refused to witness the slaughter, so he flooded the fields where his subjects were with beer which had been dyed red with pomegranate juice to resemble blood.
12. In short, during the past four hundred years the lemon has become, in cooking, the condiment which has largely replaced the vinegar, the verjuice (preserved juice of green grapes), the pomegranate juice, the bitter orange juice, the mustard and wine compounds which were the acidifiers poured so freely into the cooking pots of sixteenth and seventeenth-century Europe.
13. Speech departed from me, I gained a joyous heart, I was bursting with rapture like a pomegranate.