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Перевод: salamander

[существительное]
саламандра ; сумчатая крыса [зоол.] ; козел [метал.] ; настыль [метал.] ; жаровня

Тезаурус:

1. a fiery fellow (the salamander was popularly supposed to be able to live in fire); also, a circular iron plate which is heated and placed over a pudding or other dish to brown it ( OED ).
2. Salamander, I love you.
3. Thereafter we witness Rose being guided by the Fool towards Pagoda-land, where she finds the salamander, then back to the court where her kindness to both the salamander and her persecuted old father is rewarded by the transformation of the Prince to his real shape and his victory over all contenders to win Rose, rescue her father and banish Epine.
4. Apply the breadcrumbs, mix evenly and gratinate under a salamander until golden brown.
5. Now a tiny red salamander of lust does pierce me.
6. The glands on the skin contain a powerful irritant which will make any would-be predator think before attempting to eat the salamander.
7. The park breeds the Fire Salamander regularly.
8. In Darcey Bussell and Jonathan Cope he has ideal interpreters for the principal roles - the writing for the salamander is some of his most inventive - while Fiona Chadwick blazes as Epine, Anthony Dowell dodders as the emperor, the four kings seek to outshine each other, and Tetsuyu Kumakawa as the Fool seems even more at ease in the air than on the ground.
9. It is when she feels compassion, rather than revulsion, for the salamander and kisses him that the spell breaks.
10. One amphibian which might not be too concerned about showing itself is the Fire or European Salamander.
11. The story, basically, is about an aged emperor who divides his kingdom equally between his elder, nasty, daughter, Princess Epine, and her young, innocent half-sister, Princess Rose, thus incurring the wrath of Epine and requiring Rose to journey through a twilit world to find, with the help of the court Fool, her Prince who has been transformed into a salamander.
12. salamander (sl.),