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Перевод: sallow

[прилагательное]
желтоватый; болезненный;
[существительное]
ива [бот.] ; лоза ;
[глагол]
делать желтым; делаться желтым; желтеть

Тезаурус:

1. A tin of rings and a ten shilling note, a woodshed and an oak tree, an innocence, never to be reclaimed, a shock which changed even the ways of looking at the ferns and foxgloves, droopy-leaved sallow, buckthorn, white-beam and goat willow.
2. The rosy bloom of her cheeks had faded, leaving her sallow and drawn.
3. He watched the Prior's sallow face flush.
4. Then he climbed back into the saddle and rode off on his grey: a small, sallow man in the red, green and white uniform of the chasseurs of the Guard.
5. Ferns and foxgloves understood the sallow.
6. Dark brown hair, dark brown eyes, and slightly sallow skin which the photographer had not bothered to disguise or retouch, having understood that this was part of her charm.
7. He appeared suddenly in the door of the milking house looking long and sallow and disapproving.
8. Raimundo's sallow face had turned a dark red.
9. She and Annie had made the gowns and, although they were of good strong material, befitting the bride's station and life-style, Lydia's chestnut-coloured material brought a touch of colour to her normally sallow cheeks, while Martha's deep maroon set off her fair colouring.
10. It was the same square room as in Adrar, the same crowd of mustachioed Algerians, with their sallow skins and monks' habits.
11. Two young men, their sallow faces flushed with wine, were standing, knives in hand, each waiting for the other to lunge or parry.
12. Flowers of emerald and trees of silver decorating a ground made of powdered gold had changed in a few helpless throbs into body-crushed vegetation, stained ferns and foxgloves, droopy-leaved sallow, buckthorn, white-beam and goat willow.
13. A drip still connected to his arm, and his flesh was sallow, but the old Ray Doyle sparkle was back in his eyes, and Bodie was glad to see it.