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Перевод: scratchy

[прилагательное]
грубый; неискусный; скрипучий; царапающий; колючий; шершавый; небрежный; плохо подобранный; разношерстный

Тезаурус:

1. She remembered one time when a nurse had beckoned Dot into a side room, pulled over a metal chair for Dot, and brought the bundle to her wrapped in a bulky scratchy blanket.
2. Dim scratchy advertisements for Ernie Calvert's Watch Repairs and Gus Bentley's Bike Shop appeared on the screen.
3. The "Dragon-in-charge" sold me the requisite shoes, leotard and headband, finally producing a crossover cardigan in a scratchy wool, of a dirty mustard colour.
4. We were summoned to church, as the faithful were every Sunday, by loudspeakers blaring a scratchy recording of Mario Lanza singing Ave Maria .
5. The groups who were deemed worthy of attention played scratchy guitar music, usually very fast and The Wedding Present fitted the bill.
6. Although she felt a little guilty about letting him do it Sally found she quite liked the feel of his fingers stroking her flesh and teasing her nipples but when he tried to put his hand up her skirt beneath her scratchy petticoats she tried to stop him.
7. There were one or two things that may concern them (the scratchy sound of the orchestra for one), though nothing that should deter them from tuning in, for the singing was generally fine, with particularly good contributions from the basses (Michael George and Peter Harvey), the soprano Nancy Argenta, the tenor Andrew Murgatroyd, the "cantor" Nicholas Robertson and the choir itself, here expanded, of course, to The Twenty.
8. No water sold at the bar, scratchy loo paper, and a dancefloor that doesn't yet kick till after midnight.
9. Its design, like Dot's, was of crossed flags but wasn't made of scratchy tin with rusting edges.
10. She was wearing a plaid dressing-gown that her Dad had left behind: it smelled like an old dog and was as scratchy and heavy as wearing a carpet.
11. Streets scratchy with children, broken glass and weeds.
12. "It wouldn't be worth it people only want to hear new issues not scratchy old ones" and so on.
13. They said they were, so we stepped straight into the tangled maze of alder, hazel, birch, oak, pine, fir and laurel and picked our steps over dried grass, scratchy brambles and the leafless knee-high branching shoots of the wood's next generation.