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Перевод: shaggy

[прилагательное]
косматый; вихрастый; лохматый; волосатый; ворсистый; мохнатый; с начесом; шероховатый; шершавый; грубый; неопрятный; неотесанный

Тезаурус:

1. On walking into the Stop Hinkley Centre, Marshall introduced himself with typical candour as "the enemy", then launched into a long shaggy dog story about how much opposition there had been to a hydro-electric scheme in Snowdonia.
2. Padding across the shaggy lawn in her slippers, she was accompanied by a tortoise-shell cat which repeatedly darted at her pink pom-poms.
3. He scowled at her, as ever, but looked at her longer from under his shaggy white brows and one day soon after Christmas was moved again to comment how unlike his wife she was, the highest of compliments.
4. Wally's real name was Warwick Nightingale resident of Hemlock Road, East Acton He had a Rod Stewart haircut, feather cut and shaggy, and mostly he'd dress in Granny Takes A Trip kind of clothes with maybe one thing added from Malcolm's shop, a pair of creepers perhaps.
5. These graduate applicants are shaggy, long haired, and bearded, reflecting a direct binary to the approved short back and sides.
6. Kodiak, Mrs Knelle's huge shaggy Alsatian, barked at me excitedly but was soon soothed by his mistress.
7. "If you're fed up with your partner wearing that shaggy old jumper, why not suggest that you go shopping together and help him to choose something better?" she says.
8. A glow behind her shaggy head is moonlight, cloud scarred at the change of seasons.
9. Mr Healey - the best leader Labour never had, and a man of such substance as the party no longer possesses - was regarding, from under shaggy eyebrows, the large and rollicking volume of his autobiography, just published, which lay on the table between us in his hotel suite.
10. "Maybe?!" the voice raised a shaggy eyebrow.
11. A hardy, naturally polled breed of a type which has been in southwest Scotland for centuries, the Galloway is capable of growing a thick, shaggy coat of long, rain-shedding hairs over its thick, soft, mossy undercoat to protect itself in the cold, damp climate of the region.
12. I dropped down the hill to ford White Kielder upstream of the ruined farmstead of Kielder Head, where a line of stunted alders, shaggy with lichen, leaned over their leafless reflections in the peat-brown water.
13. The silhouette, instantly recognisable by its wide hips and shaggy curls, was David Murray, an older boy in the House who had so far taken little notice of the latest royal presence in the school.