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Перевод: sheath

[существительное]
ножны ; футляр ; узкое платье; облегающее фигуру платье; оболочка ; надкрылье; обшивка ; презерватив

Тезаурус:

1. It would have shown through the "New Faces" sheath dress.
2. Crawling over, Trent pulled his small matt-black throwing-knife out of the man's throat, cleaning the blade before replacing it in the sheath between his shoulder-blades.
3. They are attracted to any fibre dipped into the slurry and wrap themselves around it to form a sheath.
4. If they suffer from mild incontinence, they may use a sheath or condom, which has to be fitted correctly to avoid leakage.
5. Eleventh century German sword and sheath of the type carried by Rodrigo's followers.
6. David Marshall was immediately rebuked by Speaker Betty Boothroyd and the knife was put back in its sheath and removed from the Chamber by an official.
7. I stood and thought and made the panic recede until I could work out what to do, then I took my knife out of its sheath on my belt and carved an arrow in the bark of the tree I was facing.
8. It was a solid hand-beaded backless polo/halter-neck sheath, split to the hip on both sides.
9. Each spore is surrounded by a thin protective sheath which may initially aid in sticking the spore to a potential host; once in place, its first task is to establish contact with the living tissue of the host, penetrating the tough exoskeleton to gain access.
10. Coaxial cable is made from a central core of copper spaced by plastic or air insulation from an outer sheath of copper braid protected by a plastic sleeve.
11. If not during a period, then adequate contraceptive measures must have been taken since the last period, such as the pill, or sheath, or cap with spermicide, used on every occasion.
12. Doak also understands body language to be a key to communicating with cetaceans, and he experimented with special wetsuits that were modelled on the dolphin body, black above and white below, with both legs enclosed in a sheath terminating in a tailfin or jetfins.
13. More than once, though, she slipped in close and slid his dirk from its sheath, in case he should use it against himself.