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Перевод: shorts

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шорты ; трусики

Тезаурус:

1. Shorts
2. Led by a small boy in shorts and singlet and over-large wellingtons, a herd of cows was coming in from the fields.
3. Supported by four Landrovers and equipped with a few flimsy spares, they sported jeans and shorts rather than jodhpurs, tee-shirts instead of ties and jackets, while on their heads they wore cheches - and definitely not pith-helmets. but if the style was different, the spirit was certainly reminiscent of those pioneer days.
4. Then Allan appeared at Gateshead in those black cycling shorts which reached down to just above his knee.
5. Sloane Square, one of Time Zones's three shorts, shot on Super 8, and presumably chez Jarman, is no more than an album of his chums.
6. "Davey started making shorts on the Enterprise Allowance," says Blair.
7. Poor Andy knew nothing about the fact that his bride was planning to sport shorts for the most important vows of her life.
8. In TV, where films were being produced on a regular basis, ranging from the sort of imaginative documentary shorts produced for Huw Wheldon's Monitor programme to feature-length plays, aspiring filmmakers could try out ideas, take advice from their peers and put enough films through the cameras to develop their own ideas on what they wanted to make films about, and how they would go about it.
9. Major giants in the Ulster economy like Shorts Aircraft were in difficulties, while the Harland and Woolf shipyards were making heavy losses.
10. A second later, Dommie Carlisle, shivering slightly in just boxer shorts, appeared beside Miss Lodsworth.
11. Present-day runners, whether amateur or professional, are more suitably attired in vest and shorts and well-trained.
12. Their new range includes patterned bodies, cycle shorts and wrap-around tops.
13. Even on the field he had his own personal trademark - flapping shirt sleeves and long, baggy shorts, which served both as a landmark for his colleagues and to help keep out the cold he felt so badly.