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Перевод: snout

[существительное]
рыло; морда ; нос ; сопло; мундштук ; сигарета ; табак

Тезаурус:

1. I was beginning to think that I would be going home fishless when I found myself singing, "He shall feed his flock"; and fell to musing upon how well I would be able to feed five, let alone five thousand, given the reluctance of the fish to show even a snout above the surface.
2. The purse seine nets are made of large mesh in which it is easy for a dolphin to get its flipper or snout caught.
3. At one point in Maus II, Vladek's wife Anja plays a murderous game of hide-and-seek, chased up and down the bunk beds of a vast, empty Auschwitz barracks by a guard reduced in close-up to a pair of vicious piggy eyes above a snarling snout (Poles are pigs in a world where Jews are mice efficiently exterminated by German cats).
4. Where the snout, or end, of a glacier stayed in one place for many years - which was when the ice was advancing at the same rate as it was melting - more and more boulder clay was dumped at the glacier snout.
5. The drooping snout and the torpedo-like body, coupled with big fins and muscles like Charles Atlas, make him one of the best, if not the best, fighting coarse fish.
6. The swordfish family has a much longer, slender snout than the sailfish.
7. By now the victim had sprouted curly horns and the snout of a wild boar.
8. She rose from her seat and swiped the dog a hefty blow across its snout.
9. Young may be carried on the snout of the mother if they are in distress (or stillborn), a behaviour that is also sometimes extended to humans in distress.
10. In this area he builds first a small depression by removing mouthfuls of sand and then produces a nest from weeds which are coated with a sticky substance so that they can be moulded with his snout.
11. The worms crawl in The worms crawl out The worms play poker on your snout Be merry my friends be merry!
12. The body is long and slender, with a pointed head and it has a long pointed snout that forms a "bill".
13. He was finding walking a chore so we left him, following the river inland towards its glacial snout source.