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Перевод: snowbound

[прилагательное]
задержанный снежными заносами; занесенный снегом; заснеженный

Тезаурус:

1. A snowbound jet at LaGuardia Airport, New York, at the height of the storms
2. And even beyond would be snowbound, perhaps right as far as the sea.
3. During the big freeze in December last year, Philippa Bastable, like many others, was stranded for 11 hours on the snowbound M6.
4. At the snowbound alpine inn of Kleine Scheidegg, Kartoffel had not been the only climber to get a taste of the good frau's favours.
5. The teachers made us go out to play in the snowbound playground and I joined in with all the fun, sliding around in the snow and slush, throwing snowballs, all the usual things.
6. Elizabeth had particularly suffered from the Snowbound school of reviewers; being insensitive to the charm of her work, they found it trivial.
7. A regular flow of books and short stories followed, among them: The Mystery of the Sea (1902); The Jewel of Seven Stars (1903), a tale of Egyptian reincarnation; The Man (1905), a melodrama; Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving , in two volumes (1906); Lady Athlyne (1908), a romance; Snowbound (1908), a collection of short stories; The Lady of the Shroud (1909), which reached its twentieth edition in 1934; Famous Imposters (1910), which included the story of the Bisley Boy, believed by some to have been substituted for the future Queen Elizabeth in childhood; and finally The Lair of the White Worm (1911), in which he revived the legend of a gigantic serpent capable of assuming human form.
8. I am sure there were also "pretty severe philippics" against some other authors and critics, especially the Snowbound school - though I have never (as far as I know) had any reason for personal animus against them.
9. She glanced at his strong profile, staring ahead at the snowbound road.
10. Her motive becomes apparent only at the end of the novel, when all the characters are brought together for Christmas in a snowbound Kentish cottage.
11. Buckmaster sat beside him, staring at the bleak snowbound slopes of the moor.
12. Once they were snowbound she put the task off again and it was not until early March that the thaw began.