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Перевод: spiky

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колосовидный; колючий; усаженный остриями; заостренный; остроконечный; несговорчивый; сварливый

Тезаурус:

1. Back to the basins to give my hair a brush-through: I liked myself spiky, hedgehog, but I wanted a will-brushed hedgehog.
2. These included: Bernard Buffet, the French post-war limner of spiky flowers and views of Paris; the best Chagall portfolios (but not individual plates, for which prices were normal); David Hockney; a group of modern Americans including Jim Dine, Sam Francis, Frank Stella and Donald Sultan (but not Jasper Johns, who sold on estimate); Alphonse Mucha, the ornamental master of Art Nouveau; Andy Warhol; and Picasso.
3. I'll wander round this place and find a cheapo hairdresser and I'll get it done - Gothic, or spiky, or something.
4. Dracaena marginata (the Madagascar dragon tree) has a pale, slender stem, often branched, supporting spiky leaves tinged a delicate pink at the margins.
5. Incidentally, on the next page it carried a demo tape review of an up-and-coming Hull band called The Housemartins whom it dubbed, "Fresh, crisp and spiky."
6. Sullen but accurate, spiky but efficient: that's it.
7. Many pieces of both 14 and 17C metalwork display a distinctive spiky naturalism which is paralleled elsewhere in stone and wood.
8. But it was spiky.
9. They wore pastel pink sundresses, and I wore dark clothes and had spiky hair.
10. He turned, bewildered, and saw a big man with spiky grey hair, a tanned skin and eyes that later always seemed to be the colour of phlegm.
11. Then the brownish scurrying of a hare across the top of spiky snow-blown grass.
12. Foliage will be as important as flower, and we'll need to think about texture - rough leaves versus smooth; tall spiky plants to set against rounded shapes and so on.
13. Little red huts stick out in the sea, the backdrop is spiky Snowdon-sized mountains straight up, and the place is deserted.