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Перевод: stirrup

[существительное]
стремя; хомут [тех.] ; скоба [тех.] ; серьга [тех.] ; бугель [тех.] ; подперток (под реем)

Тезаурус:

1. So four of us took our stirrup pumps and torches and picked our way through what was a minefield.
2. Some, such as restitching stirrup leathers are surprisingly easy as long as the holes are correctly lined up.
3. "So let's have a stirrup cup before that happens."
4. Two had lost a stirrup and the saddle of a third had slipped under its belly.
5. STIRRUP cups were being raised in the country yesterday as hunt followers celebrated the Tory victory.
6. He watched her trot away down the road, red stirrup light shining on Midnight's dark flank.
7. A similar line of reasoning - warm the skin if the body is cold - explains the idea of "one for the road" or the "stirrup cup".
8. The horses were being led and one of the men was limping badly and supporting himself by holding on to a stirrup.
9. Nor did it, for the patrol men knew her, and her stirrup light was in order.
10. A working compromise was reached only after Barbarossa agreed to hold the Pope's bridle and stirrup at a formal meeting; an act of ritual homage which he had at first refused.
11. I gathered the reins and lengthened the stirrup leathers a couple of holes while Fringe made prancing movements, getting used to his new and heavier rider.
12. Lindsey Ahmet (far left) and Natalie Stirrup (left) both 3, stole the show!
13. A Frankish stirrup has been discovered by archaeologists, but contemporary records do not confirm that horse charges and similar tactics were widely used.