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Перевод: stout

[прилагательное]
крепкий; прочный; плотный; отважный; решительный; стойкий; сильный; тучный; дородный; толстый;
[существительное]
полный человек; крепкий портер

Тезаурус:

1. The biggest of the children, a girl with a sweet, oval face and a stout stomach that strained the buttons of her green print dress, handed the baby she was carrying to a smaller sister and stepped eagerly forward to stand beside Martha.
2. Stout stuff.
3. Weather was a hazard for which the organization had little to offer - apart from a heavy serge cape, and a stout pair of boots or "scuffers".
4. To the lower end of each trestle column was attached a "camel's foot", which consisted essentially of a stout, screwed shaft carrying a large pad base, attached by ball-and-socket connection.
5. The plain truth is that I once twisted my knee after falling down a ridiculously narrow flight of stairs at a crowded party in a terraced house in Highgate, and I found it so comforting and indeed so peculiarly elegant to lean on a good stout walking stick during the weeks that followed this mishap that I continued to do so long after my leg had returned to normal.
6. In his retirement in Lambourn he was the daily recipient of two bottles of Mackeson stout, delivered from the local pub courtesy of Colonel Bill Whitbread, whose company sponsors the Whitbread Gold Cup in which Mandarin was twice runner-up.
7. A stout man in sober grey that contrasted with his many-coloured face and cheerful manner, leaned towards the Captain.
8. Many of the living echinoids are protected by spines, some sharp and breaking off easily into the unwary foot, others stout and clublike; a few groups have taken to burrowing into sediment, and the spines have become small and felt-like.
9. The bushy plants develop from fleshy, stout rootstock.
10. Leonard's overriding impression was of a stout man, reticent and somewhat withdrawn, at least introspective, who enjoyed a good laugh; a proud member of the Royal Canadian Legion and its military traditions.
11. The long, stout spines are an unusual feature which discriminates this species from other gastropods.
12. The long stem of this crinoid, with a small cup at the top, and stout arms composed of easily visible calcite plates, these first arms themselves dividing, are some of the more important characteristics of this species.
13. When a poet is nearing the creation of a new image, it is as if he stands with stout Cortes: