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Перевод: babushka

[существительное]
головной платок ; косынка

Тезаурус:

1. Mother Russia, the babushka and the chubby nesting "matrioshka" doll are powerful images and, from an emotional point of view, Russia is a matriarchal society.
2. While the strangers slept, Babushka baked some bread and thought about the men.
3. The men went into the little cabin and when they had eaten they thanked Babushka and went off to sleep.
4. Babushka
5. "Then come inside," invited Babushka.
6. Every time a tired traveller passed her cabin Babushka called, "Friend, stop and rest in my cabin," and the traveller did so.
7. It's Harriet who's the something, a good little capitalist something looking after her family plus not to forget the old Babushka.
8. "Good day," said Babushka.
9. One morning, when the forest was covered in snow, Babushka was outside busily clearing snow from her path when three travellers came up to her gate.
10. But as time progressed, and as she became "official" as a member of the KGB, it was always the babushka who averted her gaze and looked away.
11. This is where the babushka (grandmother) comes in.
12. Once upon a time, in the heart of Russia, there lived an old peasant woman called Babushka.
13. Hillary Clinton she's not, but there was no trace of the frumpy babushka, below, from 1989.