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Перевод: billow

[существительное]
большая волна; вал ; лавина ; море;
[глагол]
вздыматься; вздыматься волнами; волноваться

Тезаурус:

1. When I sit down they billow up in front of me and I look as if I've got a water melon under there.
2. Winnie in a billow.
3. Her glazed porcelain wings billow in a gossamer sweep of iridescence.
4. A miasma of despair rose from the cluster of black Workshops and Fenella felt it billow out and engulf them in its sick, cold desolation.
5. There are illusory curtains, from ceiling to floor, which gently billow into the room as if blown by a warm, gentle breeze.
6. CARNAGE: Flames billow from the crater where the huge jet finally came to rest after ripping a canyon through the shattered Amsterdam apartment blocks last night Picture: DE TELEGRAAF
7. The "billow" or cone shape which develops in the sail under air flow couples with sweep back on the leading edges to offer a natural washout.
8. Unlike a true fabric, Tyvek sheet tends to follow straight lines and does not billow, or curve under wind pressure.
9. Sophie stepped into the shower through a billow of steam, her body a blur that trickled across the frosted glass.
10. With experience you will learn how to use bias to best advantage in allowing the nylon to "billow" with a curvature that helps to create an aerofoil.
11. A big shirt: a more practical cover-up than the ubiquitous pareo, less likely to billow into your neighbour's ice-cream and more appropriate when popping into smart restaurants or sensitive tourist spots such as church.
12. And suddenly, there it was just below them, the huge billow of orange-red smoke and steam coming from the nostrils of the awesome Gruncher.
13. And ahead of them, somewhere beyond the Waste, a great column of smoke was being made to billow upwards in the windless air.