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Перевод: bonnet

[существительное]
дамская шляпа; дамская шляпка; капор ; сетка ; детский чепчик; чепчик ; шапка ; мужская шотландская шапочка; капот ; покрышка ; крышка ; колпак ; кожух ;
[глагол]
надеть шляпу; нахлобучить шляпу; тушить

Тезаурус:

1. Rob Bonnet on the ordeal of qualifying school at La Manga
2. He saw a uniformed chauffeur polishing the bonnet of the Daimler just before he turned under a stone archway on to the drive.
3. "He declared for our family, swearing by the soil under his feet and the head under his bonnet," says Mrs McGillivray.
4. The more rounded body, still distinctly Shogun with perhaps a more Americanised flavour, has increased dimensions in all but height, which is slightly lower, like the bonnet.
5. And it has the firepower under the bonnet to do its appearance justice.
6. She repressed a shudder as he took the bonnet and curled himself down onto the floor holding it daintily between his long fingers - which she had been careful to avoid touching.
7. It was a pixie bonnet.
8. The group of officers, cadets and badgers set off from Broad Street pushing their bed with 16-year-old Glyn Matthews inside dressed in bonnet and nappy.
9. But Mr Tomlinson built his own bonnet, mudguards and steps up to the cab and set in louvred vents either side of the bonnet to let out the heat produced by the massive engine.
10. Even silver-screen George changes with the times when, after an entertaining accident in Rome, he re-emerges as a convertible with a Renault 4 bonnet.
11. GEORGE Bernard Shaw wanted to simplify English spelling and had such a bee (a spelling-bee?) in his bonnet that he bequeathed his royalties for its promotion.
12. At first Lefevre took the woman for Louise Mller, though smaller and slimmer than he remembered, and for an actress quietly dressed in sombre cloak and dark bonnet.
13. Wilcox lowered the bonnet and pushed it shut with the palm of his hand.