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Перевод: bow

[существительное]
поклон ; нос корабля; лук ; самострел ; дуга ; радуга ; арка ; смычок ; бант ; бантик ; токоприемник ; бугель [тех.] ;
[глагол]
кланяться; поклониться; здороваться; подчиняться; покоряться; преклоняться; гнуть; сгибать; гнуться; сгибаться; наклонять; наклонить голову; склонить голову; водить смычком; владеть смычком

Тезаурус:

1. Quickly coiling the bow line, he raised the main, then back to the cockpit.
2. to have after the death of every forester of fee of the bailiwick by way of a heriot, the said forester's best riding-horse, and a saddle with a bridle, a cloak, cap and sword, leggings with spurs, a horn, a bow and barbed arrows, and his dog called a "bercelet".
3. Thin smile, slight bow - almost an oriental attitude.
4. Boljesic's solicitor, Donald Gordon, told Bow Street magistrates: "He left his bail hostel and hasn't been seen since."
5. Over the past five months, despite everything that has gone wrong with his adventure in Kuwait, he has calmly refused to bow to pressure, whether political, economic or military.
6. Medallion silk waistcoat and bow tie from Oxford and Swan, perfect for your groom or best man.
7. He watched as they settled in a smart hotel in Wardour Street, and then he slowly and stealthily surrounded the place with Bow Street Runners.
8. The background music stopped and was replaced by an expectant hum, then that too ceased as the curtains parted and a man in a dinner jacket and black bow tie stepped out onto the catwalk.
9. The two of them went to stand in the bow.
10. The entrance front is simple enough, with two storeys, a wide pediment and a central curved bow on each of the side elevations.
11. Peter Davies, the 1988 winner of the silver arrow, was using a composite bow in order to have a better chance of winning, but next year he intended to shoot longbow for he thought this was really a longbow tournament.
12. Queen's Bench Divisional Court Regina v Bow Street Magistrate, ex parte Director of Public Prosecutions Regina v Bow Street Stipendiary Magistrate, ex parte Cherry Before Lord Justice Watkins and Mr Justice Garland December 19 1989
13. He was painted by Modigliani and Picarbia in a white shirt and tiny bow tie.