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Перевод: bristle

[существительное]
щетина ;
[глагол]
ощетиниться; щетиниться; подниматься дыбом; подняться дыбом; топорщить; ерепениться; рассердиться; рассвирепеть; изобиловать

Тезаурус:

1. The new car will bristle with safety hardware, including side intrusion bars and airbags as standard and possibly a roll-over bar for the convertible.
2. You will need a purpose designed vegetable bristle brush (nylon or animal bristle is either too soft or too rough) with a long, but detachable handle so that you can reach your back.
3. The shelves bristle with Sardinian champagne, Ferrero Rocher chocolates, boxes of luxury Huntley and Palmer biscuits.
4. Stern examined flies which were genetically wild-type, but had a small patch of achaete tissue at the site where the bristle should be, and achaete flies with a small patch of wild-type tissue at the site.
5. In Brick Lane, east London, the mosques are broadcasting fierce denunciations of infidel aggression; the newspaper-stands bristle with titles fulminating against American imperialism; youths in the street shout support for Saddam Hussein.
6. But, such is the pace of development, that an idiot's guide to many of the most recent and fast-moving technological marvels, which often bristle with abbreviations, is not to be despised.
7. His expression of disgust made her bristle.
8. The best-paid workers in Belorussia were in the bristle industry.
9. It had been wounded, and was struggling to stay afloat with its snout jutting horizontally above the water, its dark mane of bristle bobbing up and down amid the white rise of the current.
10. Crates bristle with numbered codes and sinister acronyms.
11. When they are accused of timidity, trustbusters bristle.
12. Nor bristle with wine jars,