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Перевод: buff

[прилагательное]
из буйволовой кожи; цвета буйволовой кожи;
[существительное]
буйволовая кожа; толстая бычачья кожа; кожа человека; цвет буйволовой кожи; темно-желтый цвет; любитель ; болельщик ;
[глагол]
полировать; поглощать удары; смягчать толчки

Тезаурус:

1. Minutes after playing blind-man's buff she burst into tears at their plight.
2. Acquaintance, once wine buff has left the room: "Poor old Deaux."
3. Those of the administrative, professional, technical and clerical (APT C) staff have been consolidated in what is known as the Purple Book , and those of manual workers in the Buff Book .
4. Allow to dry overnight, then buff with a soft cloth.
5. Isobel stood quietly in front of the cupboard door, her hands clasped on her beige overall, almost melting into her background of buff paint.
6. Things had been moving so slowly in recent months that some Conservative MPs, like Robert Adley, the railway buff who chairs the Tories' backbench transport committee, were convinced that privatisation was about to be dropped altogether.
7. As the barriers in the head get broken down, the noise buff becomes a kind of hip vegetable, by a process that paradoxically combines both brutalization and weakening.
8. BOW-TIED wine buff, self-importantly, to long-suffering acquaintance: "I'm off to Bordeaux for Easter."
9. Sometimes his collection of gnomes would be on display, and every anniversary was commemorated by faded buff photographs and artefacts.
10. This dilemma for a game with millions of followers worldwide has proved to be a "bunch of sixes" opportunity for Welsh inventor Don Hughes, a self-confessed liardice buff, who claims to have beaten the Far East electronics industry literally at its own game by developing an electronic version that is hardly bigger than a credit card.
11. In search of presents without a future Rob Ainsley pinpoints those eminently disposable stocking fillers for the computer buff who has everything.
12. What we've been shown in the Report, and what has, ah, emerged from this discussion, is that for some fifteen years, we engaged in a game of blind man's buff.