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Перевод: bulbous

[прилагательное]
луковичный; выпуклый; луковицеобразный

Тезаурус:

1. Baz Something dangled absurdly, in the ballooning pants, curly-toed slippers, tiny waistcoat and bulbous turban of an Arabian Nights eunuch.
2. We were standing above the clouds, which formed a thick, bulbous ocean at our feet, out of which in every direction rose mountain tops like islands.
3. Mexicans in the moonlight, surging towards her over the stubble, old wrinkled women, kids with the bulbous stomachs, things to be honest she didn't see because they drove past too quickly on the motorway.
4. Then she was blowing up like a bubble herself and getting fatter and fatter and more and more bulbous till she filled the whole sky and I knew that if she burst the explosion would drown me in mud too, and I could smell the slurry in my nostrils already and it was getting up my nose and I couldn't breathe and
5. The front bumpers look heavy and bulbous, the side skirts look like add-ons.
6. Older Kashmiri women stick to the traditional Kashmiri form where the Kamiz (or the Kurta as it is called in Kashmir) is rather long, usually with a distinct waist, and the trousers are full, almost bulbous, with a deep and stiff cuff at the ankle.
7. One consequence of the extremely fluid nature of the lavas erupted in Hawaiian eruptions, especially those of the Hawaiian volcanoes themselves, is that they are sometimes so fluid that when "fire fountains" are spraying lava upwards, some of the liquid sets solid into teardrop shapes, with bulbous ends and long-drawn-out tails.
8. Among the varied stands of bulbous and low growing perennial plants, the star is clear blue Corydalis flexuosa brought from light woodland in western China only in 1989.
9. THE MAN with the bulbous nose and large gold pinky ring was determined to have his photograph taken with Congressman Jim Florio.
10. Lift and transplant bulbous plants where they are becoming overcrowded.
11. Above, where hot lava erupted from the crust to be chilled by cold sea-water are purple, bulbous pillow lavas.
12. The bulbous buttercup (Ranunculus bulbosus) prefers the tops, while the creeping buttercup (R. repens) favours the hollows.
13. Beyond the court, beyond the wall with its globes of protecting lights, I could see the bulbous tower of the family mosque.