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Перевод: centipede

[существительное]
многоножка ; сороконожка

Тезаурус:

1. The poor centipede worried over the answer until he had a nervous breakdown and lost the ability to walk naturally.
2. Even if the trains are coloured according to the line they run on, the map itself is like an action painting by a hyperactive centipede.
3. I am reminded of the ant who asked the centipede in what order he put his feet to the ground.
4. "I have never known you be so patient, Miss Jay Goodtime!" declaimed Jamie, gluing centipede eyelashes into unlikely pools of stage make-up.
5. Some topics which may arise are: the length of worms, and their lack of legs; the many legs of a centipede; the slowness of snails and slugs; the woodlouse rolling into a ball; the flight differences of butterflies, bees, ladybirds and flies.
6. It waved in the wind, bristly as a centipede's legs.
7. Legs rose and fell as we made our undulatory way like a giant centipede.
8. He gets hooked on giant centipede meat and encounters rubber monsters called "mugwumps".
9. Onward and upward the track wound, clinging to the side of the ridge like a pale slippery centipede.
10. On return to his Californian studio, he determined to make a Centipede just like those he had seen in his travels.
11. First, there are those that can tolerate a wide range of ecological conditions, for example the centipede Lithobius forficatus , the millipede Polydesmus angustus , a number of earthworms, slugs, and several woodlice.
12. By 0700 hours the 120 recruits of the junior intake, Who are in their fourth week of training, have finished cleaning their rooms and join the centipede of recruits marching in small groups towards the Elizabethan Restaurant.
13. He argued that, in each of Robbe-Grillet's first three novels, the narrative discourse is focalized around the consciousness of the central protagonist, so the recurrent objects (the rubber in Les Gommes , the cord in Le Voyeur , the centipede in La Jalousie ) connote some sexual or criminal obsession and the presence of an interiority.