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Перевод: cheek
[существительное] щека ; боковая стойка; стойка ; боковая станина; боковая стенка; косяк ; колодка ; щека тисков; бок жилы; чикса [мор.] ; наглость ; нахальство; дерзость ; самоуверенность ; нахрапистость ; [глагол] нахальничать; говорить дерзости
Тезаурус:
- Shadwell put his elbow out half-way across the table in a puddle of tea, resting his cheek on the palm of his hand, and stared at me.
- Repeat a little further inwards until just below the cheek bone (see Fig. 16).
- There was a murmur of congratulations, and Mrs Bradford came round the table to kiss her brother's cheek.
- Jack looked troubled, smoothing his lately shaven cheek.
- "If you was down here," she said, "I'd bloody slap you for your cheek."
- Jess put her hand to her burning cheek, anger overcoming her terror, muttering: "I ain't no servant to thee."
- He put the tips of his fingers on her cheek, half fearing that she would disappear.
- They had two ways - cheek to cheek for the "smoochy" tunes, and jiving for the lively ones.
- Maggie went to Laura and kissed her sister tenderly on the cheek.
- She had the cheek to think he might come to Brighton to see her.
- Never allow greeting kisses on the cheek to gravitate anywhere near your lips;
- How lovely to see you," she cried, rising to her feet and kissing Sarah's cheek.
- Mary Ann was blind during the last few years of her life, and it had the quite understandable effect of making her very emotional; she only had one set of grandchildren, and she made such a fuss of them: "My Siddy", she would say, as she stroked her young grandson's cheek with tears in her eyes.
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