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Перевод: clay

[прилагательное]
глиняный;
[существительное]
глина ; глинозем ; ил ; тина ; тело; плоть ; прах ; глиняная трубка;
[глагол]
обмазывать глиной

Тезаурус:

1. The large and unmistakable clay phallus for insertion in a wall is one of the first things to greet us as we enter the exhibition.
2. Very soon farmers were using clay tiles, which, stamped with the word "drain", were exempted in 1826 from the tax on other clay products.
3. "Clay he never called him Ali beeg now," Sonny once said, while gnawing on some ribs.
4. They are not lumps of clay awaiting the potter's wheel of their parents' influence to fashion their personalities, but equal partners in taking initiatives and creating contretemps.
5. Solid organic matter seems to be better for encapsulating the material than clay.
6. Gee goes on to identify other, more powerful, factors which are likely to increase the popularity of clay tiles: "The rise in clay tile demand is also undoubtedly linked to the emergence of green thinking.
7. Firstly, three fine grades of sediment were used: silt and clay (particle size less than 63 ), coarse sand (particle size 500 to 1000 ) and gravel (particle size 2-;4 mm).
8. I used clay - I put my palm in clay to get the natural contours of my hand.
9. X-ray diffraction confirms illite as the main clay mineral, kaolinite as the secondary clay, and, as a special mineral, haematite/siderite.
10. So saying, she pulled up at the gateway of a two-storey farmhouse used as the holiday and weekend home of her friends Mr and Mrs Clay.
11. The tree itself is beautiful but the combination of the clay soil and the shade from the tree means its not easy to know what to grow in the west-facing border underneath.
12. The felspar crystals in some granite have become weak clay, called kaolin , which remains mixed with the gritty but loose crystals of quartz and mica.
13. Sean Clay was a Dublin solicitor with knowing pale grey eyes.