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Перевод: corduroy

[существительное]
рубчатый плис; вельвет ; вельветовые штаны; плисовые штаны; бриджи ; бревенчатая мостовая или дорога;
[глагол]
строить бревенчатую мостовую или дорогу

Тезаурус:

1. Humming to himself, he went back into the bedroom and put on a pair of grey corduroy trousers, a red shirt and a bright turquoise jumper, stained with food.
2. He has mislaid the last thread of that natty rig he had recently and is entirely back in cap, scarf and corduroy.
3. By 1965 things had eased, but my detective inspector still railed against my three-quarter length corduroy car-coat with its red lining.
4. A corduroy suit is a contradiction: suits are dressy; corduroy is not.
5. Corduroy has always been the poor man's velvet; its pile is made of cotton, rather than silk or satin, and by the eighteenth century it was being worn all over Europe, not by kings, but by working men.
6. Nina Hamnett dressed up as a Paris Apache, in a pair of French workman's trousers, a blue jersey, corduroy coat and cap borrowed from Modigliani and a toy butcher's knife.
7. Men had to wear rough cotton shirts and white corduroy jackets and trousers, to be easily visible.
8. He wasn't the least bit fashionable, but he certainly had style, the way he shuffled around in sneakers and sweatshirts, hair pointing in all directions, corduroy trousers rumpled and baggy.
9. CORDUROY TROUSERS
10. It is not true I married for a red corduroy jacket belonging to my wife's father; but there is no denying he did pass it on to me, as a sort of dowry I believe.
11. Corduroy has a lived-in look and demands very little maintenance.
12. A few moments later, he was pop-popping south with a note for Mick and Paddy in the back pocket of his corduroy jeans.
13. Although we changed its name to corduroy to give it a touch of class, there is no evidence that the French every called it corde du roi or that kings ever wore it.