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Перевод: curved

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изогнутый; искривленный

Тезаурус:

1. Although span wire overhead construction was used for most of the route, bracket suspension, using peculiar curved bracket arms, was used in Northcote Road and on the approaches to Goat House Bridge.
2. One or two pieces of hardboard can be used, or two pieces of thicker board, joined with timber battens, and a curved strip of hardboard nailed round the shape to form the soffit.
3. It coped easily with gently curved edges, and was in its element coasting up and down a slightly sloping lawn, producing those satisfying stripes that can make mowing a distinct pleasure.
4. It had been a favourite choice of Miss Barnett on those long dark afternoons m- winter before the Sunday school was released, when the outside light was fading and the small Adam Dalgliesh was already dreading those last twenty yards of his walk home where the rectory drive curved and the bushes grew thickest.
5. But then he noticed her hair, she'd dyed it black, it curved round and down, into her jawbones, and the skin above and below her eyes looked shiny and hard.
6. The High Tech range includes innovative products such as the Curved Tooth Carbide Circular Saw Blade.
7. As Luke's arm curved in towards his head, Gallagher flung up his left arm and blocked it, driving his fist into Luke's midriff.
8. Around the stair tower, a curved, fin-like aluminium wall screens the lower conference room and the boardroom terrace above, and adds a further textural element to the low-key material themes of timber and brick.
9. Sail camber has been formed by use of battens, either flat or of round section in sleeves from leading to trailing edge.Tensioned into compression, the battens become curved and the degree of camber is controlled by vertical stand-offs from the forward cross-spar.
10. The furniture was all his too, those cabinets with bulging fronts and curved legs, chairs with buttoned backs, a velvet-covered love seat, a big oval table supported on a wooden base shaped like a vase, mirrors framed in gilt, pale mauve and green watercolours and dark portraits in oils.
11. The quillons were usually straight, but occasionally curved towards the blade; the grip was sometimes double handed and sometimes single; pommels tended to be decorated, particularly those of noblemen and princes.
12. It curved round a large square.
13. The curved alloy tube covered with rubber that you hold to control the sail.