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Перевод: dusty

[прилагательное]
пыльный; нечистый; как пыль; мелкий; размельченный; серовато-коричневатый; сухой; неинтересный; неопределенный

Тезаурус:

1. The intermediate day was spent travelling across the Karo, a desert landscape, hot and dusty, and the trains did not have the benefit of air conditioning.
2. DUSTY HARE, England's former full-back and the world record-holder for points in a career, is to be Nottingham's director of rugby, a new salaried post.
3. To a dusty shelf we aspire
4. On the blue Curtains and the dusty Walls:
5. The rising sun slowly turns the drab greys and dull browns of the mountains to patches of pale gold and dusty pinks.
6. I am sitting in the shade of a gum tree, by the side of a dusty road in Pinjarra, Western Australia.
7. We passed gently rolling pastures where fat sheep and cows grazed, empty dusty roads edged with white convolvulus and daisies, and fields of grain rippling in the soft wind like beige velvet stroked by an invisible hand.
8. Parties aside, yesterday's dark and dusty treasure troves are now often approached through glossy souvenir-shops and high-tech cafs.
9. Not so in Form the dusty Volumes stand:
10. She attacked, and overcame, the challenge of the Daily Telegraph crossword puzzle each morning, and played her dusty piano with fingers still nimble despite arthritis.
11. It seems almost like the beginning of time when visitors to Welford Road first saw dear old Dusty tee up the ball, meticulously pace his couple of steps back and sideways, pause, take a deep breath, glance at the target and then, slick as clockwork, sidle up and caress the ball between the posts.
12. We'd squeeze to the dusty walls to let the horse-drawn carriages past.
13. Behind him flitted his clerical assistant, pale Paola, her long colourless hair bound in a rubber band, her huge glasses moth-like, her finger-tips dusty grey pads.