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Перевод: fiddle

[существительное]
скрипка ; струнный инструмент; весельчак ; обман ; надувательство; торговля из-под полы; сетка на столе; зуд ; щекотание;
[глагол]
играть на скрипке; вертеть в руках; играть; обманывать; совершать махинации; торговать из-под полы

Тезаурус:

1. Left to his own vices, deserted even by his friend Little Chef, who'd gone with Ricky, Wayne started to fiddle with the bolt.
2. Messrs Fiddle and Perks have indicated their willingness to continue in office as auditors and a resolution to re-appoint them will be proposed at the forthcoming annual general meeting.
3. Mr Pozsgay was simply fed up with playing second fiddle, a characteristic that was to re-emerge later.
4. "Of Course" takes on a fiddle.
5. "What's happened to 'is fiddle?" she asked.
6. Poor Leopold at home was clearly pining for his son: in a touching letter he confessed that he felt sad at times, being unable to hear Wolfgang playing the piano and violin, and each time he approached his home he half expected to hear the familiar sound of his son's fiddle.
7. Salutations 0 Mighty Apollo! glad your music tour went down well, playing the fiddle standing on your head while drinking a glass of water is very clever, none but a Nero could do it, but you really should not have set fire to the auditorium as an encore.
8. 11,000 hotel fiddle
9. You may need to fiddle with the valves quite a bit to get the right balance between the different outlets.
10. "Well, where did you fiddle the fat to make these scones, those tarts, and that sandwich cake?"
11. It was in 1947 that he appeared in It Happened in Brooklyn , playing second fiddle to a scrawny thirty-one-year-old bobbysox idol with hollow cheeks, Frank Sinatra.
12. She would touch her hair then fiddle with her hat and pretend to straighten her dress.
13. The only other customers in the "Ravel" that afternoon were a musician with a small Irish fiddle and his companion, a tall skeletal man with the remains of what had once been an extremely fine hat, crammed down over his greasy locks.