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Перевод: forelock

[существительное]
прядь волос на лбу; чуб ; челка ; хохол ; чека

Тезаурус:

1. A lank forelock fell from beneath the hat bearing the tricolour cockade.
2. Herod appeared in the pulpit - he was, as always, the best actor - stamped a small foot, tossed an imperious forelock, straightened a paper crown, despatched a token army across the chancel.
3. I've met some of his colleagues in the corridor, stepped back and tugged my forelock."
4. You could lift his forelock up like that and you'd see his brain working.
5. Davis touched his forelock and then glanced towards the Oaks, as though conscious that George's eyes were fixed on him with a disturbing intensity.
6. An abatement of reverence and forelock touching is all to the good, and I cannot really think that doctors should be denied their fair share of human fallibility.
7. Soon he'll be tugging his forelock.
8. There was even a hint of mockery in the way he tugged deferentially at his forelock whenever he encountered him.
9. She had a white star, half-covered by a rough forelock, her ears pricked up with fear.
10. He scooped back a lank blond forelock as he sat down.
11. He grips the washbasin, leans forward on locked arms, and scans the square face, pale under a forelock of lank brown hair, flecked with grey, the two vertical furrows in the brow like a clip holding the blunt nose in place, the straight-ruled line of the mouth, the squared-off jaw.
12. They were in awe of him because you would never have guessed from meeting him how immensely wealthy he was, and because you would never have guessed from knowing how immensely wealthy he was how immensely clever he was as well, and because he was called Freddie when his initials were A. P. J. You'd catch a glimpse of this tall, stooped figure crossing Trinity Great Court, with one shoulder held slightly higher than the other, and you'd know you were watching one of the world's great fortunes walking about, plus, on the same two lanky legs, behind the same untidily dangling forelock, one of the world's great instruments of serious scholarship.
13. Their ineffective-looking trainer was trying to stop the owners from straightening the number cloth, tidying the forelock over the headband, tweaking at the saddle and shoving their big rosettes with every ill-judged movement near the horse's affronted nostrils.