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Перевод: fur

[прилагательное]
меховой; пушной;
[существительное]
шерсть ; шкура ; мех ; пушнина ; меховые изделия; пушной зверь; налет ; налет на языке; осадок ; накипь ;
[глагол]
отделывать мехом; подбивать мехом; счищать накипь; обшивать рейками; обшивать дранью; обшивать досками

Тезаурус:

1. "Routine is the enemy of art" is the wisest remark fur every artist to digest.
2. To the adult pet cat living with human companions, its owner's hand is a symbolic "mother's tongue" tugging at or smoothing its fur.
3. This can be easily recognised if Bizet's music for Carmen is compared with De Falla's fur The Three-Cornered Hat .
4. Motor cycles and scooters, clothes, records, and football expenses accounted fur most of the new disposable income.
5. Well, I don't believe that fur a start.
6. Christ identifies with us, and in the garden of Gethsemane he cries out of loneliness fur us.
7. "'E's a spry ole thing, but he's as soft as butter, ent you, ole boy?" and he knelt down and ruffled his fur.
8. Apparently the town grew some centuries ago out of the winter quarters of Ivan Pokhabov who established a post at Irkutsk to collect a fur tax from the Buriats, the fur-trapping natives.
9. In 1811, the ragged remnants of an expedition from John Jacob Astor's Pacific Fur Company sought refuge among the Nez Perce, and were guided safely to Fort Astoria on the lower Columbia.
10. The door in the corner opened, and Smallfry swept into the room wearing a glossy black costume with white fur trims and decorated combs in her hair.
11. Blackness, warm and friendly as Wolf's fur, the only warmth he'd ever had.
12. Years of dust and cobwebs had settled on their fur and skin and they all seemed to be snarling or growling.
13. Its fur was arranged in punkish spikes.