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Перевод: livery

[прилагательное]
темно-каштановый; страдающий болезнью печени; желчный; ливрейный; раздражительный;
[существительное]
ливрея ; костюм члена гильдии; наряд ; убор ; платная конюшня; прокат ; ввод во владение

Тезаурус:

1. Within a few months of arriving in Blackpool, Luff announced his five year plan to transform the Undertaking, changed the livery to ivory and green, and introduced a streamlined tramcar as the prototype of a new fleet (see p. 65).
2. 2. 622 sporting a new livery introduced in 1983.
3. The mainly green livery was adopted during the War, but lasted until 1959 on some cars.
4. The pre-war livery seen on car 257 at Bispham Station on the Squires Gate service.
5. Two Pantograph cars in the post-1937 cream livery pass in Dickson Road during demolition work for the new Odeon cinema opened in 1939.
6. The Western Region won the prizes however for its nostalgic application of lined GWR steam-style livery to five of its top-link diesels.
7. No time was lost putting them into service for the season, still in the L.U.T. livery, which was similar to Blackpool's.
8. Most people like to try and look after their horses themselves, often with some help from the livery yard owner or a friend who has different commitments.
9. Now almost thirty years old, and arguably BR's best-ever buys, the Mark 1 based Class 309 "Clacton" units, continued their relentless treks across the Essex countryside, now with new seating, a new livery, and with the extension of wires to Ipswich and Norwich, the chance to break out of their traditional operational straitjacket.
10. No 37669 in early Railfreight grey livery brings down English China Clays train, consisting newly introduced CDA wagons, into Lostwithiel station on 6 May 1988.
11. Externally, their appearance was enhanced by their cream livery with green lines which emphasised their length.
12. Today they are being rewired and repainted in a new livery, giving them a handsome appearance which belies their fifty years.
13. There was suitable razzamatazz at Waterloo on 10 June when the blue/white/red/grey livery was shown to the press on two Class 455 units and a Class 50 Howe hauling a short rake of Mark 2 coaches.