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Перевод: mallow

[существительное]
мальва [бот.] ; просвирник [бот.]

Тезаурус:

1. So Clarins created Eye Contour Gel with plant extracts from camomile, cornflower, marigold, soothing mallow and astringent witch-hazel.
2. Among the items at Eskenazi are seven rare, early Song dynasty pieces (960-;1279AD) including a small red lacquer dish modelled in the shape of a mallow flower.
3. She counted off the names of some of the plants: viola, phlox, petunia, buddleia, mallow, limnanth, morning glory, clematis, gypsophila, geranium, delphinium, Cobaea scandens , antirrhinum, scabious.
4. They are 5ft 3in gauge No. 2509 (1947) at the Great Southern Railway, Mallow, No 12 (1934) at Shanes Castle, No 4 (1935) at South Donegal, No 16 at the Foyle Valley Railway in Derry, No 18 (1940) at Shanes Castle and No's 19 and 20 (1950) on the Isle of Man Railways.
5. And lying in a bath of Almond and Mallow will soothe your skin, leaving it feeling soft and supple.
6. This lavatera (shrubby mallow) flowers on wood made in the same season, so cut last year's branches hard back in spring.
7. The marsh mallow ( Althaea officinalis ) and English mace ( Achillea decolorans ) will also take moist soil.
8. Leaves murmured, and foxglove and mallow nodded by the path; and a butterfly glinted past like a flake of amber.
9. Oaks, birches and pines stood whispering to themselves; she saw sunshine slanting into a succession of glades, on to turf starred with mallow and ragged robin, and the gold of last year's leaves.
10. Whilst our Samphire and Mallow moisturising cream, with its light blend of oils and waxes, will immediately restore the skin's emollient feel.
11. Be harsh with your mallow
12. Their diet consisted mainly of potatoes, turnips, cabbage, beetroot, millet, buckwheat and rye, supplemented by wild fruit in the autumn and by concentrated hedge and verge scavenging to find edible grasses, wild cabbage, cress, linden leaves, horseradish, bitter-vetch, water lily, mushrooms, wild sorrel, nettles, comfrey, mallow and goose grass.
13. Once spring is over, Connie plants a riotous assembly of summer bedding plants, such as godetia, petunias and mallow among roses and perennials