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Перевод: outstretched

[прилагательное]
протянутый (о руке); растянувшийся; растянутый

Тезаурус:

1. Dot felt herself freeze with fear as the swivel-eyed Lilian lurched towards her, arms outstretched, to try to remove her coat.
2. "Those outstretched arms, that big smile, seem to tell two things," said the psychologist.
3. Appearing in the Living Curtain meant that their arms were strapped in an outstretched position from the interval until the finale.
4. Stand with feet apart, arms outstretched at sides.
5. Clustered on the narrow pavement were the waiting mothers with outstretched hands, the mothers with prams, the mothers with toddlers attached to their skirts.
6. Harriet Jarman pushed back her chair and strode between the tables, giving Midnight a quiet instruction as she passed, hand outstretched to the small man in neat brown velveret and bob wig who came in smiling tidily.
7. Someone leaned down in front of me with his cupped palms outstretched.
8. The onrushing crest dips below the critical 120-degree angle and falls forward in uncompleted cycles, thumping out its agony on the outstretched limbs of the land.
9. It is simple to test for adductor strains, just lie on your back with feet outstretched and ask a friend to attempt to separate your ankles while you hold them together.
10. The patient should sit correctly at all times: he should not have to hold his hemiplegic leg up with his unaffected leg, as this is tiring for him, and creates the danger that his outstretched legs might easily be jarred or hit.
11. He is wearing long white shorts with a black band, he is perfectly poised, arms outstretched, slightly crouched, his arrow-like board barely carving the water with one rail, spraying out a tail of whitewater behind him like a comet moving through space.
12. When writing of R. F. Horton, A. G. Gardiner remembered that "he leans forward with outstretched hands
13. "I'm Mrs Morey, the rector's new wife," said Sarah, going towards Peg with an outstretched hand as the housekeeper didn't have the manners to introduce her.