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Перевод: pendant

[прилагательное]
свисающий; нависающий; висячий; подвесной; нерешенный; незаконченный; ожидающий решения;
[существительное]
подвес ; подвеска ; висюлька ; кулон ; серьга ; брелок ; пара к предмету; дополнение; орнаментная отделка в виде подвески; подвесной пульт управления; вымпел ; шкентель ; отторжение [геол.]
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. If you want to fit a fluorescent light, recessed light(s), ceiling light, or track lighting in place of an existing pendant light, you will normally want to remove the ceiling rose.
2. Silver leather jacket by Martine Sitbon from Joseph, 26 Sloane St, London SW1; silver lam shorts by Dominic De Bruxelles from Fusion, The Trocadero, Piccadilly, W1; skull pendant from Katharine Hamnett, 20 Sloane St, SW1; rings by Judy Blame as before
3. Replacing a pendant light:
4. There was a turquoise stone set in a pendant and hanging from a fine gold chain at Debbie's throat.
5. Large shell pendant, 7.99, Pink Soda.
6. Help can be summoned from ACET or other services merely by pressing a button on a pendant worn around the neck.
7. Indirect evidence for the methods of manufacture might be drawn from two failed castings from the upper Thames valley (Dickinson 1982, n. 4), a pendant from Woodeaton (Oxfordshire) (Vierck 1967, pp. 111-;13) and a saucer brooch, now lost, from Cassington (Oxfordshire) (Arthur and Jope 1963, p. 3).
8. The Sergeant was a meaty slab of a man, of fifty years' service, ruddy-faced as though surfeited with a Marine's haemoglobin-plus blood; and through one Lyman's earlobe he wore an alien foetus pendant.
9. His pendant, made at the height of the movement in 1900, is finely enamelled with prickly leafed plants highlighted with rose diamonds and hung with pearls.
10. Also, reissued for the first time, as a pendant to the complete recording, is the first published take of the Second Symphony's Rondo .
11. Unfortunately, the burials were thoroughly plundered for their precious grave-goods in antiquity, and we must be thankful that at least the Wasp or Bee Pendant survived the looting (Figure 28).
12. The naturegod pendant found at Aigina looks very much like Middle Minoan III work, dating from about 1600 BC; it may have been robbed from the Chrysolakkos tomb at Mallia in antiquity.
13. For example, a small Egyptian gold pendant in the form of a shell (now in the Egyptian Department of the British Museum, EA 65281) is very probably ancient, but it bears an engraved cartouche purporting to be of the Twelfth Dynasty in the early second millennium BC.