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Перевод: pink

[прилагательное]
розовый; либеральничающий;
[существительное]
гвоздика ; огнестрельная рана; розовый цвет; красный камзол охотника на лисицу; охотник в красном камзоле; умеренный радикал; пинка [мор.] ; молодой лосось;
[глагол]
розоветь; протыкать; прокалывать; украшать дырочками; украшать фестонами; украшать зубцами; работать с детонацией; стучать; барахлить

Тезаурус:

1. The pale pink blossoms appear first in late autumn, and then in mild spells through the winter, with a final fling in spring.
2. The Band "Music From The Big Pink"
3. Soft pink draperies were seen in Her Majesty's bedroom, and all four apartments were beautifully appointed.
4. Mrs. Silver's final design embraced the art of lace making, with bobbins beads and large pins intertwined with delicate lace, blue irises and pink roses.
5. "Smooth Angel", white with a pink flush and the pink "Smooth Lady", grow up to 1.5m, while the magenta rose "Smooth Velvet" reaches about 1.2m.
6. It was Lee, standing there with the pink blanket, the string bag and the hot water bottle.
7. She was wearing something pink and pretty that covered her body in soft folds.
8. Pink blancmange (linked to two - a shoe): A big black lace-up shoe filled to the brim with floppy pink blancmange;
9. He had a gilt-edged opportunity to beat Stephen Hendry, so far the man of the season with four first prizes, in the Stormseal UK Open at Preston, but missed a simple pink when leading 22-0 in the deciding frame and did not have another shot.
10. But the candles are pink, I'm afraid.
11. Attractive flat heads of flowers, pink at first, turning dark wine red as the season progresses.
12. As alternatives, try the Judas tree, Cercis siliquastrum , with its rich pink, pea-like flowers or Malus "Lemoinei" for deep red-pink blossom.
13. But its gold-edged leaves, each zoned in deep red and black, are well worth the effort, though not everyone likes its pale pink flowers with such bright foliage.