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Перевод: rag

[прилагательное]
тряпочный; тряпичный;
[существительное]
тряпка ; лоскут ; тряпье; ветошь ; клочок ; обрывок ; отрепья ; лохмотья ; тряпичный утиль; листок ; бумажки ; крепкий известняк; крупнозернистый песчаник; поддразнивание; розыгрыш ; грубые шутки; скандал ; шум ; шумное веселье;
[глагол]
дразнить; разыгрывать; подшучивать; скандалить; шуметь; дробить камни; дробить руду; снимать заусенцы

Тезаурус:

1. As Selwyn rummaged around the shed for his tools, Barney Summerville came out of the garage wiping his hands on an oily rag.
2. It is built of glowing limestone, known as Coral Rag, a stone made of the fossilized remains of coral and other shells.
3. In the upmarket rag trade, where new fashion houses like Italy's Armani and Germany's Hugo Boss have pulled in the crowds, the story is the same.
4. There are others at Christmas, Rag Day and St Patrick's Day - all guaranteed full houses.
5. By regular pressure washing followed most times with a polish, sticking closely to 150-hour service times and running an eye and rag over everything in any spare moments, explained Mr Holmes.
6. POB on a RAG
7. She filled a jug with water from the pail, found rag, a tankard and another crust of bread to add to the food in her pocket.
8. The witches are apparently a representation of the triple goddess: one looks old like the crone, another is the mother and the third is supposedly the Virgin because she carries her rag doll around with her.
9. The remainder of these unfortunates were already contributing to family incomes as labourers, shop boys, glovers, house-servants, rag collectors and so on.
10. A small quantity of oil is sprinkled on a clean rag and rubbed well into the surface to be polished.
11. The result is that CAD is now used by architects, pharmacists, shoemakers, the rag trade, lighting manufacturers, surgeons, the chemical industry, graphic designers, video and television companies as well as those industries where it all started.
12. All of us that is except uncle Eugenio, who had never been to see a film, saying that it was a fraud, all illusion, and that when the lights went up and all the characters disappeared the screen was no more than a rag.
13. Harbour rag and lug top flattie baits.