r ra rb rc rd re rf rg rh ri rj rk rl rm rn ro rp rr rs rt ru rv rw ry rz

Перевод: rambler

[существительное]
праздношатающийся ; бродяга ; ползучее растение

Тезаурус:

1. Alternatively you will also find a section on independent hostels, bunkhouses and camping barns in The Rambler's Yearbook 1991 , available from bookshops priced 3.50.
2. The rambler roses in the garden beyond grew along chains which dipped up and down and swung in the wind between six foot high posts, and a row of strangely shaped lumps of yew, grown hugely out of proportion, ran from the north corner of the house.
3. Johnson wrote in The Rambler no. 136 of the dangers of "promiscuous dedication" Johnson 4, 356.
4. In Going, the keen rambler can enjoy guided walks.
5. A few varieties of supple-stemmed rambler are just as suitable for this purpose, covering many square yards once they become established.
6. Climbing and rambler roses make excellent screens if trained on wires or trellis, and are a popular choice for covering fences and walls.
7. by A Rambler (Capt. J. Budworth), Preston Publishing, 5.95
8. No one any longer recalls where this unusual dish had its origins; indeed some people have been unkind enough to suggest that it was but recently invented by Mr Rory McGurk at the Dehydrated Rambler, on finding himself with too much ageing shepherd's pie left on his hands.
9. His footpath guides, first with his own intricate drawings, then with photographs by Derry Brabbs, have enhanced the pleasure of holidaymaker and hardened rambler alike.
10. Unfortunately I am unable to advise you how to spot a rambler in a pub, since ramblers don't go into pubs.
11. Rambler, Scrambler or Dangler?
12. Love Loan, Angel Close, North Portland Street by the Common Gardens, Cherub's Wynd, and passing Balmano Street where Doctor David Livingstone and "Paraffin" Young shared digs, Dean Place, where de Quincey, the author and rambler, studied and ate the dreamflower up a close.
13. For the active walker and rambler the choices are too numerous to mention.