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Перевод: serge

[существительное]
серж ; саржа

Тезаурус:

1. In Paris an abstract patchwork of colours by Serge Poliakoff, Composition -1966, set an auction record for the artist at Fr3.6m (360,000).
2. A stocky figure with a heavy serge coat and a "lum" hat set at a jaunty angle, turned to his two companions.
3. Je T'aime (Moi Non Plus) - Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg
4. Twenty years ago she was Lucy and Frieda's age, putting on school uniform for the first day of the winter term, long serge skirt suddenly covering the scratched knees used to shorts, thick woolly stockings sliding strangely up the white smooth skin, nylon suspender belt holding in her stomach making her think of the opening under the dark bush below.
5. The Churchwardens' accounts of 1792 record duffel, serge, kersey and other cloths.
6. Serge Mallet (1969), writing in the context of developments in political theory in France, and hence particularly concerned with issues of class consciousness and conflict, took a view directly contrary to Woodward, arguing that new technology was leading to the development of new forms of class conflict that would threaten fundamentally the stability of the existing structure of the capitalist enterprise.
7. Jackboots beneath the serge Television.
8. In dropping Pierre Berbizier (his captain and until last Saturday his likely successor as coach), Serge Blanco, Laurent Rodriguez and every commentator's nightmare, Jean Condom, Fouroux's guillotine has been severe.
9. The dark uniform we wore had a military cap with polished brim, and in our fashioned tunics of soft serge and shiny boots we presented an avenging image, clothed in the symbolic colour of death and darkness.
10. NO PARTING GIFT FOR SUPER SERGE
11. There were daunting moments in last night's First Tuesday (Yorkshire), but few of them matched that hint of a jackboot under the blue serge.
12. It was as if the entire French rugby community had conspired to give its favourite son, Serge Blanco, the opportunity to restage his exit in the white heat of Parc des Princes in the centennial final.
13. A five-storey brick mill at the western outskirts of the little town was built in 1790 as a serge mill, powered by a waterwheel driven by the River Otter (the waterwheel is no longer in use).