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Перевод: spongy

[прилагательное]
губчатый; пористый; ноздреватый; вязкий; грибной

Тезаурус:

1. These bombs were produced when lumps of viscous, gas-rich lava were ejected from the vent; the outer surface of the lump chilled quickly, forming the glassy crust, but the inside remained hot, and the gas trapped within it continued to come out of solution and to expand, forming a spongy mass of vesicles.
2. Are the seats still meagre, the gearchange notchy, the brake pedal spongy and the steering slow and vague?
3. In normal usage the Dodge stops acceptably, the spongy pedal and "grabbing" only occurring under duress, while the Vauxhall's brakes feel mushy but are stronger and more consistent in their behaviour.
4. I HAVE loved visiting peat bogs ever since, as a sixth-former, I first experienced the wonderful combination of springy surface and spongy sphagnum, glistening red sundews and white bog cotton that they offer.
5. She looked down at her frayed jeans and dirty trainers: the spongy shoes were full of water and squelched whenever she walked.
6. Finally, mats are very often spongy, requiring you to lift your foot well clear before stepping.
7. Simple tent-shaped straw huts stood on the spongy surface with fish-tails at their doorways and rumpled blankets inside.
8. It didn't hurt when I fell over cos the road's real soft and spongy.
9. Tongue may be swollen, flabby, spongy, taking the imprint of the teeth
10. A desire to touch them, to feel the smooth hardness of living wood again, brought him across the tarmacadam to the grass, which felt spongy and cool under him.
11. If you get it right, and it is not difficult - the ratio of water to biscuits is not critical - the biscuits will turn into lovely, spongy balls of flavoured bait.
12. Between these layers is a fairly loose, spongy arrangement of mesodermal cells.
13. The wood down there, below the water line, was spongy and rotten: she could see it crumbling away in his hands.