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[dreɪp] 1. сущ.1) драпировка; портьера; занавесSyn:2) ( drapes) амер. шторы ( длинные и плотные)The long drapes drawn together across the front windows. — Окна по фасаду были задёрнуты длинными шторами.
3) драпирование; украшение тканями4) закладывание складок; украшение складками5) ( drapes) = drape suit костюм, состоящий из длинного пиджака и узких брюк2. гл.He was a man of thirty-two, wearing gaberdine drapes and a bow-tie. — Это был мужчина 32 лет, в узких брюках из габардина и с галстуком-бабочкой.
1) закладывать складки, драпировать складками ( одежду); собирать в складки2) драпировать, изящно набрасыватьThe actress stood at the back of the stage, draped in the flag. — Актриса стояла в глубине сцены, завернувшись во флаг.
I'll drape this coat (a)round your shoulders to keep you warm. — Я накину на тебя пальто, чтобы ты не замёрзла.
3) украшать тканями, обиватьwalls draped in the finest silk — стены, обитые тончайшим шёлком
4) ниспадать складками, драпироватьсяThis silk drapes beautifully. — Этот шёлк красиво драпируется.
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