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1 sleeves
Рукава -
2 sleeves
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3 sleeves
mëngë -
4 sleeves
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5 sleeves
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6 sleeves
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7 sleeves
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8 sleeves
English-Russian dictionary of containers and packaging > sleeves
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9 sleeves with puffs
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10 sleeves are too short for her long arms
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > sleeves are too short for her long arms
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11 shirt-sleeves
{'ʃə:tsli:vz}
n pl in one's SHIRT-SLEEVES по риза* * *{'shъ:tsli:vz} n pl: in o.'s shirt-sleeves по риза.* * *n pl in one's shirt-sleeves по риза* * *shirt-sleeves[´ʃə:t¸sli:vz] n pl: in o.'s \shirt-sleeves по ръкави. -
12 lawn sleeves
bell-shaped sleeves — рукава колоколом; расклешённые рукава
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13 in one's shirt sleeves
без пиджака, в жилете или рубашкеShe found George in his shirt-sleeves, inserting the links of his cuffs. (J. Galsworthy, ‘The Country House’, part II, ch. II) — Она застала Джорджа без пиджака, он вдевал запонки в манжеты рубашки.
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14 Virago Sleeves
Very full sleeves tied in at intervals to form puffs. Such sleeves were worn in the Elizabethan period and are a feature of the extravagant dress of Cavalier times. -
15 in one's shirt-sleeves
(without a jacket or coat: I work better in my shirt-sleeves.) i skjorteærmer* * *(without a jacket or coat: I work better in my shirt-sleeves.) i skjorteærmer -
16 shirt-sleeves
shirt-sleeves[ʃ'ə:t sli:vz] n pl mangas de camisa. he works in shirt-sleeves / ele trabalha em mangas de camisa (sem paletó). -
17 roll one's sleeves up
(roll one's sleeves up (тж. rol up one's sleeves))засучить рукава, приготовиться (к работе, борьбе и т. п.) -
18 Set-In Sleeves
Sleeves that are set in the waist at the armhole. -
19 in shirt sleeves
Одежда: без пиджака (напр. An old man in shirt sleeves was sitting on the bench near the house) -
20 set of sleeves
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Hanging sleeves — Hanging Hang ing, a. 1. Requiring, deserving, or foreboding death by the halter. What a hanging face! Dryden. [1913 Webster] 2. Suspended from above; pendent; as, hanging shelves. [1913 Webster] 3. Adapted for sustaining a hanging object; as, the … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English