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Перевод: corduroy
[существительное] рубчатый плис; вельвет ; вельветовые штаны; плисовые штаны; бриджи ; бревенчатая мостовая или дорога; [глагол] строить бревенчатую мостовую или дорогу
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- Humming to himself, he went back into the bedroom and put on a pair of grey corduroy trousers, a red shirt and a bright turquoise jumper, stained with food.
- He has mislaid the last thread of that natty rig he had recently and is entirely back in cap, scarf and corduroy.
- By 1965 things had eased, but my detective inspector still railed against my three-quarter length corduroy car-coat with its red lining.
- A corduroy suit is a contradiction: suits are dressy; corduroy is not.
- Corduroy has always been the poor man's velvet; its pile is made of cotton, rather than silk or satin, and by the eighteenth century it was being worn all over Europe, not by kings, but by working men.
- Nina Hamnett dressed up as a Paris Apache, in a pair of French workman's trousers, a blue jersey, corduroy coat and cap borrowed from Modigliani and a toy butcher's knife.
- Men had to wear rough cotton shirts and white corduroy jackets and trousers, to be easily visible.
- He wasn't the least bit fashionable, but he certainly had style, the way he shuffled around in sneakers and sweatshirts, hair pointing in all directions, corduroy trousers rumpled and baggy.
- CORDUROY TROUSERS
- It is not true I married for a red corduroy jacket belonging to my wife's father; but there is no denying he did pass it on to me, as a sort of dowry I believe.
- Corduroy has a lived-in look and demands very little maintenance.
- A few moments later, he was pop-popping south with a note for Mick and Paddy in the back pocket of his corduroy jeans.
- Although we changed its name to corduroy to give it a touch of class, there is no evidence that the French every called it corde du roi or that kings ever wore it.
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