Перевод слова

Перевод: ermine

[существительное]
горностай ; мех горностая; символ неподкупности судей ;
[глагол]
облачать в горностай; делать судьей

Тезаурус:

1. The tunic might have a silken decorative border, and in winter a fur coat of ermine would have been worn over the tunic.
2. just as the ermine changes it coat for winter; just as the seed can lie dormant for thousands of years; just as the bacteria and the rotifers can live in their desiccated time capsules for perhaps longer than we can ever envisage, awaiting a change of outer circumstances for the tiny living specks of dust to take on another form - just so, perhaps, may the living forms we know so well have secrets tucked away within them that only the rolling of the aeons can reveal.
3. Elizabeth's wedding dress was vivid rose-pink velvet, the sleeves braided in scarlet and lined with ermine, over a quilted silver brocade undergown.
4. An unusual coat with studded decoration and ermine fringes, accredited to Chief Joseph.
5. Bow-case and quiver, probably Nez Perce, of otterskin decorated with beadwork and pendants of ermine.
6. Pearls and ermine?"
7. It is constructed from eagle feathers, horse-hair, red cloth, ermine pendants, buffalo-horn strips, beadwork and brass bells.
8. Joseph wears a blanket, leggings and a war-shirt with ermine drops.
9. She was in great good health and has traded in her Persian lamb for an ermine and almost pirouetted in it when admired.
10. The siting of the Roman Ermine Street just to the west of Stamford prompted Francis Peck in 1727 to suggest that Stamford was formerly the important Roman town of Durobrivae , originally called Doorebriff He supported the claim with some incoherent etymology that related the name to the Saxon word "Welland", irrespective of the fact that the gentle Welland does not rage or boil (according to Ekwall's English River Names , Welland means "good stream").
11. Nothing could be more splendid than the decoration of the Cathedral - velvet and ermine - gold and silver - flags and hangings of all colours were combined and harmonized with the splendid costumes of the Clergy, the uniforms civil and military, and the magnificent dresses of the ladies.
12. She'll squirm in her ermine, refuse to be shook -
13. At the far end, on a dais, was a long table crowded with fierce-looking men dressed in costly ermine and sable-edged cloaks, though, from where he stood, Corbett could see the glint of armour many of them wore beneath their robes.