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Перевод: kilt
[существительное] юбка шотландского горца; юбка солдата шотландского полка; юбка в складку; [глагол] собирать в складки; подбирать; подтыкать подол
Тезаурус:
- Ever since he entered the House, the more brutish Labour members have harried Mr Stewart with heckles of "Give us a jig!", and "Where's your kilt?".
- You are Scottish?" and each time she touches my kilt with her hand, throwing her head back and laughing as we spin around the dance floor.
- After a few enquiries at Brigade H.Q I presented myself outside the big house at 2 p.m. wearing kilt, polished boots (which took some doing) and, of course, carrying the bagpipes.
- "Never mind, Piper, get your kilt on and get over there fast, or you will soon hear him bellowing throughout the area.,
- Good job you are not wearing your kilt, Piper.
- The farmer's wife has kindly pressed my kilt and I set off into town with a small group of Commandos, all of us determined to enjoy ourselves, and, of course, to sort out the local French girls.
- Alastair was a tall, handsome man, who would have looked very good striding over the heather in a kilt.
- I put on my kilt, picked up my bagpipes, clambered aboard the truck, and we were off to the beach.
- "I agree, Sarge, the Bocage is no place for wearing the kilt!
- Born in Hamburg, he was transferred to the Manor House at Amnersfield, the son of a remote German-American mother and of a sour, withdrawn, irritable Anglo-Scottish father, who would retreat behind the Times and spend the evening in lonely state, smoking his pipe in his kilt.
- I am over at the big house within a couple of minutes, kilt on, best sporran and carrying the bagpipes, and prepared for anything.
- "Piper, it's a bloody good job you were not wearing your kilt last night during the patrol."
- The civilians appeared to be very interested in the kilt that I am wearing and, of course, the pipes seem to fascinate them.
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