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Перевод: wad
[существительное]
комок ; шарик ; кусок ; кусочек ; булочка ; бутерброд ; деньги [жарг.] ; пачка бумажных денег; пыж ;
[глагол]
набивать; набивать ватой; подбивать ватой
Тезаурус:
- Corbett returned to his cell, carefully bolted the door and drew from a large leather pouch, parchment, pumice-stone, inkhorn, quill pens, a long thin razor-edged knife and a wad of red sealing-wax.
- After laying new parquet flooring, apply a coat of clear varnish with a wad of lint-free rag, such as a piece of old cotton sheet.
- I made a wad out of the young leaves and twigs and tried to masticate slowly.
- His pockets contained all he had been able to abstract from the apartment without attracting attention: his American passport and driving licence, though these would soon be useless when the alert went out, a wad of British money from Sam's purse, his multi-bladed penknife and a pair of pliers from the fuse-cupboard.
- As well as that there was a wad of oncers".
- Beside them was a thick wad of thin notes.
- After positioning the wad in my cheek I sat around waiting for the hit, feeling smug with my new-found anthropological skills.
- He didn't score because United's gallant John Pemberton got under his feet at the critical moments like a wad of chewing gum.
- He usually bedded down on newspapers and covered himself with an old blanket which he sometimes left in the porch, ready for the next night, and sometimes took away, rolled into a long wad and tied around his stomach with string.
- They both spent a little time concealing a wad of wet blotting paper and seeds, then cutting small nicks for the cress to grow out of.
- He reached into his back pockets and took out a wad of old notes.
- With trembling hands, she took the wad of bills from her pocket and began to count it out.
- I sat in the office one afternoon when I was off-duty, toying with the usual coffee and a wad (a hard NAAFI bun of indeterminate ingredients), watching a young aircrew Sergeant Wireless Op/Air Gunner whom I knew slightly.
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