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Перевод: filmy

[прилагательное]
покрытый пленкой; пленчатый; туманный; тонкий как паутинка

Тезаурус:

1. The dress was high waisted and low-breasted; a fashionably filmy screen through which her brightly coloured nipples showed as enticing shadows.
2. Walkowitz influenced on the one hand by the high-key irrationality of Fauvist colour and on the other by the filmy watercolours of August Rodin, became a confirmed modernist.
3. Lace made on a knitting machine can be whatever you want it to be; it can be filmy and fine for evening wear, lightweight in fine wool for a layer of warmth or used as a break inserted into the stocking stitch of a warm, chunky sweater.
4. but where their filmy skins caught the light
5. The only natural light came from an extremely tiny oblong of glass in the roof, but this was so filmy, and so splattered with accumulated bird lime, that it let in the flimsiest of light.
6. The filmy chemises were dearly paid for.
7. Fashion dictated a filmy sheath that would scarcely cover the breasts and with a skirt slit to reveal a length of thigh barely disguised beneath a flimsy petticoat, but Lucille had neither the tastes nor the money for such nonsense.
8. With 7 it appears as a filmy mass; I suspect stars with 8.5, and with 20 there are plenty of stars to be seen in it, though binoculars do not bring out any distinctive shape.
9. Big satin bows now adorn the magnificent marble fireplaces, golden ivy trails up the banister, and filmy white voile and translucent glass baubles float across the dining room mantelpiece.
10. Liverworts in these communities include Herbertus aduncus, Scapania gracilis, Plagiochila spinulosa, P.carringtonii and Mylia anomala , as well as the filmy fern Hymenophyllum wilsonii (Brown 1986).
11. Beneath the filmy topcoat he wore a black shirt and black trousers that were tucked into tall black boots.
12. As with astral travel, some talk of being linked to their physical bodies by a filmy cord.
13. It is said to be invisible in its natural state but will form into semi-matter under certain conditions, rather like invisible moist air condensing into a filmy liquid on windows.