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Перевод: stiletto

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стилет

Тезаурус:

1. Could this be your ring? it was found down by the river with an ear-pick and a stiletto.
2. Brian Sanders flying Sea Fury Dreadnought was in a close third followed by Mickey Rupp in P-51 Old Crow , Bill Rheinschild in P-51 Risky Business , Kevin Eldridge in thee All Coast Super Corsair, Bob Yancey in his Yak, Race 101, Peristroika , Matt Jackson in P-51 Stiletto , and rounding out the field Gary Levitz in Miss Ashley .
3. There was five minutes of coat removal, coffee-making and slipper-finding, and a brief post mortem on my stiletto heel while the question burned unasked.
4. In the interests of conservation, stiletto heels are not permitted in the house.
5. It was like complimenting an assassin for the professional way in which he slides a stiletto under one's ribs and into the heart.
6. Popular songs and stiletto heels are examples.
7. The period chosen by director Bob Eaton and his designer is late nineteenth century, enabling a potent combination of bourgeois respectability and tight-trousered machismo brought to town from the stiletto world of Cavalleria rusticana.
8. Nor are glamorous stiletto shoes safe until you are at the bottom of the stairs; do not attempt to come down wearing them as the danger is very real - Winston Churchill's mother lost a leg that way.
9. He measured the number of turns along his spiral by passing along it a fine stiletto, each winding making an audible "ping".
10. Possessed by the movie camera with which his sadistic father tortured him in childhood "Tome" skewers his girlfriend with a stiletto tripod leg while he films the grim business.
11. Dressed in an embroidered, peasant blouse from Oxfam and a frilly skirt, she stabbed at the Turkey carpet with her stiletto heels sending up little whorls of dust and leaving pockmarks in her wake.
12. The range of subject matter is, as always, extensive; the Melbourne Cricket Ground, a history of Durham CC, the evolution of fast bowling, Gooch's milestone of 7,000 Test runs, the participation in cricket of women in Victorian England and a tongue-in-cheek press report from the year 2045 mentioning the 54 Tests played in the calendar year, striped uniforms for each of the four umpires, and stiletto marks on the floor in the Long Room at Lords's.
13. I walked fast - my feet stood up to it very well, I'd been sensible and worn my trainers not my nice stiletto wobblers, but it still took me a fair old time to get to somewhere possible.