“POWDER” на русском языке

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другие переводы

имя существительное
порошок
powder flour trituration farina
пудра
powder flour
порох
powder gunpowder
пыль
dust powder fug
присыпка
powder
глагол
припудривать
powder
напудрить
powder
присыпать
powder
посыпать
sprinkle strew dredge scatter spritz powder
запорошить
powder
пудриться
powder puff
солить
salt pickle souse powder salt away salt down
толочь
pound crush beat grind crumble powder
превращать в порошок
pulverize powder comminute
испещрять
streak dot speckle dapple flecker powder
усыпать
strew pepper bestrew set with powder intersperse

синонимы

имя существительное

dust fine particles talcum powder talc

глагол

dust sprinkle/cover with powder

примеры использования

“If I had to, I could start a fire in a rainstorm, but I could do it a lot quicker with this,” he said, shaking the pouch of powder.

The girl had bragged about it to all of us in the powder room at every ball for weeks leading up to it.

Her glove came away dirtied with a mix of powder and tears.

The outcome was exactly what it is when a Negress with the help of powder and paint tries to look like a Swedish gentlewoman.

The broadsheet’s narrow columns were crammed with advertisements of dubious veracity for everything from tooth whitening powder made of white lead, which she knew to be toxic, to cheap love philtres of “genuine” Tyn make, which almost certainly had never been within a mile of the Tyn.

And he had a lot of iron balls and a crew of a dozen men for each cluster of cannon and a whole pile of conveniently abandoned sleds to carry all the powder and shot.

The Davis twins, Farad and Finesse, controlled the rock and the powder flowing in and out of Brownsville and were well-known for their savage brutality.

Young and pretty, though her pale skin was dusted in powder and rouge.

She fiddled absently with some gold-glass until she’d made a second shell around a fire globe and then filled it with black powder.

The air swirled with smoke and Liang could smell the reek of sulphur, of burned black powder.

” She lifted a glass vial of finely ground powder.