Significats de thick fleece en anglès

That, of course, was because he had lost his thick fleece.

Most of the blood had soaked into the thick fleece at the collar.

This arises from its bulkier shape, caused by its thick fleece of long wool.

First came the thick fleece of the thousand-headed beast, the collective soul of the herd.

An acrylate coating inside the fabric increases wind resistance, and a thick fleece layer provides additional warmth.

Shrek was discovered living wild in 2004, shorn of his thick fleece, and since then has travelled the country raising money for charity.

Lord Roke climbed down hand over hand in the thick fleece of her coat, until he reached the hem at the level of her knees.

It was moth-eaten, and ragged around the bottom, but lined with thick fleece, and the wind was picking up, cold and out of the west.

At last the old dame known as "Aunt Nancy," all hung with great folds of thick fleece, spoke her mind plainly to Snowball himself.

Because of their thick fleeces and helplessness, sheep suffer greatly from the attacks of ticks, lice and other parasites.

The reflected moonlight showed them well enough, breathing evenly and lying calmly upon their beds, the thick fleeces spread over them for the still-cold night.