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Значения термина bedraggle на английском
Синонимы
Examples for "draggle"
Examples for "draggle"
1
The very dogs would have chased such a draggle-tailed beauty from the grounds.
2
How foolish to draggle that mazarin blue poplinette in sloppy snow!
3
A draggle-tailed woman stepped to a door and threw out a pan of dish-water.
4
Still, somewhere under the huddle and draggle of it all burned on the human soul.
5
She will not let her dignity draggle in the mud, like others I could name.
Использование термина bedraggle на английском
1
Instead of cultivating your graces you bedraggle them with labor!
2
Heat doesn't bedraggle her as it does me.
3
You tear and bedraggle yourself incessantly.
4
Bedraggled plants stood on another windowsill, and behind them music was thumping.
5
One row is the picture of health, the other is blight-ridden and bedraggled.
6
He was bedraggled, although he didn't look as bad as John.
7
She looked weary and bedraggled, but her spirit of battle had not slumped.
8
His garments, though soiled and bedraggled by rough riding, were costly and rich.
9
He stood alone, hunched and bedraggled, looking like the survivor of a shipwreck.
10
Their coats are bedraggled with mangy balls of fur hanging off.
11
His eyes became dull and lifeless, his fur rough and his feathers bedraggled.
12
He was wet and bedraggled, but his optimistic disposition shone through.
13
Treia, wet and bedraggled, stood with her mouth open, blinking, stunned.
14
She waited a minute or so and he stepped into view, shirtless and bedraggled.
15
Before the plane had landed, he had felt dopey and bedraggled; not any more.
16
The fine new uniforms were bedraggled with mud and water.