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Значения термина drape loosely на английском

Значения для термина "drape loosely" отсутствуют.
Использование термина drape loosely на английском
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Transfer lamb to a board, drape loosely with tin foil and let it rest for 15 minutes before slicing.
Radio NZ
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Ayla stood by anxiously, her wrap draped loosely around her, waiting.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
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Her bright red shawl was draped loosely over her shoulders.
Be Careful What You Wish For...
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They were mere skeletons, draped loosely in draggled hides, with blazing eyes and slavered fangs.
The Call of the Wild, White Fang and Other Stories
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My parents were opposite him, my mother leaning against my father, a blanket draped loosely around them.
The Name of the Wind
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He has his arm draped loosely around his girl, is gazing into the middle distance and seems relaxation personified.
The Irish Times
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I saw an arm draped loosely over the edge, a pale leg drawn up, the white incandescent glow of dressings.
Beautiful assassin
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The helmets stayed open, unpressurized hoods draped loosely behind their shoulders, to conserve the suits' life support until it was needed.
Perilous Shield
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He stands in the bathroom doorway, steam drifting languidly around him, wearing nothing but a towel draped loosely around his hips.
Angelfall
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Mattie's long, red curls draped loosely about her face and drew his attention to the string of pearls that graced her neck.
Snow melts in spring
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His hair-onlya few straggling wisps-wassnow white, and the heavily creased skin of his face was draped loosely around his skull.
Darkness
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After he consecrated the ground where Iza would be buried, he hobbled over to a lumpy shape draped loosely with a soft leather hide.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
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It ravaged his organs, ate away at his muscles, caused the skin of his face to hang like a curtain draped loosely over his skull.
Sea of Rust
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He wore the trailing edge of his sun-bleached headwrap draped loosely about his throat, and above it his nose was sharp, hawklike, his face weather-worn.
Rogues