Примеры использования: cowl
- все
- капот
- капюшон
- колпак
- ряса
- прочие переводы
Outside, the seated man stood up and looked over the cowl of the truck and watched the restaurant for a moment.
The cowl of the platform swung round as the monster sought its attacker.
Колпак над платформой описал полный круг -чудовище искало своего обидчика.
“Holy cowl” replied Rizzuto.
Looking across the river towards Twickenham I saw that the brazen cowl of the nearest battle-machine was turned our way.
Бросив взгляд на противоположный берег реки, в направлении Твикенхэма, я заметил, что бронированный колпак ближайшей боевой машины разворачивается точнехонько в нашу сторону.
"It is that of your trusty slave and jester," answered Wamba, throwing back his cowl.
We fabricated the cowl ourselves.
On the kitchen stove, under a rusty cowl, on tables and stools stood a number of primus-stoves, porcelain crucibles, glass and metal retorts, jars and zinc boxes.
Здесь на плите под ржавым колпаком, на столах и табуретах стояли примусы, фарфоровые тигли, стеклянные, металлические реторты, банки и цинковые ящики.
I put it on and cinched it around me, pulling the cowl over my head.
She brought the corner of the quilt over his head like a cowl and pulled it down over his face.
"Remember, I will fly off both cowl and skin, if thou failest in thy purpose."
"How is Sir Leicester now, Mr. George?" inquires Volumnia, adjusting her cowl over her head.
- Ну, как теперь чувствует себя сэр Лестер, мистер Джордж? - осведомляется Волюмния, поправляя на голове капюшон.
A cowl front and a cowl back.
Garin and Victor Lenoir went to a small brick furnace under a cowl.
The hermit, as if wishing to answer to the confidence of his guest, threw back his cowl, and showed a round bullet head belonging to a man in the prime of life.
Отшельник, как бы желая ответить доверием на доверчивость гостя, тоже откинул на спину капюшон и обнажил круглую, как шар, голову человека в расцвете лет.
Actors (among them Jane Cowl) were upon the stage.
As the platforms rotated to and fro, the bright sunlight reflected from the burnished cowls.