Примеры использования: incline
- все
- наклонять
- склонять
- склонить
- наклонить
- склониться
- наклон
- скат
- склон
- уклон
- спуск
- наклонная поверхность
- склонность
- склонный
- склоняться
- наклонный
- кивнуть
- прочие переводы
Incline it, like that.
Наклоняйте лезвие, вот так.
She inclined her head in agreement.
Her head to shoulder's inclining, Her light chemise is now sliding From charming shoulder away...
Here the water became shallow, and there was an inclined ledge.
Поэтому он оттащил кардинала к мелкому месту у центрального ядра фонтана, где камень изваяния спускался к воде пологим скатом.
The chair chuffed slowly up the incline, rocking and jolting on the frozen clods.
She had a feeling of sliding down an incline... of going down... of being always about to drown... with no one to help.
Ощущение соскальзывания по наклонной поверхности... падения вниз... как будто все-время вот-вот утонешь... и никого рядом.
And she didn't think that at any stage of his life Ralph had been mystically inclined.
The sun rapidly rolled down an inclined plane.
But whichever way Lydgate began to incline, there was something to make him wince; and being a proud man, he was a little exasperated at being obliged to wince.
Но к какому бы решению Лидгейт ни начинал склоняться, он испытывал внутреннюю неловкость, и это возмущало его гордость.
He did not answer, but inclined his head and walked on up the stairs toward her.
There was no stairway, but a gentle incline to the first floor of the building opened into an enormous chamber encircled by galleries.
Лестницы не было, но небольшой наклон, ведущий на первый этаж, расширялся в огромный зал, окруженный галереями.
Rachel looked at the steep incline and felt a ripple of fear.
Small as the police-court incident had been in itself, it formed the edge or turn in the incline of Henchard's fortunes.
Случай в суде, по существу, был незначителен, но на жизненном пути Хенчарда он отметил поворот или, вернее, начало спуска.
"I did indeed so fair incline to the theory of probability that I seriously considered the idea of a mistake having arisen.
In morals he was a profest Platonist, and in religion he inclined to be an Aristotelian.
She smiled, inclined her head and departed.