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английский

итальянский

I. brow [брит. braʊ, америк. braʊ] СУЩ.

1. brow (forehead):

brow: fronte ж.

2. brow (eyebrow):

brow: sopracciglio м.

to knit, furrow one's brows: aggrottare le sopracciglia

3. brow (of hill):

brow: cima ж.

II. -browed В СОСТ. СЛ.

-browed: dalle sopracciglia, con le sopracciglia

beetle-browed: dalle sopracciglia folte

beetling brow: prominente

fevered brow: che scotta

her furrowed brow: la sua fronte corrugata

puckered brow: corrugato, increspato

corrugate brow, forehead: corrugare

creased face, brow: corrugato, grinzoso

his brow was furrowed in concentration: la sua fronte era corrugata per la concentrazione

his brow furrowed: corrugò la fronte

to mop one's face, brow (with sth): asciugarsi la faccia, la fronte (con qc)

to mop sb's brow: asciugare la fronte di qn

итальянский

английский

frontino: brow-band

английский

итальянский

brow [braʊ] СУЩ.

1. brow лит. (forehead):

brow: fronte ж.

2. brow of a hill:

brow: cima ж.

to furrow one's brow: corrugare la fronte

to wrinkle one's brow: corrugare la fronte

итальянский

английский

guadagnarsi il pane col sudore della fronte: to earn one's living from the sweat of one's brow

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Примеры из словаря PONS (редакционная проверка)

to furrow one's brow: corrugare la fronte

to wrinkle one's brow: corrugare la fronte

guadagnarsi il pane col sudore della fronte: to earn one's living from the sweat of one's brow

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

Once beautiful, now wrinkled, but still proud and noble, even when anxious.

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The mine has the form of a greyish blotch mine, with the upper epidermis loosened and elevated, but at no stage wrinkled.

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And these colors showed up in this earth just the way a wrinkle shows up in the face of a man or woman...

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These are also covered by the wrinkles and granules, below the tubercles.

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However, the phenomena of convergent evolution, parallel evolution, and evolutionary reversals (collectively termed "homoplasy") add an unpleasant wrinkle to the problem of estimating phylogeny.

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