Tłumaczenia dla hasła „sponge“ w angielsko » rosyjski słowniku

I . sponge [spʌndʒ] RZ.

1. sponge (cloth):

sponge

гу́бка r.ż.

2. sponge gastr:

sponge

бискви́т r.m.

II . sponge [spʌndʒ] CZ. cz. przech.

sponge

мы́ть гу́бкой

sponge down CZ. cz. przech., sponge off CZ. cz. przech.

sponge down

протира́ть [или обтира́ть] мо́крой гу́бкой

sponge on CZ. cz. przech. pot.

sponge on

быть нахле́бником

sponge on

жить на чужо́й счёт

sponge bag RZ. Aus, Brit

sponge bag

несессе́р r.m.

sponge bath RZ.

sponge bath

обтира́ние r.n. те́ла мо́крой гу́бкой

sponge cake RZ.

sponge cake

бискви́тный торт r.m.

Przykładowe zdania ze słowem sponge

sponge cake

бискви́тное пиро́жное r.n.

to throw in the sponge

призна́ть пораже́ние

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

It's reasonably smudge-proof and can be applied with a brush, sponge or fingers.

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This was a light sponge cake filled with a souffle and topped with chocolate glaze.

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Use natural products and exfoliate dead skin with a loofah sponge or a natural bristle brush.

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Typical Passover sponge flavorings include pecans, almonds, lemon, poppyseeds, apples, and dark chocolate.

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By 1900 he had invented and patented an egg-beater that could prepare eggs for a sponge cake in three and a half minutes, previously it took 15.

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The reason sticky friction is the most important friction is because it lets the player really sponge up the (in-game) reality of the awesome thing he just did.

kotaku.com

Sponge fishing, once an important economic sector, has since declined.

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Sponge irons with a diameter less than 5 mm go to the briquet unit to produce briquets (diameter above 25 mm).

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A sponge and a loofah were hanging in the shower.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

The rich man is cocooned by feather and goose-down pillows, atop a multi-layer sponge of calico-pocketed springs, hand-packed lamb's wool, silk, mohair, cotton, alpaca and long-stranded horsehair.

www.telegraph.co.uk