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Two-lipped, e.g. Of a corolla in which fusion of an anterior group and a posterior group of petals extends beyond the top of the corolla tube.
Two-lipped, e. G. Of a corolla in which fusion of an anterior group and a posterior group of petals extends beyond the top of the corolla tube.
A very lightweight, sheer fabric
Ткань очень легкая, чисто
Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing...
Отец, прости их, ибо они не знают, что они делают...
A craftsman who works with stone, brick, concrete. Masonry is commonly used for the walls of buildings, retaining walls and monuments
Мастер, который работает с камня, кирпича, бетона. Кладка обычно используется для стен зданий, подпорных стен и памятников
An airline fare that is lower priced, usually with stipulations and a limited use.
Авиакомпании тариф, который ниже по цене, обычно с положения и ограниченное использование.
A builder specialised in making roofs, footings and outer weatherproof skin, as found on most domestic architecture.
Строитель специализируется в создании крыши, опор и внешней непогоды кожи, как найти на наиболее отечественной архитектуры.
A general term used in travel & tourism describing the “hospitality industry”; refers to the general greeting, welcoming, food service, etc.
A general term used in travel & tourism describing the “hospitality industry”; refers to the general greeting, welcoming, food service, etc.
Man made stretch fabric made from elasticated yarns. Since introduction in 1958, lycra has proved an essential component in underwear and other figure hugging garments made popular in the 1980s, especially in sportswear.
The trademark name for DuPont's brand of Spandex fiber.
An airline that operates on a regular, published schedule.
Авиакомпания, которая работает на регулярной, опубликованных графику.
A very fine mesh like net fabric, used in eveningwear and bridal gowns.
A sheer netting fabric most frequently used for special-occasion and evening wear.