Übersetzungen für „scudding“ im Englisch » Polnisch-Wörterbuch

scudding SUBST

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scudding przemysł skórzany

brudowanie nt

scudding przemysł skórzany

oczyszczanie lica (przed garbowaniem) nt

scudding NAUT

sztormowanie rufą nt

scud <-dd-> [skʌd] VERB intr liter

scud clouds:

scud

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scud SUBST

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scud przemysł skórzany

brud m

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But the effort seemed secondary to our broader immersion in late summer breezes and emerald shorelines, lazing on this very cool river beneath scudding clouds.

www.startribune.com

The busyness of the woodwinds against rocking harmonies and incandescent string chords was something like a sea-scape; a rocking boat here, a cliff-face there, clouds scudding overhead.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Also, the northerly current plus low scudding clouds at night made it extremely difficult to locate the recovery rubber boats, moving them north from their extraction pickup point.

en.wikipedia.org

They reach up no further than the broody, scudding clouds of a natural landscape.

www.independent.co.uk

Here are waters that cause a shiver even after a century and a half, crashing toward the viewer under low, scudding clouds.

www.cleveland.com

Combine that with the sparkling luminous green phosphorescence in our wake, a full moon and scudding black clouds for dramatic effect.

afloat.ie

I thought the soaring camera views were designed to remind you of scudding clouds and of how irritating it is that the verb "to scud" applies only to clouds.

www.irishexaminer.com

Even on days of relatively light winds, snow clouds derived from the high neve may be seen swirling and scudding down this glacier.

en.wikipedia.org

Someone opened up the lid inexplicably in the third inning to reveal dark rain clouds scudding across the twilight sky.

www.thestar.com

Constable was intensely interested in the quality of light: the way scudding clouds cast shadows over fields, the haze after a downpour, late afternoon sun on a riverbank.

www.dailymail.co.uk