Примери за използване на Donned на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Yes, donned.
Crews donned breathing apparatus and using a gas detector to check the property in Lower Street.
In our darkest hour,these superheroes donned their colorful costumes.
If boxers donned a metal suit, they would brawl like you do here.
So, to commemorate the occasion, you donned the traditional balloon underpants?
Yes, but still… donned… what are you doing?
He is mentioned in the Persian Bayán andpraised as one who“donned the robe of discipleship.”.
Such innovation donned a lot of buzz among fashionistas and dandies of the time(at least the men actively used manicure).
In order to manifest the transition such a woman cut her hair, donned male clothing and sometimes even changed her name.
As I recall, Master Richard spent nearly half an hour admiring his reflection… the first time he donned his cape.
At that event, around 2,000 participants donned kippas together at a rally in front of the city's synagogue.
Rescue hostages After the loading screen you need to click on an armed hero who donned camouflage and helmet.
Celtic Druids donned these robes in ceremonies to invoke the sky gods and gain knowledge of the celestial realm.
Laura Bush generally went without covering her head, though she once briefly donned a head scarf she received as a gift.
She donned the golden armor of the Solari and they bestowed upon her the sword and shield passed down from the ancient sun-warrior of legend.
It is quite popular more men to avoid wearing engagement rings, andwomen have traditionally donned the bright diamond rings.
Prosecutors say he ditched his real identity, donned red hair, grew a beard and masqueraded as“Shaun MacDonald,” a blockchain entrepreneur.
Then-first lady Laura Bush generally went without covering her head, though she once briefly donned a headscarf that she received as a gift.
Vishnu donned the avatar of a fish, called Matsya, and transported all the sages to safety, thus ensuring all their wisdom was preserved.
During her time as first lady, Laura Bush went without covering her head, though she once briefly donned a head scarf she received as a gift.
Several decades have passed since Bing Crosby donned clerical garb and portrayed on the screen a role which would endear him to many even to this day- Father O'Malley.
That peculiarly modern question motivated a new study from Finland in which a group of healthy,physically active volunteers donned special shorts that measure muscular activity in the legs.
In August 2014, Michelle and Jenny donned their best looks yet(the former in a full-skirted gown and the latter in a dapper tux) to profess their love and say their wedding vows.
Apart from these goods and money supplies,the CCP also secretly dispatched over 300,000 PLA troops who then donned North Vietnamese fatigues to fight against the South Vietnamese and U.S. militaries.
After a brief career as a college football star, he donned a red shirt with a lightning bolt and a stylized metal helmet with wings(based on images of the Greek deity Hermes), and began to fight crime as the Flash.
Expect to be dazzled by not only the stunning pieces that illustrate evolving tastes and trends in the wearable art, but also the cultural context, sources of inspiration, andinfluential women who donned the coveted creations(the exhibit will include many pieces from the personal collection of Elizabeth Taylor).
In the current Finnish study, after volunteers donned the shorts, the electrodes began constantly tracking contractile activity in the quadriceps and hamstring muscles, two of the largest sets of muscles in the body.
Over the past 100 years, numerous icons of world football have donned the legendary white jerseys, which earned the club the nickname“white ballet” in the 1950s.
Thus Luther donned the mask of the Apostle Paul, the revolution of 1789 to 1814 draped itself alternately as the Roman Republic and as the Roman Empire, and the revolution of 1848 knew nothing better to do than to parody, now 1789.