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Слово "stopper". Англо-русский словарь Мюллера

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  1. stopper [ˈstɔpə]
    1. существительное
      1. пробка; затычка

        Примеры использования

        1. I looked at the board tables, the instruments shining in the light, the basins and the stoppered bottles.
          Я оглядел длинные столы, инструменты, сверкающие при свете, тазы и бутыли с притертыми пробками.
          Прощай, оружие. Эрнест Хемингуэй, стр. 39
        2. Her hands trembled so much that she could hardly undo the stopper, but she managed it in the end and poured a few drops into her brother’s mouth.
          Руки девочки так дрожали, что она не могла вытащить пробку, но наконец ей это удалось и она влила несколько капель в рот брату.
          Лев, колдунья и платяной шкаф. Клайв Стейплз Льюис, стр. 104
        3. He had been smuggled into the ward during the night, and the men had no idea he was among them until they awoke in the morning and saw the two strange legs hoisted from the hips, the two strange arms anchored up perpendicularly, all four limbs pinioned strangely in air by lead weights suspended darkly above him that never moved. Sewn into the bandages over the insides of both elbows were zippered lips through which he was fed clear fluid from a clear jar. A silent zinc pipe rose from the cement on his groin and was coupled to a slim rubber hose that carried waste from his kidneys and dripped it efficiently into a clear, stoppered jar on the floor. When the jar on the floor was full, the jar feeding his elbow was empty, and the two were simply switched quickly so that the stuff could drip back into him. All they ever really saw of the soldier in white was a frayed black hole over his mouth.
          Его сунули в палату ночью контрабандой. Проснувшись утром, обитатели палаты увидели на пустовавшей койке странно вздыбленные к потолку руки. Все четыре конечности поддерживались в таком состоянии неподвижными свинцовыми противовесами, темневшими над головой солдата.
          Уловка-22. Джозеф Хеллер, стр. 4
      2. морской; мореходный — стопор;
        to put a stopper on smth. разговорное положить конец чему-л.
    2. глагол — закупоривать, затыкать

      Примеры использования

      1. He had been smuggled into the ward during the night, and the men had no idea he was among them until they awoke in the morning and saw the two strange legs hoisted from the hips, the two strange arms anchored up perpendicularly, all four limbs pinioned strangely in air by lead weights suspended darkly above him that never moved. Sewn into the bandages over the insides of both elbows were zippered lips through which he was fed clear fluid from a clear jar. A silent zinc pipe rose from the cement on his groin and was coupled to a slim rubber hose that carried waste from his kidneys and dripped it efficiently into a clear, stoppered jar on the floor. When the jar on the floor was full, the jar feeding his elbow was empty, and the two were simply switched quickly so that the stuff could drip back into him. All they ever really saw of the soldier in white was a frayed black hole over his mouth.
        Его сунули в палату ночью контрабандой. Проснувшись утром, обитатели палаты увидели на пустовавшей койке странно вздыбленные к потолку руки. Все четыре конечности поддерживались в таком состоянии неподвижными свинцовыми противовесами, темневшими над головой солдата.
        Уловка-22. Джозеф Хеллер, стр. 4

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