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fluffed

UK
/flʌft/
US
/flʌft/
fluffed up
fluffed up
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Wildlife of Earth's Coldest Climates: Polar Worlds with Bertie Gregory | SPECIAL | Nat Geo Animals
little bundles of fluff
wildlife
пушистая шерсть
Разговорное употребление подчёркивает, какими мягкими и пушистыми выглядят песцы.
Wildlife of Earth's Coldest Climates: Polar Worlds with Bertie Gregory | SPECIAL | Nat Geo Animals
Wildlife of Earth's Coldest Climates: Polar Worlds with Bertie Gregory | SPECIAL | Nat Geo Animals
bouncing about little bundles of fluff
wildlife
маленькие пушистые комочки
Ласковое разговорное описание маленьких очень пушистых животных.
Wildlife of Earth's Coldest Climates: Polar Worlds with Bertie Gregory | SPECIAL | Nat Geo Animals
Why do we have hair in such random places? - Nina G. Jablonski
ranging from the soft fluff covering rabbits
zoology
пух
Fluff обозначает мягкий тонкий волосяной покров кроликов.
Why do we have hair in such random places? - Nina G. Jablonski
Why do we have hair in such random places? - Nina G. Jablonski
ranging from the soft fluff covering rabbits
zoology
мягкий пух
Мягкие тонкие волоски, покрывающие животное, например кролика.
Why do we have hair in such random places? - Nina G. Jablonski
Why can't some birds fly? -  Gillian Gibb
Their sturdy feathers turn to fluff
biology
пух
Описывает более мягкую и менее структурированную форму перьев.
Why can't some birds fly? - Gillian Gibb
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