Translation for 'to plait sth' from English to Ukrainian

to plait sth.

плести щось [недок.]

сплітати щось [недок.]

заплітати щось [недок.]

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plait

коса {ж} [дівоча і т. д.]

to taste sth.

скуштувати щось [док.] [їжу]

to avert sth.

відвертати щось [недок.]

to interpret sth.

потрактувати щось [док.]

to sprain sth.

вивихнути щось [док.]

to advance sth.

висувати щось [недок.]

to exceed sth.

перевищувати щось [недок.]

to transcend sth.

перевищувати щось [недок.]

to bandage sth.

бинтувати щось [недок.]мед.

to bungle sth.

зіпсувати щось [док.]

to ponder sth.

зважувати щось [недок.]

to pick sth.

зірвати щось [док.]садівн.сіль.

to pluck sth.

зірвати щось [док.]

to waste sth.

марнувати щось [недок.]

to divide sth.

ділити щось [недок.]

to apportion sth.

ділити щось [недок.]

to publish sth.

видати щось [недок.] [опублікувати]публіц.

to catch sth.

зловити щось [док.]

to darn sth.

латати щось [недок.]текст.

to mend sth.

латати щось [недок.]

• In the Greek Church, it is customary on Lazarus Saturday to plait elaborate crosses out of palm leaves which will be used on Palm Sunday.
• The original All Saints school was a "Straw Plait School" where children were expected to learn to plait straw from as young as four years of age.
• An artificial or "patent" queue was issued to recruits whose hair was too short to plait.
• Eight because it takes eight persons to plait the Maypole.
• say that it was Hina who taught Māui to plait the ropes needed to capture the sun, using a strand of her own sacred hair to give the ropes supernatural strength.

• Traditionally, esparto basketry has not been a professional product. Shepherds, farmers and other people of the countryside used to plait esparto on rainy days or in times not suitable for working.