Traduzione per "sin empolvar" a inglese

Sin empolvar

• without dust
• unpowdered

Esempi di traduzione.

unpowdered

su tez clara, sin empolvar, tenía el lustre débil de las rosas.
her clear, unpowdered skin had the faint sheen of a rose.

Tenía los cabellos castaños sin empolvar y recogidos en una coleta;
His chestnut hair was unpowdered and gathered in a pigtail, but with strands over his cheeks and forehead.

Lucía el pelo rizado y gris sin empolvar sobre su ancho rostro de campesino.
He wore his curly hair grey and unpowdered over a round peasant’s face.

El Rey dio órdenes de que cualquiera que apareciera en un palco de la ópera o del teatro con el cabello sin empolvar debía ser expulsado.
The King gave orders that anyone who appeared in a box at the opera or theatre with unpowdered hair was to be expelled.

Media docena de veces su mirada se había posado sobre los cabellos espesos y sin empolvar, y sobre el rostro de su compañero de viaje.
A half-dozen times his glance had rested on the thick unpowdered hair opposite, and on the face of his fellow traveller.

Pero durante la década de 1790, cuando se escribió Kubla Khan, los cabellos largos sin empolvar simbolizaban la juventud, la vitalidad, el inconformismo.
But during the late 1790s, when “Kubla Khan” was written, long unpowdered hair symbolized youth, vitality, and nonconformity.

Al acercarme descubrí que era un hombre recio y corpulento con el pelo oscuro sin empolvar, que le colgaba bajo un sombrero blanco;
Coming close, I found him to be a man of sturdy frame with unpowdered dark hair cut short and hanging around a white hat;

No iba de uniforme —y no era de extrañar—, sino que llevaba un traje decoroso, bastante sobrio, el cabello sin empolvar recogido con sencillez a la espalda.
He wasn’t wearing a uniform—and no wonder—but was clothed in a decent, rather sober suit, with unpowdered hair tied simply back.

Una masa cazadora y en busca de signos reveladores de identidad jacobina (aparte de algo que valiera la pena robar): un hombre sobriamente vestido con el cabello sin empolvar;
A hunting crowd, looking for the telltale signs of Jacobin identity (apart from having something worth stealing): a soberly dressed man with unpowdered hair;