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CAKING - перевод на арабский
CAKING
![The tendency of charcoal to cake is exploited in producing [[briquettes]], which are more conveniently handled than loose charcoal.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Charcoal Briquette.JPG?width=200 "The tendency of charcoal to cake is exploited in producing [[briquettes]], which are more conveniently handled than loose charcoal.")
ألاسم
تُورْتَة ; قالَبُ حَلْوَى ; كَعْك ; كَعْكَة
caking
تَكَتُّل
caking
تَكَتُّل [صيدلة]
Википедия
Caking
thumb|right|Sample of [[calcium chloride, showing its tendency to cake.]]
Примеры употребления для CAKING
1. The layer of salt caking a Banks Violette sculpture brings "Spiral Jetty" to mind.
2. Naked but for a pair of bangles on his ankles and white dust caking his skin, the four–year–old had collapsed a few steps from a group of starving children sheltering under a tree.
3. Naked but for a pair of bangles on his ankles and white dust caking his skin, the four-year-old had collapsed a few steps from a group of starving children sheltering under a tree.
4. Those who do have faced hygiene inspections after health and safety officers decided that it was no longer safe to sell from stalls surrounded by mud. ‘Would I come back next year?‘ says Hunt. ‘Well, I‘d prefer them to move it to August, but we‘ll see.‘ At 11am, with mud caking my knees, I find it hard to share Hunt‘s enthusiasm.
5. A four–year–old Sudanese boy lies on the ground after collapsing from hunger at a feeding centre run by medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres in the village of Paliang, roughly 160 km ('' miles) northwest of the southern town of Rumbek in this May 25, 2005 file photo. (Reuters). Naked but for a pair of bangles on his ankles and white dust caking his skin, the four–year–old had collapsed a few steps from a group of starving children sheltering under a tree.