Translations for „welly“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

welly [ˈwelɪ] N Brit inf

welly abbreviation of wellington (boot)

See also wellington (boot)

wellington (boot) [ˈwelɪŋtən (bu:t)] N Brit

wellington (boot)

рези́новые сапоги́ m мн

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Outside a few high-traffic areas, the ground remained firm underfoot and wellies were not needed.

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Before digging out the wellies and the hi-viz jackets, it was worth getting the disclaimers out the way.

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All race participants must wear appropriate foot attire - wellies.

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You just need your wellies and outdoor clothes.

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For such a transcendent experience, what nature lover wouldn't be tempted to pull on their wellies and camouflage gear?

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We don't let the rain bother us, we just put on our wellies and away we go.

www.shropshirestar.com

Its chairman at the time played a blinder by convincing his doubting board to move from making wellies into mobile phones.

www.mirror.co.uk

But he still gives it welly even though he walks with a heavy lean.

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On the feet boots are worn - hiking-style boots in drier caves, or rubber boots (such as wellies) often with neoprene socks (wetsocks) in wetter caves.

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A variation requires participants to launch the welly from the end of their foot as if they were kicking off a pair of shoes.

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