Results for trwchus translation from Welsh to English

trwchus
thick

acrylig trwchus
thick acrylic

effaith paent trwchus gyda chynnwrf
thick painting effect with turbulence

gwead paent gloyw tryloyw trwchus gyda dyfnder
thick glossy and translucent paint texture with high depth

gwead paent acrylig trwchus gyda dyfnder gwead uchel
thick acrylic paint texture with high texture depth

nid wyf wedi cael cyfle eto i ddarllen y papur ymgynghorol trwchus yn fanwl
i have not yet had an opportunity to read the lengthy consultation paper in detail

siocled poeth trwchus mewn cwpan tal, gyda hufen ffres wedi’i chwipio
tall, thick hot chocolate, with fresh whipped cream

ardaloedd trwchus eu poblogaeth yw'r rhain ac mae angen eu datblygu gan eu bod yn ei chael yn anodd parhau
these areas are densely populated and development is needed because they are struggling to keep going

bydd aelodau'r pwyllgor hwnnw'n derbyn pentwr trwchus o bapurau ar sylwadau ac argymhellion accac
members of that committee will receive a thick bundle of papers on the observations and recommendations of accac

siocled poeth trwchus mewn cwpan tal, gyda naill ai blas mint neu oren, a hufen ffres wedi’i chwipio ar ei ben
tall, thick hot chocolate, with either mint or orange flavouring, topped with fresh whipped cream.

ni fyddwn i'n dymuno gwrthwynebu defnyddio cwn i yrru llwynogod allan o lwyni trwchus i dir agored lle gellir eu difa'n drugarog
using dogs to flush foxes out from dense undergrowth into open ground where they can be humanely destroyed is not something i wish to oppose

rhowch hwy rhwng cardbord trwchus a rhowch ddeunydd meddal sydd o leiaf 2.<PROTECTED> yn hirach na'r eitemau o'u hamgylch.
place between thick card and surround with cushioning material at least 2.<PROTECTED> longer than the item.

sackbut, (o'r hen ffrangeg saqueboute: “pull push”), trombone cynnar, a ddyfeisiwyd yn y 15fed ganrif, ym mwrgwyn yn ôl pob tebyg. mae ganddi waliau mwy trwchus na'r trombone modern, gan roi naws meddalach, ac mae ei gloch yn gulach.
sackbut, (from old french saqueboute: “pull push”), early trombone, invented in the 15th century, probably in burgundy. it has thicker walls than the modern trombone, imparting a softer tone, and its bell is narrower.