Перевод слова

Перевод: backstreet

[прилагательное]
нелегальный; подпольный;
[существительное]
глухая улочка; закоулок ; переулок

Тезаурус:

1. In the end, Mooncult was spotted and had to race for his life down a backstreet pursued by no less than 15 hairy sailor types in cocktail dresses and six-inch heels.
2. One hour later the sonorous tones of Dame Melba's singing resonated through a little backstreet near the river.
3. Frankie had left home and was now living in lodgings in a little backstreet near the pub they were sitting in.
4. But for once it was the taking part that counted most and when you've slept in the ruins of a fifties French post office, seen the New Year in with champers in the middle of a sand dune, coped with Idi Amin look-alike policemen and paid backstreet prices to backstreet petrol dealers, you're going to have memories to last as long as the event.
5. If the choice facing us were legal, clean, decently performed abortion or none at all, no doubt many of us would be hard put to it to vote for the former; but in fact the choice is between the legal, clean sort and backstreet self-induced efforts of the Ottey's Pills variety.
6. Christiane Massia, whose restaurant - Au March, in Paris backstreet - reflects her convictions, argues: "Of course cuisine des femmes exists!
7. The backstreet site in the middle of Peterborough has been obliterated by a glass and concrete shopping centre.
8. The backstreet warehouse, buried in the faceless sprawl of south London, was far enough removed from the searing, eighty degree heat of Kylie's favourite Port Philip Bay beach.
9. ENVIRONMENTAL health officers (EHOs) in Gwent have shut down a "backstreet kitchen" operating from a terraced house after a salmonella outbreak.
10. Yet the toddler playing in a scruffy backstreet is, in the process, drinking in and assimilating experiences which can be drawn upon by school.
11. TRAP EIGHT: It never makes sense to borrow from backstreet money lenders.
12. Nicholson's are emphatically not backstreet boozers populated by men in cloth caps talking about their ferrets.