Перевод слова

Перевод: car

[существительное]
легковой автомобиль; автомобиль ; машина ; автомашина ; вагон ; железнодорожный вагон; вагонетка ; гондола дирижабля; гондола ; корзина ; кабина лифта; повозка ; тележка ; колесница

Тезаурус:

1. A conservative estimate is that power must have grown by about 30bhp; in any case, this figure is likely to be overtaken soon when the four-valve cylinder heads known to have been developed by sister company Cosworth are installed in the car.
2. Other than some waterwashing of the exuberant polychromatic brick arch that surmounts the entrance to the former south playground (now the communal car park), no cleaning of external brickwork has been undertaken.
3. Philips Innovative CD-1 and Photo CD systems represent a very cost effective method of introducing interactive communications into car dealerships
4. Mr Y Hazama was driving his car out of the car park beneath the Commercial Union building when the bomb went off.
5. His colleague, Pc Pash, 27, said he used the police car to trap the dogs.
6. It took over from the Cortina as the best DIY car around, and its high build quality ensures public loyalty.
7. The woman did as she was told, met the Princess, and went into labour in the car on the way home.
8. During the opening shift, Baldi had found the car suffering from a worsening front-end vibration.
9. Most extraordinary thing: as wife shoves high-chair into car's rear suspension and I quietly herniate myself on a couple of bags filled with Devon mud and light aggregate thieved from local quarry by children, strange sense of loss creeps over me.
10. If you understand a death in a car crash - the product of accident and/or misadventure - you'll understand the concept of death in the sinking of a passenger ferry.
11. But Yugo hopes to change all that at Motorfair, when it gives its new five-door family car, the Sana, its first UK showing.
12. He was the youngest driver in the field, qualified on the fifth row and was up to sixth place with 10 laps to go as leading British driver in a British car when he crashed at Copse, escaping unhurt.
13. This is seen as using RDS as a data channel of very limited capacity in conjunction with a speech synthesis chip or possibly some form of printer in the car (it could provide automatic translation when travelling abroad) as a means of sending "traffic telegrams" to cars without interrupting the radio programmes.