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Перевод: christen
[глагол]
крестить; давать имя при крещении; давать имя; давать прозвище; в первый раз пользоваться
Тезаурус:
- The second work is by Christen Kobke who studied under Eckersberg in the 1820s.
- Having left their native New York at the beginning of the eighties to christen their career in Britain, the Strays rose to fame alongside (or supporting) The Clash, The Pretenders and Madness.
- At this distance, we may find Balboa's antics in the surf laughably pretentious; but at the time the sighting of the Mar del Sur , as he felt compelled to christen the new sea, was a formidable discovery indeed: the implications of its swift and secure passage into the hands of Spain were profound in the extreme.
- Yet, presumably, they would want him to christen their baby?
- It would not be too far from the truth, as one author put it, to christen this most successful of all cats as "" The British Imperial Cat".
- Another television series, Seven Ages (1987), an inquiry into the stages of existence enumerated by Jacques in As You Like It, led a critic to christen him "Ron Hot-Eyre".
- We are to christen this child Pilade, being the name of Ferdinando's maternal grandfather whom he wishes to honour.
- The two men, Emmanuel Christen and Elio Erriquez, were kidnapped by two masked gunmen only 300 yards from the Ein Helweh Palestinian camp, where the Red Cross runs an artificial limb centre.
- The world was to christen him "The Doc" but those who followed his bewildering career as it lurched from one club to another will always know him as Dr Strangelove, a man with a healthy appetite for the physiotherapist's wife.
- "Double Cutaway" sounds a little plain Jane, but the owner could of course christen it with whatever apt title came to mind.
- Who would christen a child "Rainbow" Mungo wondered?
- "We do not want to destroy Buddha but to christen him.'
- Other Red Cross workers saw Mr Christen standing with his hands in the air, holding in one of them an artificial limb, before the gunmen took him away.
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