Перевод слова

Перевод: continental

[прилагательное]
континентальный; материковый; небританский; иностранный; относящийся к американским колониям в эпоху борьбы за независимость;
[существительное]
житель европейского континента; неангличанин ; иностранец ; солдат эпохи борьбы за независимость; обесцененные бумажные деньги

Тезаурус:

1. The deadlock may be broken by Alberto Vicari, a German despite his Italian name, who represents a group of shareholders who control 5% of Continental's stock.
2. Breakfast is continental, whilst dinner is three courses from a set menu.
3. Tiredness, the excitement of the journey and of sitting, so late, at a pavement caf such as I had seen only in films (these agreeable continental institutions had not yet spread to London, far less pre-Festival Edinburgh), as well as the unaccustomed intake of alcohol, all made my head reel.
4. The North Country Continental, latterly known simply as the boat train, has been connecting the north west with East Anglia for years.
5. It is anticipated (16) that both sheep meat and beef consumption will continue to rise in Continental Europe and UK producers can certainly compete on equal terms with Continental producers.
6. David Davies treasures some memories from a decade when a Spanish genius inspired British and continental players to a period of unparalleled success
7. Continental strategy was uppermost during Marlborough's campaigns in the war of the Spanish Succession in the eighteenth century and during the First World War, though Britain's maritime effort was far from insignificant.
8. New Continental: the "ultimate" coupe
9. The continental crust, taken as a whole, consists of rocks fairly light both in colour and density which contain a lot of silica, silicon dioxide.
10. The 68-year-old financier was found guilty of misleading thousands of investors into buying risky securities in Lincoln's parent company American Continental, which at the time was already in deep financial trouble.
11. On the other hand though, it must be noted that this was an important phase of feminist film-making because it established a foothold in Britain for avant-garde work, extending an already existing interest in (and audience for) the films of continental women directors such as Agnes Varda and Marguerite Duras.
12. On average, continental Europe does conform to the stereotypical comparison with Britain: more universal banks, closer links between banks and industry, more restrictive rules on shareholdings and voting rights, far fewer hostile takeovers.
13. Part 1: Continental Drift