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Перевод: craven
[прилагательное]
трусливый; малодушный;
[существительное]
трус ;
[глагол]
запугивать; внушать боязнь
Тезаурус:
- Even in rugby, the Afrikaners' passion, the formation of a single non-racial administrative body is imminent; the octogenarian rugby boss, Danie Craven, has long thought it a game for robust men of all races, and in 1988 angered Mr de Klerk by sending an emissary to contact, among others, the African National Congress - one of whose leaders is now working to dismantle the boycott.
- The bag bore the name of my off-the-peg tailor, "Marcus Menswear, Craven Park, Harlesden".
- Those canny Scots at the Glasgow Herald rejected Dr No's craven appeals.
- The improved breed's success was startling: it quickly became England's dominant breed, whether known as the Lancashire, the Leicestershire, the Warwickshire, the Dishley, the Craven or the Longhorn.
- Your obedient vassal, Madonna Craven
- Leeds couldn't immediately pay Fulham their share of the takings for the match at Elland Road on Christmas Day, so Fulham retaliated by withholding money from Leeds after the return match at Craven Cottage on Boxing Day.
- Quinlan Terry's scheme for the Fulham Football Club site at Craven cottage ( RIBA Journal August) is still the subject of a public inquiry.
- For example, the study shows a correlation between levels of sighting and the thickness of quartz-bearing rock; that the most active faults, such as the Craven fracture, tend to produce the most spectacular UFO concentrations in local folklore; that there is a direct association between the lights and the presence of reservoirs; and clear indications that the UAP entails atmospheric ionisation.
- Professor Eloff (Northern Transvaal) is representing Dr Danie Craven, who has run South African rugby for more than 30 years and is about to stand down on grouds of age and health.
- From the surrounding dales, Ingleborough's finer parts are often hidden by the billowing folds of its foothills, but from a distance the stepped profile is easily recognisable, and dominates the countryside of West Craven.
- Under the deal which the two sides were considering, Chelsea would still be required to offer Third Division Fulham a permanent home when they leave Craven Cottage.
- Craven Arms, Shropshire MAP B
- If tax breaks are taken into account, as well as the estimated 5 million value of neighbouring football ground Craven Cottage, also owned by SB, the striking price for a deal could be nearer 12 million.
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