Перевод слова

Перевод: driver

[существительное]
водитель ; шофер ; вагоновожатый ; машинист ; кучер ; погонщик скота; гуртовщик ; надсмотрщик над рабами; надсмотрщик за рабами; хозяин-эксплуататор ; первичный двигатель; ведущее колесо; ведущий шкив; длинная клюшка; бизань-мачта ; косая бизань; всякий инструмент для ввинчивания; всякий инструмент для вколачивания; драйвер ; управляющая программа

Тезаурус:

1. The driver will control his speed via an adjustable governor, up to a limit set by the local road surface.
2. It's all a matter of driver ability and confidence.
3. A Turkish lorry driver was jailed for 16 years yesterday for smuggling heroin worth 1.2 million in his vehicle.
4. She said to the driver of the first one, who was standing within the shelter of a doorway smoking, "I
5. Alighting on another optimistic subject for British wildlife - butterflies to be exact - Edwin Mullins explains why he is so bewitched by them and James Driver advises on how to increase their numbers by breeding caterpillars (see page 80).
6. " I hold the instrument," he added, when the driver made as if to grasp it.
7. There you will see thousands of cars speeding by, each with the driver alone, his head thrown back as he yells the words aloud, her fist slapping the wheel in time to the beat, thousands of silent screams haring up the M1 to get to that meeting on schedule.
8. He came to the driver's window, brushing snow from his suit.
9. George, the driver of the Bletchley train, collected his pound on arrival at Bletchley.
10. Another deaf man, a David Bedwell who had partial hearing, enlisted in the Army Service Corps as a driver, and his deafness cost him his life when he failed to hear three challenges as he was approaching the gates of a barracks.
11. Reaching for the Lagonda's gear-stick, which was outside the driver's door, he accelerated into the lead.
12. Nevertheless, being normal healthy females we were always interested in the opposite sex and the general shortage of men in the country did not apply on bomber stations, where certain jobs such as Fitter, Armourer, Heavy Vehicle Driver, Electrician, and all occupations involving the handling of tools and machinery were still mainly considered the prerogative of men.
13. James Driver