Перевод слова

Перевод: its

[местоимение]
его; ее; свой; принадлежащий ему; принадлежащий ей

Тезаурус:

1. JUST AS the calculator has produced its own brand of innumeracy, so the word-processor is generating its own style of illiteracy.
2. Sooner, rather than later, Europe will be forced to bring the standard of its financial reporting in line with the rest of the world, not least the US.
3. But what most impresses you about this phenomenal piece of theatre is less its class affiliations than its national attributes: a drama of mutinous impulses crushed by an authoritarian social system is given consummate rendering by a cast who very triumphantly unite energy and discipline.
4. Brimming with visual tricks and stylistic sleights of hand, NASTY GIRL has deservedly made its mark in festivals around the world.
5. HUNGARY: First party in eastern Europe formally to abandon its leading role early this year.
6. It proved in due course, and in its own degree, the Life of a Great Sinner itself.
7. Charlemagne has been fighting for years in Spain, and has almost completed its conquest from the Saracens.
8. The oystercatcher haematopus ostralegus with its striking black and white plumage will also be making its journey south to winter grounds.
9. In other words, perceptions of the Labour and Conservative Parties and their leaders became more polarized as the election approached, while perceptions of the Alliance and its leaders became more homogeneous.
10. The inescapable conclusion is that a parent who has no love for the child is greatly handicapped in the task of undertaking its rearing.
11. Merit plus party will out, but not merit on its own.
12. As Parliament went into its long summer recess, it was quite clear that Margaret Thatcher was going to reshuffle the Cabinet and the betting was that the shuffle would be a major one.
13. In all its forms, its object is to raise man above himself and to make him lead a life superior to that which he would lead, if he followed only his own individual whims: beliefs express this life in representations; rites organize it and regulate its working.