Перевод слова

Перевод: militant

[прилагательное]
воинствующий; воинственный; активный; боевой;
[существительное]
боец ; активист ; борец

Тезаурус:

1. "Ah, the local militant," said Andrew.
2. The JKNLF and several other militant groups have stepped up their campaigns of civil unrest, strikes, and outright terrorism, to press their demands for a free Kashmir or union with Pakistan.
3. Trade unions, it they are involved at all, are not meant to be militant.
4. Members of the Ramblers' Association (RA) recently staged a symbolic trespass on Thurlstone Moor in the Peak District in a move which heralds a more militant approach to increasing access to some of Britain's most beautiful countryside.
5. "People like me, who've worked their guts out to expand the business while the militant bastards have been working their guts out to destroy it."
6. Today, however, the power of one of the most militant movements in the region is threatened by the decline of the tin market (Martin 1986).
7. He organised a meeting of some of the more militant people who had attended the NICRA meeting and about two months later the DHAC was launched.
8. The first Left-winger to call for a drive against Militant and to recognise the popularity of selling council houses, he said his party ignored the aspirations of young married couples on new housing estates at its peril.
9. "Meat Is Murder" opened a nationwide debate and used the power of record promotion to push an idealism still, amazingly, regarded as militant in this country.
10. Furthermore, although this action takes place in a local congregation, it is the worship of the whole people of God - the living and the dead, the Church militant and triumphant, for together they constitute the body of Christ.
11. Simplistic politics and performance render Jubilee (ReVision, 18, 14.99 and rental) severely irritating, but three mature later films are incomparably better: War Requiem (Channel 5, PG, rental), based on the poems of Wilfred Owen and Benjamin Britten's choral work; The Garden (Artificial Eye, 15, 15.99 and rental), another intense personal view from Dungeness; and Edward II (Palace, 18, rental), a powerful adaptation of the Marlowe play in which Jarman can't resist a staged clash between riot police and militant gays.
12. He told the conference that he will today be publishing a consultative Green Paper to tackle what he called "the weapon of the militant - the tool of the wrecker".
13. The militant angel appeared, for example, in wall paintings in Haiti during the shortlived popular uprising for food and democracy of 1986.