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Перевод: albatross

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альбатрос

Тезаурус:

1. Michael's parable reminded me of Jules Verne's Albatross , a flying machine with seventy-six propellers, which was supposed to be modelled on the flight of a bird.
2. One, on Paul MacCready's bicycle-powered aircraft, Gossamer Albatross, occupied all of 16 seconds.
3. Dolphin, albatross, a leatherback sea turtle, numerous sharks, entire schools of tuna, sunfish, marlin, swordfish, salmon and flying squid.
4. The Albatross has free entrance for Club guests and Moby Dick's serve good home-style cooking (a favourite of the Clubreps), or have a drink or two in Monaco's disco where drinks are at about English pub prices.
5. Shoot the albatross
6. It was always hard to get going, for if I didn't carry my own sins, and hence guilt, then my dad's sins were always about to be draped around my neck like a dead albatross.
7. Replica Grand Champion was this exquisite Albatross D.Va powered by a 200 hp Ranger, from Frank Ryder's Replica Fighter Museum in Alabama - which plans a September fly-in.
8. At the same venue that saw Bless performing for our benefit, the Albatross Flying Club of Berlin donated 1,750 to the Association.
9. But the Albatross was superseded in turn by a still more extravagant vehicle - at once spaceship, submarine, and racing car - called The Terror .
10. Lane, 31, who opened with a 20ft birdie and went within four inches of an albatross two with a one iron at the eighth, matched the two-under par 286 of Canizares, who led by five overnight but three-putted the final green for a 74.
11. The commanding officer, General David Thorne said that was his impression too, as the wildlife - which he had swotted up on before taking over - tended, like the inhabitants, to keep to the fringes A helicopter pilot said he and his colleagues were particularly careful about the albatross, not because of any memories of the ancient mariner but because an encounter with these in flight could be fatal for bird and helicopter.
12. As members of a Pathfinder Squadron they were allowed to wear a small brass albatross on their left breast pocket, immediately under their wings, and this was the only indication to anyone outside the RAF that they were in any way out of the ordinary.
13. An albatross round the neck of American business?