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Перевод: atlas

[существительное]
`атлас ; географический атлас; формат бумаги; большой формат бумаги;
[глагол]
подпирать; поддерживать

Тезаурус:

1. In fact, it was coming back from the Tadcaster job that the old Atlas van that we had, blew up - the big ends just blew out of it and we had to dump it there and go.
2. The grandson of ATLAS, Bellerophon was a beautiful if rather arrogant youth.
3. One of Kylie's entourage, an aide and friend, explained: "She has been studying the Atlas carefully for nearly two months, before she is ready to step on a soap box or address meetings.
4. For the dedicated, long-term researcher An Agricultural Atlas of England and Wales by J.T. Coppock (London, reprint 1982) is useful, and a further basic work is the Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers by Cecil Humphery-Smith (Chichester 1984), composed mainly of "genealogical maps "of the pre-1832 parishes on a county-by-county basis, topographical maps from Bell's Gazetteer of 1834, and a 283-page index of deposited registers at county and public record offices, plus copies noted in Boyd's marriage, Pallot's marriage, and other lists.
5. (Source: Purnell's Prehistoric Atlas )
6. What examples of fjords, and ribbon lakes, can you find on an atlas map of Scotland?
7. A reconstruction (looking NW) of the area of the Atlas works of Simpson, Maule Nicholson, as it would have been in the 1860s.
8. Coins (1980); P. Grierson, Numismatics (1975) or J. Cribb, I. Carradice and B. Cook, The World Coin Atlas (1990).
9. "Daddy can't wait to get over the Atlas.
10. This means that adding new customers is suddenly much less of a problem, since Atlas allows electronic trading over virtually any EDI network.
11. See also ANTAEUS; ATLAS.
12. They conjecture that Poseidon was a central figure between two fountains and that Hercules and Atlas held the wire grid before the bright disk which simulated the motion of the heavens.
13. Included in the sale is James Burrough, best known for its Beefeater gin, which was bought by Whitbread little more than two years ago; the Buckingham Wile Company, which distributes Beefeater, Cutty Sark Scotch, and Benedictine in the US; and the Atlas Peak vinyards in California.