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Перевод: Atlantic

[прилагательное]
атлантический;
[существительное]
Атлантика

Тезаурус:

1. Alternatively, the Soviets might select the site at Brawdy as a target for a sudden nuclear strike in order to demonstrate that they were able to protect their submarines in the Atlantic and so maintain the nuclear threat which the presence of such posed to the United States.
2. The main areas of disagreement were over the economic control of aviation on the North Atlantic.
3. Often the tone is shrill: when talking about the occupation of the Cherokee lands, Mr Wright tells us that "the White settlers were desperate people from the slums of Europe and the Atlantic seaboard".
4. Later decades have seen other organizations use the term so that we speak in the twentieth century about the trade union "movement" or the "peace movement"; we seldom think to describe the Conservative Party, the Confederation of British Industry or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as "movements".
5. The use of names rather than arguments as ammunition has become noticeable in such exercises, on both sides of the Atlantic, as Chris Baldick remarks in a review of Frederick Crews's Skeptical Engagements :
6. Westwards, glimmering on the green Atlantic lies misty Skye, and in the distance, Lewis, the "heather isle" of the Outer Hebrides.
7. Type 4 was the most innovative and intriguing: a pure jet transport aircraft for the North Atlantic service.
8. ACROSS the Atlantic, the Democratic primaries have degenerated into near farce.
9. Her greater sympathy for the Atlantic connection over the European one is not widely shared by colleagues.
10. A medieval merchant city, unlike any other in Ireland, it had been founded in 1232 by a Norman knight, Richard de Burgo, at the mouth of the River Corrib, facing the Atlantic Ocean.
11. When told what the leaves were - for Poison Oak is well known across the Atlantic as a cause of severe contact dermatitis - she decided that she must wash vigorously; and this she did about 1 hours after touching the leaves.
12. More important, the range almost exactly bisects the Atlantic Ocean from north to south following closely the profile of the African and South American coasts, so it's always called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
13. The idea of literary sensibility would probably be dismissed by the culturalists of the Left as a piece of mystification, and certainly few of them have shown signs of possessing it, on either side of the Atlantic.