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Перевод: Dalmatian

[прилагательное]
далматский;
[существительное]
далматский дог

Тезаурус:

1. He has allowed The Art Newspaper to republish what he said in the Dalmatian (therefore Croatian) periodical Nedjeljna Dalmacija last 5 September, because, he says, everything he said then remains true today.
2. The way of life of the Dalmatian peasants and fisherfolk, and of the citizens of the former Venetian colonies of Split, ibenik and Zadar has for centuries resembled that of the Italians on the western shore of the Adriatic rather than that of their Slav cousins who inhabit the Balkan interior.
3. Neither the American nor most of the European press was subject to such restraints, and their readers had been regaled throughout the summer with photographs and titillating reports of a royal cruise down the Dalmatian coast.
4. Now what of the Dalmatian ?
5. It provides the corridor through which the cold Vardarac wind - a cousin of the Dalmatian bura - brings continental influences from the Danubian lowlands in winter.
6. Dalmatian sailors served in many fleets - with the Spanish Armada, with the Dutch, the English and the French during the period of their colonial rivalries in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, with the Venetians during the heyday of the maritime republic, and even with the Americans during the War of Independence.
7. Visitors to the resorts on the Dalmatian coast do not always realise the poverty and backwardness which lie over the mountains only a few kilometres away from the bright lights of Split, Zadar and ibenik.
8. A lady dies having willed money separately to her husband and the family Dalmatian .
9. And should we say the same of the large dalmatian sitting beside her, and also of her 6-month-old child strapped in the back seat?
10. At one time, some enterprises in the more developed regions invested in hotels on the Dalmatian coast in order to obtain scarce foreign exchange through the retention ratio system then in operation.
11. Further inland, from the Dalmatian hinterland, in Bosnia and the Sandak, strong continental influences are apparent, with a marked rainfall maximum in early summer - Sarajevo's wettest month is June - and much colder winters.
12. But the case for the dalmatian , depending on its age and alertness, might be stronger.
13. It is possible that advance notice of these strikes, combined with some noisy revving of jet engines from American aircraft carriers off the Dalmatian coast, would be enough to make the Bosnian Serbs change their minds.