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Перевод: Ethiopian

[прилагательное]
эфиопский;
[существительное]
эфиоп

Тезаурус:

1. The students, who were being trained by Kalb and others in the US, allege that the other expeditions had stolen fossils from Ethiopia, had failed to provide training or facilities for Ethiopians, and had made light of Ethiopian culture and customs.
2. Six years ago it was nuclear disarmament, then the Ethiopian famine and now, animal rights.
3. Astral travel seems to mimic the sudden disappearance of Philip after baptising the Ethiopian eunuch and his reappearance at Azotus (Acts 8:39,40).
4. New Ethiopian PM.
5. December 1934, Italian and Ethiopian force came into conflict in the border area of Ethiopia and by the following summer, Mussolini was making extravagant demands of Ethiopia.
6. He could - and would - visit a revolution, be it political and national, or merely student; he would reflect on it, but he would never get "involved" in it, be it Cuban, Ethiopian, Greek or Polish.
7. Ethiopian
8. The Ethiopian book, published in Britain in 1983, showed him to be a writer interested in "autocrats" - in absolute power and in the transformation of that power into its indistinguishable opposite.
9. In Ethiopia, as in India, the role of the informal producer is not distinct from the mainstream of the economy, but is in fact a key part of it, producing for instance the home-spun cloth worn by most Ethiopian women.
10. "Many Ethiopians are especially angry at some of the things Johanson wrote in his book Lucy " says Sleshi Tebedge, one of the Ethiopian students who was at Texas with Kalb.
11. Hope for the return of rain to make Ethiopian grain lands fertile.
12. Troops loyal to the breakaway faction, led militarily from the town of Nasir, on the Ethiopian border, by Cdr Riek Machar, are now on alert expecting an attack from the town of Malakal "at any time", Dr Akol said.
13. But Somalia's refugees may have suffered a less appalling fate than the hundreds of thousands of Ethiopian refugees in Somalia, who have existed in desolate camps for nearly 10 years.