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Перевод: gallic

[прилагательное]
французский; галлиев; галловый

Тезаурус:

1. Goldschmidt focuses a penetrating but disinterested eye on this stage of the drama; only when the French decide to develop their own bomb and civil nuclear power programme does his patriotism and pride become engaged but even then his Gallic objectivity is never impaired.
2. Breakfast at a pavement table in the new town is a leisurely Gallic affair.
3. Is the Clio a pan-European standards-setter in the supermini class, or does its Gallic charm lose its appeal this side of the Channel?
4. Unfortunately, Americans appear to have no sense of the Gallic tradition of ribald humour that goes back to Rabelais.
5. Mr Beregovoy is expected to approve proposals for a Gallic form of personal equity plans in the next few weeks which would allow French investors up to 60,000 worth of shares each, free of dividend and capital gains tax.
6. Before long, the famous pouting Gallic shrug may be but a fond memory.
7. As one looks along the line of great bishops stretching back to Boniface and Wilfrid and the great Gallic and Spanish bishops of a still earlier age, one understands what impressed these writers.
8. But my request - at three information points - for a Disabled Visitor's Guide were met with a Gallic shrug and an emphatic "Non".
9. French cuisine, served in a traditional provencal atmosphere, by the charming Gallic patron.
10. Edith had the Gallic guts to speak the truth: she liked being seen as a sex object.
11. THERE was no particular reason to have expected the creator of Asterix, the cuddly but cute Gallic mini-hero, or Obelix, the hefty menhir delivery-man, to be anything like his cartoon characters.
12. Getafix on Asterix, with Vitalstatistix: Albert Uderzo talks to Dalya Alberge about his creation of the mini-hero and his Gallic chums
13. The accompanying Gallic shoulder-shrug was classic.