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Перевод: local

[прилагательное]
местный; окрестный; частный; частичный; локальный; распространенный в отдельных местах; низовой;
[существительное]
местная организация; пригородный поезд; пригородный автобус; местные новости; местный житель; местный трактир; местная анестезия

Тезаурус:

1. Here, this evening, in a local open air cinema on the sprawling outskirts of a one storey town (Secteur 14), the screening of a political documentary from Ghana with a Radio Moscow soundtrack.
2. Permits are required, ask our local representative for details.
3. You solve this one by taking the Holiday Inn airport bus, buying a drink there to salve your conscience, and crossing the street to pick up a local bus.
4. If the change to the Local Government and Housing Bill goes through, it will remove the power of local authorities to refuse to sell such homes to right-to-buy applicants.
5. On the contrary, many in the popular movement believe that Fatah has more interest, as one activist put it, in hospitals than in mobile health clinics, in bureaucracy than in local control, and in co-operation with the economic and political notables than with grass-roots movements.
6. Funds from the local Training and Enterprise Council, for example, have been made available to support schools participating in teacher placements.
7. The hole required is small enough to need no lintel support, but if you have any doubts about the stability of the wall area above the proposed hole, consult your local Building Control officer.
8. I'm afraid to say that the pickup is probably duff and will need attention by your local guitar repairer, or a pickup rewinding specialist.
9. This is expected to raise 6 million in its first year to support local and youth sport.
10. McAllister (1980) describes that political culture as traditionalist, and dominated by clientelism, parochialism, local attachment, and ascription: politicians were elected on the basis of local reputation and solely with reference to local issues.
11. East Anglia produces a glossy brochure in order to help sell its training courses to local businesses, retraining groups, voluntary groups, social workers and advisers.
12. The Conservative government, through its Irish Office secretary, George Wyndham, then indicated its intention of reforming the Irish system and devolving power to local, lay control, working in partnership with a central government department.
13. In Kiev information collected from local hospitals by Greens, showing high rates of infant mortality, were not checked against statistics in similar cities elsewhere in the Soviet Union.