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Перевод: Peruvian

[прилагательное]
перуанский;
[существительное]
перуанец ; перуанка

Тезаурус:

1. "If Fujimori had a script to do grievous harm to the country today, tomorrow and for years to come, this would be it," said Gustavo Gorriti, a prominent Peruvian journalist, exhausted after his release from police custody.
2. I think it is sophisticated, inspirational - but it is not archaeological research," comments the Peruvian expert, Dr Ramiro Matos, of Dumbaton Oaks.
3. Exceptions to this were the case of the Chilean urban poor before and during the Allende period and Peruvian collective action during the 1960s and 1970s.
4. Black, a 35-year-old Peruvian, of Cranleigh, Surrey, faces the prospect of spending his entire sentence in solitary confinement for his own safety.
5. MARIO VARGAS LLOSA, the novelist, was comfortably ahead in the opinion polls as the deadline for the registration of candidates in the Peruvian presidential elections passed yesterday.
6. A multi-national research team led by Andrew Read of the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, and Koen van Waerebeek, University of Ghent, Belgium, monitored the landed catch of dolphins in a number of Peruvian ports during 1986 and 1987, primarily at Pucusana and Cerro Azul.
7. By 1982, 36.5% of Peruvian women and by 1984, 32.4% of Chilean women were participating in the labour market (Lpez and Pollack 1989).
8. By 1975, over 100 tonnes of porpoise meat was being sold in Peruvian fish markets, amounting to at least 2000 animals killed each year.
9. The sudden polarisation of Peruvian politics is the best news yet for Sendero, which has waged the continent's bloodiest insurgency.
10. It so happened that the UN Secretary-General, Perez de Cuellar, was himself a Peruvian.
11. It was the story of a Peruvian boy from the jungle with almost no face.
12. Peruvian taxi drivers still smiled broadly at the memory.
13. When my children attempted to drag me into the Cumberland Pencil Museum in Keswick I started to devise a list of silly museums - corn plasters of the world, Peruvian nose flutes, or some such other daft idea.