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Перевод: philippine

[существительное]
филипина ; фант

Тезаурус:

1. The Americans may have contributed as much as 1 billion a year to the Philippine economy in rent for the base, pay for the local people and the money spent on women, booze and other necessities.
2. Mrs Marcos may believe that America still has the final say in Philippine affairs; after all, America persuaded her husband to call the election that led to his downfall in 1986.
3. I was staying with a Filipino family on Mindanao, one of the southernmost of the 7,000 Philippine islands, two hours' flying time from Manila, in a place called Dapitan City in the province of Zamboanga del Norte.
4. Philippine rebels lay down arms.
5. There are few cars or jeepneys in Dapitan City - no Philippine traffic jams here - just taxi tricycles (trishaws) going round and round the plaza at a leisurely pace, looking for business.
6. PHILIPPINES: Philippine Fantasy (0773 580405) has a good range of pre-arranged or tailor-made tours, and the Jetset Tours' (061-;953 0920) brochure has an informative section on the Philippines.
7. Run in cooperation with the Philippine communication group, People in Communication, the AR-WACC Women's Desk has organised seven workshops on Women and Media in various Asian countries.
8. The Philippine government financed the Gasifier Equipment Manufacturing Corporation (GEMCOR) in 1981.
9. MANILA (AP) - Ferdinand Marcos' followers petitioned the Philippine Supreme Court to allow the late president's body to be returned from Hawaii, and one of them threatened a huge protest if the tribunal turned them down.
10. It is perfect sailing weather: a yacht can cast off from San Diego in January, coast southwards before a good southerly blow and then catch the trades which will take her almost clear across to the Philippine Islands without the need for a single sail change.
11. There are two species of colugo, the Malayan and the Philippine.
12. Last week the Philippine consulate in New York refused her application for a passport.
13. His long interest in the Philippines made him pivotal in preparing American opinion for the abandonment of Ferdinand Marcos (President Corazon Aquino later hailed him as "the Lafayette of the Philippine revolution").