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Перевод: phalanx

[существительное]
фаланга ; сустав пальца; фаланстер

Тезаурус:

1. The contenders for this order comprise Seaguard, made by Contraves in Switzerland; Goalkeeper, with Dutch radars and an American gun; VM30, with the same gun but British radars and computers; and an improved version of the American Phalanx that the Royal Navy hastily bought last summer to equip its new aircraft carrier, HMS Illustrious.
2. Clasper's small hard core of left-wing supporters, which included a phalanx of students from Liverpool University, had formed a noisy group immediately in front of the improvised platform, which consisted of a large wooden CKD crate with the Vehicle Divisions' name stencilled in large black letters on each surface.
3. In the Russian parliament, some conservative deputies led by Colonel Alexander Rutskoi have split from the main phalanx of the party to support Mr Yeltsin.
4. Dick Phelps, aged 92 - waterman to the Queen, the Thames Rowing Club, and British Olympic crews, was borne along the Embankment at Putney, accompanied by a phalanx of Doggett's Coat and Badge men in scarlet tunics and knee breeches.
5. Wreathed with white wistaria, they are half-hidden behind a ghostly phalanx of variegated osteospermum, Salvia argentea , white allium and a banksiae rose which has managed to escape predatory Wicklow deer.
6. The JONS ( Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional-Sindicalista ), founded late in 1931 by Ramiro Ledesma and Onsimo Redondo, and the Falange (Phalanx), founded in autumn 1933 by Primo de Rivera's son Jos Antonio, attracted little popular support before - or even after - their fusion in March 1934.
7. Part of Lord Wilson's legacy will include a phalanx of sinologists, plus a strong administrative team headed by Sir David Ford, the Chief Secretary.
8. The large man's friends rose from their table and the waiters formed themselves into a solid phalanx, and all hell broke loose.
9. At the head of this procession strides The Joker, leading a phalanx of Batbandsmen - that's bandsmen all dressed as Batman.
10. But if it came to a pitched battle, the phalanx of heavily armed, well-mounted knights was a very formidable weapon.
11. You are good but soon I am going to throw into your back a whole phalanx of new ones.
12. It wasn't clear who was pedalling whose bike as more than a hundred mountain cyclists advanced in a humming phalanx of brightly coloured jerseys from the tiny square in Llanwrtyd Wells, smallest town in Britain.
13. The Earl, summoned from his Suffolk estates to become deputy leader of the solid phalanx of Conservative peers in the House of Lords, was in charge of steering the bill to a successful conclusion.