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Перевод: Scots

[прилагательное]
шотландский;
[существительное]
шотландский диалект

Тезаурус:

1. This most perfect of all forests was laid out by Lord Cullen in 1719 and is dappled with an amazing variety of trees: oak, ash, elm, copper beech, larch, spruce and magnificent, statuesque Scots pine.
2. Purely tribal loyalties will eventually be neither more nor less than the regional loyalties of Europe, of the Scots to Scotland or the Bavarians to Bavaria.
3. Yet as far as we know, these pinpricks to the memory that she was queen of Scots did not seriously upset her ready assumption that her mother would do the job for her.
4. The factual part of the story is probably this - about 702 A.D., part of Ayrshire was ruled, or at least contested, by Coilus, a king of the Britons, and rivals for the territory were the Scots led by Fergus.
5. "Catherine was reviewing the elite Scots Guards and their captain this day.
6. She was glad to get away for a change of scene, as it had just been confirmed that Steve had been killed, and her place was taken by Nancy, a tall, dark Scots girl, who fitted into the Met team very well.
7. Picts and Scots,
8. Best-selling single - Amazing Grace , Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Band.
9. It is a collective expression of extensive opposition to - even outrage at - the attempt by Henry VIII and Arran to stampede the Scots, the moment the opportunity appeared to present itself, into a complete denial of their long tradition of independence fought for and achieved in the teeth of English aggression.
10. I reckon the Scots will get "em out, with the Poll Tax."
11. A former blacksmith and heavyweight boxing champion in the Scots Guards, Harper won several Scottish caps in the home internationals of 1923 to 1925.
12. After all, an Anglo-Scots XV, including no fewer than 12 London Scots, lost 18-;12 (try-count 4-;1) to Edinburgh while the Anglos, fielding nine of McHarg's men, crashed 32-;4 (try count 7-;1) to the President's XV at Murrayfield.
13. Though the last twenty years has seen a major step forward in our understanding of the Scottish Reformation and of Scottish society in the sixteenth century, there is still an extraordinary gulf between the personality and the reign of Mary Queen of Scots.