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Перевод: serviceman

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военнослужащий ; мастер по ремонту

Тезаурус:

1. President Bush explained on Wednesday that he decided to send in thousands of marines to capture General Noriega and restore democracy in Panama, after forces under Noriega's command killed one unarmed US serviceman, wounded another, arrested and assaulted a third and brutally interrogated his wife, threatening her with sexual abuse.
2. I must say that I really enjoyed my time in the RAF and I'm convinced that for National Serviceman, the Air Gunner's trade was the best way to complete the compulsory Armed Service requirement of the time.
3. Moreover, there were four years before the last National Serviceman would leave the Army, in which time world instabilities would, in the General Staff's opinion, make the Army's case for a higher manpower ceiling.
4. It's 30 years since Connery made his debut as the renegade secret serviceman in Dr No.
5. It was the Physics which led him to Engineering, and the Engineering which took him as a National Serviceman to Germany and the experimental air fields.
6. He condemned Scottish Nationalists who would allow "everybody born in Scotland, be he Greek, Tasmanian, or the bastard child of an American serviceman, or the 10th child of an Englishman, to qualify to vote in Scotland."
7. The last National Serviceman left the Army in May 1963.
8. It was Lebanese terrorists, probably at the behest of Syria, who planted the device which killed an American serviceman
9. As a serviceman he was reliable, displaying grit, fearlessness, and devotion to duty, as well as being cheerful and optimistic.
10. When it was over, he offered any unlet weeks in our cottages free of charge to any serviceman and family who had been there.
11. All these marriages took place during the Great War and it is a matter of generation more than anything else if the groom was a serviceman.
12. Mary can take any serviceman's record of service and turn it into a stunning gouache painting of unit badges, decorations and awards, supported by a beautiful write-up in calligraphy.
13. A "V" sign made by a serviceman through a shell hole in a ship became a clich for photographers.