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Перевод: Siberia

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Сибирь

Тезаурус:

1. With forty picked men he was given special powers; 228 wagons were needed, but only thirty had been sent to Siberia.
2. The variety of shores make it particularly good for birds such as waders and sea duck, and its situation "next door" to Siberia makes seeing even more exciting birds a possibility.
3. Dostoevsky had come to a very similar conclusion when he came to write about his four years of penal servitude in Siberia: "I felt that work might be the saving of me, might build my health, my body."
4. Andy Ward and his bridge, Alison Holloway (above), dressed in a fur-trimmed David Fielden gown for the church blessing (suitable for Siberia, too.)
5. A good example is the Russian matrioshka doll - the fat mother with smaller clones within - that the heroine of poet Carol Rumens's first play Almost Siberia twists apart in a central crisis scene.
6. Already, an experimental pipeline in northern Siberia has proved the success of the new pipe, and big steelworks such as the Vyksa works east of Moscow are re-tooling to make it.
7. The nearest known breeding-place is Bear Island, or perhaps Novaya Zemyla, the large island to the north of Siberia.
8. That's what Engels is trying to say, all that stuff about there not being mines and machinery in Siberia, where the natural circumstances ought to favour it, but only in England."
9. After a week in this confusion, and because the innkeeper, a fervent anti-royalist, suspected that Grandfather Denknetzeyan was not the commoner he pretended to be, the young cadet decided to return to his family home in Talica, a small farming community between Ekaterinberg and Tobolsk in western Siberia.
10. It was bitterly cold, the chill wind roaring down from Siberia raising immense grey seas, through which the ship plunged head-to in clouds of spume.
11. The text covers almost every corner of the world: plants from the Alps, the Pyrenees, Bohemia, the Levant, Egypt, Siberia, North and South America, the East and West Indies, China and Japan are included.
12. In early 1983, infra-red images from a US NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) satellite showed a large cloud, similar to the plumes of gas that rise over volcanoes, off the north coast of eastern Siberia.
13. It is also a key staging post on the route of birds travelling between Siberia and Australasia.