s sa sb sc sd se sf sg sh si sj sk sl sm sn so sp sq sr ss st su sv sw sy

Перевод: sir

[существительное]
сэр ; сударь ; господин

Тезаурус:

1. Had he paused before taking up his pen, and listened to the ghost of Jeeves, he would certainly have heard a deprecatory cough and the chilling words: "I would scarcely advocate it, sir."
2. Sir: If John Prescott thinks that higher taxes on motor vehicles, lower speed limits, charges for urban road use, cuts in tax perks for company cars, random breath testing, enforcement of parking restrictions, revitalised public transport and a general prejudice in favour of pedestrians, cyclists and public transport at the expense of cars will win the Labour Party votes, he's darn right.
3. In the tower was a belfry containing one bell with the inscription: Parish of Sego A.D. almost entirely rebuilt and enlarged by the addition of a chancel and south aisle designed by Sir Thomas Drew.
4. Sir Robin tells me that Mr Kinnock is quite happy for this statement to be made public.
5. "He said I had to, sir," the girl said, and again shook my father's shoulder.
6. "Yes, sir."
7. "But blimy, sir "
8. Sir: One may or may not share Christopher Hill's apprehensions about the destabilising potential of German reunification (letter, 4 October).
9. Sir Walter Ralegh had lodgings there in 1601.
10. "Will you be going back to inspect, sir, as you said?" enquired Lieutenant Gallier.
11. SIR - With such well-informed media personnel telling us every hour on the hour that Messrs Kinnock, Hattersley, Patten, Mandela, Smith and Gould are "expected" to make an announcement after the weekend, or within a day or two, stating that they will do this or that, probably because of this reason, possibly causing this response - is it absolutely necessary for us to have to endure the appearance of the person concerned to tell us what has been drummed into us until our eyes stick out like organ-stops?
12. Sir Hector Monroe, the Conservative with the safest seat in Scotland in 1987 held on in Dumfries with a slight increase in his majority.
13. "Manufacturing must be seen to matter," Sir Geoffrey said.