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: sprinter

[существительное]
спринтер ; бегун на короткие дистанции

Тезаурус:

1. DJAMOLODINE Abdoujaparov, the former Soviet sprinter whose erratic finishing caused him to crash spectacularly on the Champs-Elysees during the final stage of the Tour de France last July, was yesterday disqualified after winning the Belgian Classic from Ghent to Wevelgem for pulling the jersey of Italian Mario Cipollini.
2. High-density seating with many rows fixed in face-to-back mode, together with much more standing room, enabled trains which had previously been formed of three old DMU vehicles to be scheduled for two Sprinter vehicles.
3. He said that I had the ability to be not only Britain's top sprinter but also number one in Europe.
4. In the 100 metres he beat the emerging Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson; in the 200 metres, in one of the most exciting events of the whole meeting, he tied for the gold medal with Mike McFarlane, and in the relay Scotland gained the bronze.
5. The new service started on 3 October 1988 and was immediately so successful that Mid Glamorgan County Council applied to the Secretary of State for Wales for a 600,000 grant to purchase a Sprinter unit to provide an hourly service.
6. He arrives on stage going faster than an Olympic sprinter.
7. This was the last day of these services, and there is talk of reviving them at some time in the future but using modern Sprinter units.
8. Or was he a world champion sprinter, as well as a pocket Hercules?
9. Following the success of the early Sprinters, which were basically of suburban body design and layout, later builds of Sprinter have been up-market, aimed at the longer-distance traveller.
10. I remember thinking that if Andy Norman believed I could be Europe's top sprinter, if he had such faith in me, well then maybe I could.
11. The sprinter Linford Christie joins Frank Bruno in the ranks of MBEs.
12. SAID AOUITA, the 1500 metres, 3,000m and 5,000m world record holder, has criticised what he called lenient treatment of the disgraced Canadian sprinter, Ben Johnson, saying that athletes who take drugs should be banned from competition for life.
13. Thus was born the hardware of the BR Sprinter units, but their business environment needs discussing in depth because of the fundamental re-thinking which resulted from the need to maximise the potential of those trains.