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Перевод: steppe

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степь

Тезаурус:

1. The moons shone down, on desert and steppe; on the polar settlements and the canyonlands where the somnolent canals flow deep and wide.
2. It's also necessary to feign surprise when you notice that global culture falls like rain into deepest jungle or wildest steppe.
3. The Baltic Red group, to which the Danish Red belongs, is mainly based on the German Angeln type and includes the Estonian Red, the Latvian Brown, and derivatives such as the Bulgarian Red, Romanian Red and the Red Steppe of the USSR.
4. If you follow the electricity poles over the steppe to the next village, the people there are partially settled inside bricks and mortar.
5. But not in Hungary, where the language does not belong to the Indo-European group at all, being related to Finnish and, ultimately, to some of the languages of the Asian steppe.
6. Touched by beneficial magics and feeding on the long grasses of the steppe, the steeds of Ellyrion are the swiftest and most noble of four-legged beasts.
7. In North America, the temperate grassland is called the prairie; in Asia, it is the steppe, and in South America, the pampas.
8. Our steppe will truly become ours only when we come with columns of tractors and ploughs to break the thousand-year old virgin soil.
9. The cold cut through him, summoned by the winds that had begun their journey on the far plains of Siberia and the Ural mountains and the great Kirgiz steppe.
10. Mongolians, of course, use the steppe.
11. The larger forms are found in the north, the smaller and lighter coloured ones come from drier steppe and desert areas further south.
12. That sort of activity is light years removed from the drama of the Russian steppe, the pioneering excitement of the outback or the storm-lashed sense of achievement that taming the Atlantic brought.
13. The high-latitude summer light barely fades from the sky above a treeless, empty steppe.