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Перевод: warrior

[существительное]
воин ; боец ; воитель

Тезаурус:

1. Both Britain and America, being nuclear powers, supported France in its attack on the Rainbow Warrior , particularly as Greenpeace had been active around the shores of Britain drawing unwelcome attention to the discharge of radioactive waste from nuclear power-stations.
2. For a bit, she tried to turn Yeats into a warrior, and he tried to turn her into a high priestess of the Celtic mysteries - and thus, of course, into a "moderate".
3. A good warrior but the Bruces had as much claim to Alexander's throne as he had, and now the throne was empty.
4. Hastening north towards the Musselshell River early the next morning, the Nez Perce fought a fierce rearguard action against Sturgis' Bannock and Crow scouts which continued for two days and resulted in the deaths of one Nez Perce warrior and two old men, and the capture of forty horses.
5. Greenpeace, the environmental pressure group which had already made a name for itself by chasing whalers on the high seas, sent its own vessel, the Rainbow Warrior , to shadow the nuclear ship out into the Atlantic.
6. "The original unknown warrior," she said.
7. An aged warrior named Wounded Mouth (Mimpow Owyeen) was also killed.
8. In the hall of the castle Sir John was reasoning with a group of servants while Lady Charlotte had hysterics under the portrait of a clan chief of the sixteenth century - an armoured and bearded warrior who looked down with an imperious black stare.
9. Of this poem and its cultural milieu, Patrick Wormald has written: "Christianity had been successfully assimilated by a warrior nobility, a nobility which had no intention of abandoning its culture or seriously changing its way of life, but which was willing to throw its traditions, customs, tastes and loyalties into the articulation of the new faith."
10. "I thought he liked all that warrior business, you on a horse and your old grandfather and all that?"
11. The warrior pharaoh Tuthmosis III referred to the hour indicated by the sun's shadow at a critical juncture of one of his campaigns in Asia, and it would therefore seem that he carried with him a portable sun-clock.
12. James IV, idealistic and militaristic, "first and foremost a warrior" as Dr Norman Macdougall has described him, spent at least 100,000 Scots (rather more than three years' income) on artillery and even more on his navy; 30,000 alone went on the building of the huge and spectacular Great Michael , a ship so impressive that it was promptly copied by Henry VIII, whose Henri Grace a Dieu was built virtually to the same specifications in 1512, a year after the Michael 's completion.
13. Unlike its predecessors, Warrior is capable of keeping up with a Main Battle Tank across country