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Перевод: aerodrome

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аэродром

Тезаурус:

1. The pub has a bar commemorating No 10 Squadron, which was based at the aerodrome.
2. Its main flying boat aerodrome (if that's the right word) was on the Solent, near Hythe, but Imperial Airways also ran to a number of other places around Britain, including the Pool of London.
3. If I had ever thought of the possibility of being taken prisoner while I was in England, I should have expected all Germans to be like the officer who had tried to interrogate me at the aerodrome or the two soldiers who had brought me from the aerodrome to Amsterdam.
4. Compare an aerodrome such as Troyes in France with, say, Southend.
5. Thirdly, low-lying level terrain where the water-table is close to the surface, and comprising calcareous ground-water gleys, is common near Loch Bee, Benbecula aerodrome and on Baleshare, North Uist.
6. By then Stirling's bombs had started to go off and Zirnheld was involved in a battle on the nearby Berka Main aerodrome.
7. Why is it that you can arrive at an aerodrome (they do not have the temerity to call them airports, let alone international) with facilities such as NDBs, localisers, clean eating facilities, tar macadam runways, and where landing fees are minimum?
8. He told us some harrowing stories of life on a bomber aerodrome which had "main force" squadrons, always carrying heavy loads of high explosives and incendiaries, and impressed on us how lucky we were to be on a Pathfinder station.
9. Ju87s were dive-bombing the aerodrome.
10. As a young child living in North London it was a special treat to be taken to Broxbourne aerodrome on a summer Sunday to watch the magnificent men operating from this lovely little grass field in the Lea valley.
11. We were then on the coast path, near an old abandoned aerodrome and could see ahead in the distance Wooltack Point near a cluster of islands.
12. I used to think that an operational bomber aerodrome was the nearest thing to a front line, now that the blitz on London and other cities had eased off.