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Перевод: Asian

[прилагательное]
азиатский;
[существительное]
азиат ; азиатка

Тезаурус:

1. However Sharda had a close friend who was West Indian and she had discussed with her the reasons why Asian girls were so frequently attacked and bullied:
2. It was too late for any of them apart from the Asian couple.
3. The Khmer Rouge was one of the bloodiest regimes in Asian history.
4. The way one such woman was treated by the local services department was described in an interview with an Asian social worker (quoted from "Some Aspects of Social Policy Affecting Asian Women in Britain" by Geeta Amin, presented at the U.K. Asian Women's Conference July 1977):
5. Sir Robert had served as Governor of the Indian province of Rajputanah for years, and was a fountain of information on Asian affairs.
6. Singapore retains its Asian flavour
7. But unlike other UK radio companies, Yorkshire has engineering interests and a South East Asian cable broadcasting company based in Singapore, where Mr Mallet says opportunities are "virtually unlimited" to cushion the impact of the slump in UK consumer spending.
8. THE MOST important Khmer and Thai sculptures were withdrawn from Sotheby's major sale of Asian art yesterday after one of the pieces was found to be a fake.
9. They sat along one wall by unspoken consent, like a school dance: a grey-haired man in a grey anorak with a once-brutal face now cowed by misery into a sort of gentleness; an Asian couple, he in a leather jacket, resigned, she pretty and solicitous; another grey-haired man who looked as though defeat was what he was born for; a bearded man with a red scarf, lips twitching as he rehearsed things to say, things which would not help.
10. In answer to a series of provocations (young skins distributing Robert Relf leaflets, insulting Asian women etc), the Southall Asian Youth Movement decided to fight fire with fire.
11. The Asian, Muslim and Arab communities are now being threatened more than ever with attacks, harassment, detention and deportation.
12. Forced by the flames to abandon his set, he made his way (coughing) into the street and was immediately chased by two ("knife wielding") Asian youths.
13. Was that not what he expected from Asian shopkeepers, and did that justify breaking their bones?