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Перевод: bastion

[существительное]
бастион ; оплот ; крепость

Тезаурус:

1. He warned the Conservatives and Labour that "from the ancient bastion of liberalism, the flames are fanning out in all directions, consuming your shabby campaigns, your out-of-date policies, your visions of the future".
2. They have rewritten the record books, stormed the male bastion of Grandmaster chess, and defied the laws of probability.
3. After the Civil War Bolshevik control expanded easily from its bastion which had been reduced to the size of medieval Muscovy.
4. Each of these men occupied a bastion.
5. Roman catholic theologians teach at Trinity College, former bastion of protestant Ireland, and Roman catholic writers, including clergy, question the agreed wisdom of the Irish catholic hierarchy.
6. Before going any farther, I suggest you go through the opening to the left of the Spanish Hall to catch a glimpse of the small garden called Na Bat, "on the Bastion", with its grand oval staircase leading to the entrance of the Spanish Hall and its neo-Classical pavilion by Plenik's follower, Rottmayer.
7. Well, they had penetrated Atholl's bastion and he had had to meet "his" people man to man, and man to woman, on a level, with no intermediary.
8. However, there are fifteenth century references to it having possessed a tower or a corner bastion.
9. So, where was this bastion of Conservatism: Guildford, Esher, Reigate?
10. That bastion of the up and coming English band, The John Peel Show, gave a welcome airing for the inquisitive hundreds.
11. The Bastion is a fake-medieval construction, designed by the architect who restored the Matthias Church, and represents a turreted chunk of city wall.
12. The bastion in front of the tower offers a wonderful panorama of Prague.
13. The peasants were abandoned, and even the urban poor (long a bastion of support for the regime) lost their early enthusiasm.