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Перевод: colonial

[прилагательное]
колониальный;
[существительное]
житель колоний; солдат американской армии

Тезаурус:

1. The city had raised troops to fight for the Government, and the British army, a great continental power, could hardly be bested by a ragged colonial army and a handful of farmers and fur-trappers!
2. Elsewhere, colonial Georgian and early "Federal" forms provided the inspiration.
3. Colonial power, religious belief, separation, racist oppression, migration, miscegenation, black politics, music, adventure, desire, passion, pleasure are the themes touched upon by some of the films being screened.
4. Soil erosion, exacerbated by land-use practices, is a widespread problem in Africa despite and because of many colonial (section 4.4.1) and post-colonial soil conservation schemes.
5. With independence from French colonial rule, most of these overseas banking operations were nationalised by LDCs' governments.
6. Although there are many laws on the statute book (often dating from colonial administration), they have either become dead letters or are not integrated into a coherent national conservation programme (FAO Soils Bulletin No. 30, 1976b, lists various legislation for different countries).
7. Candidates either wrote to the Colonial Office or to an influential relative, or, not infrequently, walked in off the street.
8. She had an abundance of tales from the old colonial days, when she had been cook for a white family.
9. National pride, unbridled aggression, living-space, colonial ambitions, sea-power, honour the world of the Laughing Mirrors was forgotton .
10. She went on to attack the Colonial Office on the "hut tax", and became a Fellow of the Anthropological Institute in 1898.
11. Nor was Britain the only colonial power to incorporate existing native rulers into a system of colonial administration.
12. During the colonial period the response of African entrepreneurs to the growing presence of these large companies was varied.
13. Settlement had also occurred elsewhere, and the Foreign and Colonial Offices were so badly weakened by alterations and were so inconvenient that an entirely new building would be the only way to provide suitable accommodation.