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Перевод: cosmonaut

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космонавт

Тезаурус:

1. While he wished to become a cosmonaut, the question marks would never be investigated from a positive standpoint.
2. After over 300 days in space the cosmonaut Sergei Krikalyov returned safely to earth from the Mir space station on March 25, his return having been delayed since December.
3. There is room for a couple: one here behind the luggage (hunched like a cosmonaut hurtling into the unknown) and another there beneath the bottom bunk (blankets burying a crouched figure waiting for rebirth).
4. Helen Sharman, 27, became the first British cosmonaut on May 18.
5. Soviet mission involving British cosmonaut - Failure of US shuttle
6. Negotiations to reduce the fee for the prospective French cosmonaut (estimated at 10,000,000 for one week in orbit) were continuing during a meeting between the two country's space agencies in November.
7. In Vologsky's case, the very qualities which should have promoted him as a supremely efficient and dedicated cosmonaut turned and worked against him.
8. While the question marks remained, he would never be accepted as a cosmonaut.
9. The best known supporters of these ideas were members of the Central Committee (elected in 1990) and USSR people's deputies, Roy Medvedev and Anatoly Denisov and also V I Sevastyanov, Russian people's deputy and a well known cosmonaut.
10. Two random facts: by the age of 16, the average North American youth has been exposed to more than 300,000 television commercials; and the Soviet Union is now selling advertising slots on cosmonaut suits and space ships!
11. One Soviet cosmonaut was transferred from Soyuz TM-13 to the Mir space station; another, who had spent 144 days in space see p. 38219, returned to earth on Soyuz TM-13.
12. The Russian-French observatory, is part of a wider programme of space collaboration, most dramatically shown by the flight, aboard a Russian rocket, of a French cosmonaut last summer.
13. From any rational viewpoint, he was supremely qualified to train as a cosmonaut.