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Перевод: frontier

[прилагательное]
пограничный;
[существительное]
граница ; рубеж ; форт ; граница продвижения поселенцев в США

Тезаурус:

1. He concentrated the Sandinista troops along the Honduran frontier; offered to end arms imports until after the election; gave assurances of safe conduct to returning rebels; and then said he was ready to reinstate the ceasefire he had only just abrogated.
2. Called Frontier Focus, these times will look at issues of counselling, leadership, training etc.
3. THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS by James Fenimore Cooper Everyman, 5.99 IT IS a great pity that James Fenimore Cooper's novel of the American Frontier should have been, for the most part, consigned to the children's shelf.
4. But it can at least hope it will not be handicapped by its inability to control events on its own side of the frontier.
5. Hundreds still cross the frontier each day, mainly well away from the main frontier posts controlled by Iraqi troops.
6. Between Frisia in the north and Bavaria in the south, the frontier inherited by Charles was held by the Thuringians, who were ruled by Frankish counts.
7. In that sense it's a weird frontier.
8. The gate at the frontier had been pulled over the road and locked shut.
9. In groups of 10 to 30 men, on foot or in jeeps, they cross the barren plain between the frontier and the Tigris, to the Shia cities and the settlements around them.
10. The frontier post spotted him from the photos we rushed to the western frontier.
11. The drugs in these areas were not at the frontier of medical science and acceptable generic drugs existed.
12. It acts as a service agency for Christians working with youth, and is concerned to provide opportunities for education, and training, for consultation and referral, and to make known or available information, research and resources for frontier work.
13. Thus your machine may start up with the HAL 9000 self-test ("I am completely operational and all my circuits are functioning perfectly") from Kubrick's 2001, or "Space, the Final Frontier", the striking lead-in to Star Trek, or "We're not in Kansas anymore, Toto" from The Wizard of Oz.