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Перевод: Georgia

[имя собственное]
Грузия [геогр.] ; Джорджия [геогр.]

Тезаурус:

1. Art Hallman played clarinet in the band, and also doubled on vocals, but the leading singer was the lovely Georgia Dey.
2. Dad had left slightly more money than expected, and that money was to be divided equally between Nathan, Georgia and Rona, Rona's share to be held in trust until she attained the age of eighteen.
3. In the last year a task force under Dr Harold Jaffe at the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia has found seven cases of
4. US TV producers in Atlanta, Georgia, turned down Pat Dail, 61 - despite her claim that she could "act 24".
5. The reason for the different incidence of caries between the sexes, Larsen suggests, lies in the sexual division of labour prevalent then in Georgia and in many other past and present human societies.
6. It is to see whether, when someone pinches Rockall, we shall sail to replant the Union flag upon it, exclaiming "Rejoice, rejoice," as when we repossessed the likewise uninhabited South Georgia.
7. Georgia had taken pills to settle her stomach, but she was still throwing up every hour.
8. Like Piatakov in the Ukraine, the Transcaucasian party chief, a Georgian, Orjonikidze, was impatient to resolve the question, and establish co-ordinated economic communications with Baku through Georgia.
9. Mr Shevardnadze is also credited with Georgia's speedy recognition by the world community.
10. MOSCOW (Reuter) - Soviet troops killed a second man in the disputed territory of Nagorny Karabakh and Azerbaijan extended its railway blockade of Armenia to neighbouring Georgia, Soviet newspapers said.
11. Graseby Anderson Inc, the Atlanta, Georgia arm of Graseby Plc, Cambridge has wasted no time in filing its proposed initial public offering (CI No 2,129), of up to 1.92m shares, an unspecified number to come from the Andersen Samplers BV and Graseby Overseas Holdings Ltd units of Graseby.
12. The Confederate flag had been Ellen's idea, to be unfurled whenever we had charterers from the deep South, and this week's guests were three married couples from Georgia.
13. At Augusta, Georgia, for example, they do it almost every year."