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Перевод: homeland

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родина ; отечество
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Тезаурус:

1. Akitas here are now what the Japanese would call the "old" type, with more variety in colour than would be accepted in its homeland.
2. India in 1947 saw the "largest migration in history", for at the very moment of its independence, it was divided, its western and eastern regions became the "Muslim homeland" of Pakistan.
3. The implications of the book's theory is that Israeli claims to statehood in Palestine are founded upon a false assumption and that the Jewish homeland lies just down the road from Mecca.
4. The per capita expenditure in homeland schools in 1987/88 was lower than that in DET schools - with Kwazulu, for example, spending only 412 rand per pupil.
5. Like most migrants, she still thought of Scotland as home and Britain as the homeland, although she knew she would never see her native country again.
6. The Akali Dal, or rather the faction of the much splintered Sikh movement which swept the November poll in Punjab, was formerly in the forefront of the campaign for a separate homeland.
7. The main opposition group in this region is the armed Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) whose political aim is a separate Tamil homeland (Eeelam) in North-East Sri Lanka.
8. Dmitri Passk was a non-runner, with a wife and two children to hold him firmly to his homeland.
9. The West German club TTC Juelich said that Crisan, 27, had fled from his homeland and joined them.
10. Several flights like these, some from Budapest and Vienna, are now arriving at Ben Gurion every week, their human cargoes eloquent testimony to the swelling numbers of Soviet Jewish emigrants and the vast changes that Mikhail Gorbachev's policies have wrought in their homeland.
11. But I am troubled that he mentions the deaths of British servicemen without any references to the closing of the gates of Mandatory Palestine to the desperate refugees who tried to leave Nazi Germany but found the rest of Europe and the Jewish homeland closed to them.
12. He'd never see his homeland again; never see parents, sister"
13. That being so, "I must immerse myself in the atmosphere of my homeland."