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Перевод: Italian

[прилагательное]
итальянский;
[существительное]
итальянец ; итальянка ; итальянский язык

Тезаурус:

1. An all America Foundation final would allow Koch to optimise his two boats, to cope with the threat of the New Zealand and Italian challengers, rather than beating Conner in the 13-race final.
2. Auchinleck's attacks against the German and Italian positions along the Alamein line had petered out, and Churchill determined on a change of command in the Middle East.
3. And the Jordan team, despite the initial disappointment of losing Andrea de Cesaris when the Italian missed a gear and caused an engine failure during pre-qualifying, showed its capacity to be part of Formula 1.
4. Este (Italian, " Man from the East ")
5. Vince and Fred are part of an Italian rock band called Casablanca.
6. A far more modern attitude to time and dates was adopted in the Previous century by the famous Italian poet and reviver of classical literature Petrarch (1304-;74).
7. The Italian interior minister had already stipulated that this was the only way he could guarantee the security of the World Cup.
8. The Italian Air Force's display team suffered a terrible accident in August 1988 while performing over the Ramstein Air Force base in West Germany.
9. On Sunday 8 December, for example, the Prime Minister entertained the Italian Prime Minister, Signor Rumor, to dinner at Chequers.
10. Italian firm Same-Lamborghini has done its bit for variety over the years, with a series of innovations that suggest that its research and development department gets a bigger budget than many other companies' equivalents.
11. Always concerned as a player about fitness, the former Liverpool and Scotland captain's dedication to it was heightened by his spell with the Italian club, Sampdoria, which he joined in June 1984.
12. Palace, an old Italian.
13. In fact, even this formulation is doubtful, since, at the time, the concepts of "French", "Italian" or "German" were insecurely anchored in reality.