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Перевод: Malaysian

[прилагательное]
малазийский;
[существительное]
малазиец

Тезаурус:

1. The result, in 1957, was "a bargain unique in the history of the unscrambling of the British empire" under which Malaya (as it then still was) agreed to bank her foreign exchange surpluses from exporting rubber and tin in sterling in London, while Britain undertook responsibility for Malaysian security.
2. Choi, a contemporary at the 8,000-a-year Dover College, Kent, taunted the brilliant student about having sex with his beautiful Malaysian sweetheart.
3. "The felling will be an ecological disaster," says Gurmit Singh, the leader of the Malaysian environmental protection society.
4. JOINT VENTURE TO INSTALL OPTICAL FIBRE ALONG MALAYSIAN RAILWAY CORRIDOR
5. Only after the dissolution of the Malaysian Federation, did the Malaysian government take over control of monetary policy and reserve management from the old colonial currency board (Strange, 1971).
6. The rain put paid to our next day's match and consequently we didn't play until towards the end of the tour against the Jonor Rhinos, a team containing four Malaysian internationals, coached by a First Grade Australian (who also played).
7. The Malaysian plant offers 65,400 square yard per month single-sided board, and 43,600 square yard double sided board capacity.
8. And the Australian Queensland Government Information Policy Board and the Malaysian Government Administrative Modernisation and Planning Unit have both endorsed X/Open's XPG3 branding specifications as part of their open systems architecture requirements.
9. Malaysian fliers
10. Malaysian crispy garlic chicken
11. Seventeen months later the firm, which employs barely 100 people, carried off another giant-slaying trick by landing a 38 million trains order for the Malaysian railway KTM in the face of competition from BREL and a leading Japanese manufacturer.
12. The Malaysian government has gone further and purchased the parent companies of many British-owned Malaysian subsidiaries: Sime Darby, Guthrie and other trading companies.
13. Three-quarters of respondents to a survey by the Malaysian National Computer Federation are currently using proprietary systems - 81% of those said they'd be moving to open systems in future.