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Перевод: martial

[прилагательное]
военный; воинственный

Тезаурус:

1. It's an extremely complicated and difficult martial art to learn, even to understand just watching.
2. "He was a big man, but I had studied martial arts and felt confident that I could get away if he made the wrong move.
3. Sometimes a solitary individual is brave enough to act as a one-bird mob and attack a predator on its own, as this roller is doing, worrying a martial eagle.
4. As the Queen's representative holding Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, he can sack his Cabinet, disband the legislature, declare martial law and rule by diktat.
5. Glenn has frequently been for training in one of the world's most deadly martial arts to its home in Malaysia, where he became the only non-Malay, non-Muslim to reach the Jurulatih, or "expert in technique" grade.
6. THERE WILL be no massacre; there will be no martial law.
7. Naya Min, a lawyer in his 40s, was also arrested under martial law in Myanmar.
8. It is rather difficult accurately to describe the idiosyncratic monument by Maximilian Colt at St Peter's, Edensor, in Derbyshire to the First Earl of Devonshire (d.1625) and his brother, Henry Cavendish (d.1616) - perhaps the closest parallel would be a marble armoire with dressing-table in front, the whole flanked by two fearsome martial figures.
9. Brian Johnson in The Secret War describes the volume of material with which Bletchley had to deal: "Nothing was too small; everything, however trivial, was collated and filed in a huge card-index containing hundreds of thousands of names, units, postings, supply requisitions, details of promotions, courts martial and leave of absence.
10. While it is easy to see how those people who took the aggressive martial language of Paisley and others as justification for violence can feel used, such an analysis over-simplifies and fails correctly to identify the "respectable" Protestant's view of the law and the genuine dilemmas of loyalism.
11. (t was cautious and non-committal and sounded unlike a man resolved on martial law and a mass arrest of strike leaders.
12. If the US team were hoping to hear that martial law may soon be lifted, they may have been forestalled by a tiny but significant demonstration on the streets of Beijing.
13. AT THE end of the Boer War, Edward Woodward and two members of an Australian platoon face court martial.