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Перевод: metropolitan

[прилагательное]
столичный; относящийся к метрополии; относящийся к митрополиту;
[существительное]
житель столицы; житель метрополии; митрополит ; архиепископ

Тезаурус:

1. Minutes later every police station in the Metropolitan area was receiving a description of a man and instructions for every beat officer to keep an eye open, to spot but not approach, to radio back to the police station and tail the suspect but not intervene.
2. However, he is optimistic (as any professional researcher must remain!), for he cites Sir Kenneth Newman's efforts as the new commissioner of the Metropolitan Police to "make police ethics a major issue, so that performance assessment, promotion criteria etc., will take integrity and professional conduct more and more into account".
3. Runners up were Manchester Metropolitan University's stalwart entrant Roy Lee-Faulkner with one of his 18 entries: "Now he's made everyone else redundant he wins all the rounds of pass the parcel"; and David Jones, finance director of FCO Ltd with: "Now I know that the recession's hit the profession.
4. Vic was a great favourite with fans and it was an enormous pleasure when he returned to Selhurst Park in May 1982 in charge of the Metropolitan Police side.
5. IT IS almost one hundred years since the abolition of the Metropolitan Board of Works in London brought to an end a 20 year orgy of building in the Victorian capital.
6. The connecting curve was laid in and usable by September 1922, making it possible to maintain the whole South Metropolitan fleet at Sutton dept, so the equipment in Penge dept was dismantled.
7. The Metropolitan Tramways had a well-equipped works at Hendon and there was a connection at Acton with the London UniteD tramways who had a slightly less well-equipped works at Fulwell.
8. On 1 July 1932, the electricity undertaking of the South Metropolitan company was handed over to the London Home Counties Joint Electricity Authority, who already supplied the current in bulk.
9. McLeish contemplated this system and its possible application to the Metropolitan police force and felt imagination boggle.
10. Management training was mentioned most often by County and Metropolitan libraries, community relations were more likely to be mentioned by London, Metropolitan and Welsh libraries, and computer and technical training was most in evidence in Inner London.
11. Turnout in the metropolitan boroughs in 1990 was, at 46.3%, higher even than that in the two pre-general election contests in 1983 and 1987.
12. It is now published with a soft cover by Metropolitan Publications and costs 19.95 plus 1.90 pp from: .
13. The selection of men of proven evangelistic and church growth ability such as David Coffey as Evangelism Secretary at Baptist House and Douglas MacBain as General Superintendent of the Metropolitan Area (the Baptists' "Bishop of London") was greeted with shouts of joy in the present writer's hearing.