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Перевод: Slavic

[прилагательное]
славянский;
[существительное]
славянская группа языков

Тезаурус:

1. It was Abem Finkel, Muni's brother-in-law, who worked out a screenplay from the basis of a draft by Musmanno and a melodramatic comedy about Slavic miners by Harry R. Irving, but there were other supervisors and writers involved and ultimately the vital decisions with regard to the project would have been taken by Jack Warner and his senior executive Hal Wallis.
2. THE annual visit to Headley Down of a member of the Slavic Gospel Association again proved an interesting experience at St. Francis' Church last week.
3. Perched on a stool next to her is her friend Barbara, a fat blond whose ample figure and dumpling smile fit the Slavic stereotype better.
4. And we may see another reason for the ambiguity in Leonard: Ashkenazi Jews expressed themselves in Yiddish, which was not merely their language (resting on 16th-century Middle High German and many Slavic loan-words) but in a particular sense a reflection of their world, their universe.
5. The thin-faced man with a Slavic face in the seat nearest the exit door at the front already wore specially made fur boots of a curious design with pointed toes.
6. Outside, the streets are nearly deserted, the Slavic moon's face nearly full.
7. Keep your Slavic hands off our Aristotle
8. Slavic slant on the gospel
9. If size of following were proof of quality, then Glazunov would be a candidate for the title of greatest living artist: in Brezhnev's time (he was the premier's favourite artist) he ingratiated himself by playing on the sentimental Slavic strand in Soviet life with "symphonic canvases which overflow with the dreams and feeling of the Russian people".
10. Looks Slavic or something.
11. The tankard holding the glass depicted a Slavic swordsman defending a child and she held it tight as a keepsake.
12. While they acknowledge that Alexander's Macedonia was indeed an Hellenic culture which in turn extended Hellenic influence to much of Europe and Asia, they maintain that after the seventh century AD, what came to be known as Macedonia had an important Slavic component.
13. With Croat forces pursuing a smaller but similar offensive in western Hercegovina, the crude carve-up of the republic following its April 7 recognition is squeezing the Slavic Muslims, its biggest group.