s sa sb sc sd se sf sg sh si sj sk sl sm sn so sp sq sr ss st su sv sw sy

Перевод: southeast

[прилагательное]
юго-восточный;
[наречие]
к юго-востоку; на юго-восток; в юго-восточном направлении;
[существительное]
юго-восток ; зюйд-ост

Тезаурус:

1. "Listen, mate, if it's pure climax rainforest you want to see, southeast Peru is the place to see it."
2. The southeast of England has moderate concentrations of SOsub2; and NOx and relatively frequent episodes of ozone.
3. In the latest year, InterCity just scraped a surplus of 2m on turnover of 900m and Network SouthEast slipped back to a 180m deficit, reflecting a drop of 8% in commuter journeys into central London.
4. Southeast Asia has extensive rainforests in Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Burma, Malaysia, the Philippines and India.
5. InterCity has its own clear identity, though the greatest achievements have perhaps been with Network SouthEast, where the tide has really turned, and in Provincial with its own increasing network of imaginative expresses often resulting from stringing several services together.
6. In February 1916, when the battle opened, the Western Front ran south from the Ostend area, east to Verdun and then roughly southeast to the Swiss frontier.
7. The equivalent NOx levels are exceeded throughout central and southeast England, with particularly high levels around London, Birmingham and Manchester.
8. Not that Network SouthEast's more everyday trains are short of patronage.
9. Many other writers working in Southeast Asia have drawn attention to the fact that particular ethnolinguistic groups cannot be treated in isolation, but must be regarded as forming part of a larger social system.
10. Most of its vines face east, although some of the slopes north of the village have southeast, south and even south-west exposures; virtually all are superbly positioned.
11. Richard Fynes noted that: "The men were sufficiently endowed with natural interest to be observant of the effect of wind upon the ventilation of the mines, and even as late as 1822, before barometers and thermometers were generally used in the pits to indicate the state of the temperature, if the wind were blowing from the southeast threatening rain, the men refused to work."
12. According to the IUCN monitoring data, animals on the brink of extinction are the black rhino of Africa, a wild Asian ox known as the kouprey, the greater bamboo lemur from Madagascar, the South American highland guan - a member of the pheasant family - the Philippines eagle, the salmon crested cockatoo from Indonesia and the southeast Asian river terrapin.
13. There are two suitable reference sources southeast of the pulsar at , ; (88mJy) and , .