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Перевод: southwards

[наречие]
к югу; на юг

Тезаурус:

1. They soared above us up towards Tyre and then turned southwards over the Mediterranean, back towards Galilee.
2. Initially, partly sheltered by the great landmass of North Uist, we made good progress southwards.
3. The peaks of Ingleborough and Whernside are prominent southwards, and Great Shunner Fell and Lovely Seat in the Pennines eastwards, but the gem of the panorama is the serrated skyline of the Lakeland fells overtopping the Howgills and forming an exciting western horizon.
4. Descent is made southwards over a pathless moor to a depression containing a small tarn and a wall that rises to the next height, Swarth Fell.
5. Having decided to press on southwards and finish the day somewhere in the region of Freiburg, I joined the autobahn at Karlsruhe.
6. But we weren't going foreign; instead we turned course southwards to a queer featureless world, flat and muddy, with a shifting landscape that can never be trusted (the water is either too shallow or too deep).
7. The canal would then drive southwards to Norton near to Long Buckby, keeping to the high ground and passing through tunnels at Husbands Bosworth and Crick, descending to the Grand Junction through five locks.
8. These animals were noted for the white finching along their backs and were prominent throughout the English Midlands early in the eighteenth century, soon spreading southwards and westwards and also into Ireland's central plain.
9. Bevan resuscitated the suggestion in his report of July 1808 to the committee of the Grand Union, and two months later notice was given that an Act of Parliament would be sought for powers to build a canal southwards from Foxton.
10. As the boundaries of Charles' dominions extended southwards in Italy he came into conflict with the Saracens, who were widespread in the Mediterranean.
11. And the road that sped southwards,
12. The so-called Alamein position ran from the sea southwards to the edge of the Qattara Depression, a deep chasm 150 miles long and with very steep sides.
13. From this area, at the heads of the East Glamorgan and West Monmouthshire valleys, some moved later southwards towards Newport.