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: spa

[существительное]
минеральный источник; курорт ; курорт с минеральными водами; киоск с прохладительными напитками

Тезаурус:

1. Three firms of hauliers - Lies, Sortrai and the English firm Spa - brought the video games overland to London, where it was discovered that cartons from each load were damaged.
2. In 1987, when Tony Heginbottom revived the tradition at Cragg Vale Spa near Hebden Bridge, I was there to taste for myself the chalybeate water.
3. In terms of engineering, the BRMs were behind their time; the cars gave endless trouble; Jackie's dissatisfactions grew; accidents intervened, especially at a rain-soaked Spa where Jackie went off the track at high speed and lay trapped in his car, his shoulder broken, his ribs cracked and petrol from his ruptured tanks soaking through his overalls, burning his skin.
4. Yet for all the growth of its port and shipyard facilities, the size of its herring fleet, the complexity of its transportation network, the growing popularity of the bathing beaches and Spa Cures in nearby Zoppot, Danzig was tied to a backward and unstable agricultural hinterland, dominated by the massively retrograde talent of the Junkers.
5. SPA TOWN
6. Article 4 Directions are particularly appropriate for model housing estates, railway villages, or the fine Georgian terraces of our spa towns.
7. First identified by Japanese lifestyle magazine SPA! in 1986, the otaku are Tokyo's newest information age product.
8. HOWARD HEADS BATH SPA KITCHEN
9. The Glannau Aberdaron and Ynys Enlli SPA, including part of the coast of the Llyn Peninsula and Bardsey Island, is important for breeding Manx shearwater and choughs.
10. SPA WATER
11. But, despite the fact that it has capitalised on an unproven reputation ever since, it was not so much health which eventually transformed Brighton as royal patronage and high fashion in which the exercises of the spa served largely as a formal excuse for other, equally demanding, pleasures.
12. It is seen here, in an now historic view of York station, waiting to depart with the Scarborough Spa Express on 9 July 1986 .
13. Drawing on Norse mythology, Adrian Savage, who runs Assessment Design Services, a training company based at Leamington Spa, describes middle managers as "the squirrels of the world tree".