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Перевод: landlocked

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окруженный сушей; закрытый; пресноводный

Тезаурус:

1. The desire of landlocked kingdoms to share in the potential of overseas trade may explain their belligerence towards coastal kingdoms in the seventh century.
2. Offshore centres, even the landlocked ones like Luxembourg and coastal ones like Dublin and Gibraltar, are, like the elephant, difficult to define but easy to recognise.
3. A week out of Moscow across Siberia and five time zones later you somehow land up in landlocked Mongolia.
4. Even those who have never seen the ocean, who live forever landlocked or are blind, would, according to Wordsworth, still have sight of that immortal sea.
5. Overseas aid came in from many quarters (including South Africa); the landlocked Zambians brought in health officials from all their neighbours to try to limit the spread of the disease, which nevertheless struck Malawi.
6. He felt landlocked in the middle of all those fields."
7. She was enchanted with green and flowery Attica (as in spring it still is), and the little landlocked bay of Porto Rfti that was then still "real country".
8. To the left - the south - were the indentations of a swampy, evil-looking coast, where the shores of Panama curved and recurved to form the immense and nearly landlocked Gulf of San Miguel.
9. That is enough to raise the level of the largest landlocked stretch of water in the Middle East by about 0.5 m in 12 months.
10. This landlocked location isn't the first place you'd think of for a diving school but the Diver Training College is proving to be very popular.
11. The pier is small, the cottages few and tidily arranged, the little beaches a delight for pebble collectors, the bay a narrow inlet of Loch Torridon landlocked on three sides by gaunt grey hills, and only the cry of seabirds disturbs the silence.
12. The main interest is centred on the splendid harbour, almost completely landlocked and providing excellent shelter.
13. The expanding Nottinghamshire coalfield was peculiarly landlocked with poor access to the coast and to the large industrial areas and had, perhaps, the least effective links of a major coal producing area with London - the Great Central was not yet built.