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Перевод: Norman

[прилагательное]
нормандский; норманнский;
[существительное]
нормандец ; норманн ; норманнский диалект французского языка;
[имя собственное]
Норман

Тезаурус:

1. The constable stood to one side to allow the detectives to file past him, Norman Pinder slouching between them.
2. While Tove Jansson's world is founded on family and guests, many stories, particularly older ones, centre on same-sex relationships: The wind in the willows , Norman Lindsay's The magic pudding , and Richmal Crompton's William Brown stories are concerned with groups of males (indeed The wind in the willows has a son of gentlemen's club atmosphere).
3. Anti-Europeans, such as Mr Norman Tebbit, may indeed choke on reading the Christian Democrat charter agreed in Dublin in November 1990.
4. Appearances: John Cherryman QC instructed by Sherwood Co for the council; Elizabeth Norman instructed by Michael Arnold Co, Oldbury, for Mrs Bujok.
5. But Elkington convinced Norman to try his guru (is there any player out there without a swing nanny?),
6. He omitted, as he was wont to do, his middle name, Norman; he put the present year down for his date of birth, not 1934; and instead of entering "Canadian" for his parents' and his own nationality, he entered "Jewish".
7. Norman met Lester on a Housemartins tour; out-and-out indie group that expired before James Brown's Funky Drums became the backbone to every white dance record.
8. Brown was one of the Labour opposition Privy Councillors who had attended a confidential briefing by Sir Norman Brook, the Cabinet Secretary, at which Macmillan was present.
9. Norman did not forget.
10. By GERALDINE NORMAN, Art Market Correspondent
11. For example, when I started this column yesterday, I thought that Norman Lamont had pulled a brilliantly sneaky Budget trick by making the rich pay a little more tax and letting the poor pay a whole lot less.
12. With more than three million people unemployed (even by Norman Tebbit's figures), the trade unions have other things to think about.
13. "Norman Pinder?"