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Norway spruce - Übersetzung nach russisch

SPECIES OF PLANT
Norway spruce; Picea alpestris; Alpine Spruce; Norwegian spruce; P. abies; Picea excelsa; European spruce; Norway Spruce; Alpine spruce; Picea rubra
  • Vogelsberg]]
  • ''Picea abies'' 'Inversa'
  • ''Picea abies'' 'Virgata'
  • An 1885 illustration of ''P. abies'', showing the cones and leaves.
  • Young female cone

Norway spruce         

['nɔ:wei'spru:s]

ботаника

ель европейская (Picea excelsa)

обыкновенная ель

Kingdom of Norway         
  • Utøya massacre]] of 22 July 2011.
  • Annual [[population growth]] in Norway 1951–2016, in thousands
  • Scenes from the [[Norwegian Campaign]] in 1940
  • Bombing of [[Kristiansund]]. The German invasion resulted in 24 towns being bombed in the spring of 1940.
  • [[Nordic Bronze Age]] [[rock carvings]] at [[Steinkjer]], [[Central Norway]]
  • [[Bryggen]] in [[Bergen]], once the centre of trade in Norway under the [[Hanseatic League]] trade network, now preserved as a [[World Heritage Site]]
  • Dragon Style]], a style of design architecture that originated during the [[Norwegian romantic nationalism]].
  • The Royal Palace]] in Oslo
  • Årumkrysset on [[European route E6]] in Årum, [[Fredrikstad]]
  • Members of the [[European Free Trade Association]] (green) participate in the [[European Single Market]] and are part of the [[Schengen Area]].
  • [[Edvard Grieg]], composer and pianist
  • OS]])
  • The 1814 constitutional assembly, painted by [[Oscar Wergeland]]
  • date=February 2022}}
  • 1900}}
  • frameless
  • frameless
  • Hardingfele]], the "Hardanger fiddle", a Norwegian instrument
  • The first Norwegian [[F-35 Lightning II]] lands at Luke Air Force Base.
  • Agriculture is a significant sector, in spite of the mountainous landscape ([[Øysand]]).
  • The [[Gjermundbu helmet]] found in [[Buskerud]] is the only known reconstructable [[Viking Age]] helmet.
  • 1890}}
  • Oil production has been central to the Norwegian economy since the 1970s, with a dominating [[state ownership]] ([[Heidrun oil field]]).
  • Germanic]] tribes described by [[Jordanes]] in Norway
  • ''Fridtjof Nansen'' class frigate]]
  • Queen Sonja]] of Norway (reigning since 1991) in 2012
  • alt=
  • Extent of the [[Ahrensburg culture]], 12,900–11,700 BC
  • Development of life expectancy in Norway
  • most successful Winter Olympian]] of all time, with 15 medals
  • The main building of the [[Norwegian University of Science and Technology]] in [[Trondheim]]
  • [[Nidaros Cathedral]] in [[Trondheim]]
  • [[Niels Henrik Abel]] made pioneering contributions in a variety of fields. The [[Abel Prize]] in mathematics, originally proposed in 1899 to complement the [[Nobel Prize]]s, is named in his honour.
  • The map shows the division of the Norwegian dialects within the main groups.
  • Norway and its overseas administrative divisions
  • A proportional representation of Norway exports, 2019
  • Open Border]] with the Novgorod Republic
  • A municipal and regional reform: "On 8 June 2017, the Storting decided the following merger of counties."
  • Norwegian]] woman in local geographic environment at [[Voss]] near [[Gudvangen]] in 1959
  • Norwegians…"}}
  • Norwegian fighter pilots in the United Kingdom during World War II
  • Norwegians of two Norwegian parents, either born abroad or in Norway as a percentage proportionally and nationally in Norway as of 2021
  • Map of Norway showing the normal precipitation (annual average). Period 1961–1990.
  • 1900}}
  • A satellite image of continental Norway in winter
  • [[Sigrid Undset]]
  • Since the 1970s oil production has helped to expand the Norwegian economy and finance the Norwegian state ([[Statfjord oil field]]).
  • [[Stockfish]] has been exported from [[Lofoten]] in Norway for at least 1,000 years.
  • The Storting]]'' is the [[Parliament of Norway]].
  • [[Minneapolis–Saint Paul]] has the largest concentration of ethnic Norwegians outside Norway, at 470,000.
  • Norway's claimed economic zones
  • Egil Ragnar Monn-Iversen]] had so much influence in Norwegian culture that he received the nickname ''the Godfather''.
  • [[The Scream]] by [[Edvard Munch]], 1893
  • 1500}}
  • The [[Urnes Stave Church]] has been listed by [[UNESCO]] as a [[World Heritage Site]].
  • Traditional Norwegian farmer's costumes, known as ''folkedrakt'', and modern costumes inspired by those costumes, known as ''[[bunad]]'', are widely used on special occasions.
  • [[International Women's Day]] march in Oslo
COUNTRY IN NORTHERN EUROPE
Noreg; Norwegian state; ISO 3166-1:NO; Kingdom of Norway; Norwegian kingdom; Kongeriket Norge; Kongeriket Noreg; Noregur; Norwegia; Name of Norway; Royal Kingdom of Norway; Etymology of Norway; NORWAY; Sport in Norway; Norwegian Realm; Biodiversity in Norway; Norwey; Norga; Vuodna; Nøørje; Indigenous religions of Norway; Nowray; Migration in Norway
Королевство Норвегия
Norway         
  • Utøya massacre]] of 22 July 2011.
  • Annual [[population growth]] in Norway 1951–2016, in thousands
  • Scenes from the [[Norwegian Campaign]] in 1940
  • Bombing of [[Kristiansund]]. The German invasion resulted in 24 towns being bombed in the spring of 1940.
  • [[Nordic Bronze Age]] [[rock carvings]] at [[Steinkjer]], [[Central Norway]]
  • [[Bryggen]] in [[Bergen]], once the centre of trade in Norway under the [[Hanseatic League]] trade network, now preserved as a [[World Heritage Site]]
  • Dragon Style]], a style of design architecture that originated during the [[Norwegian romantic nationalism]].
  • The Royal Palace]] in Oslo
  • Årumkrysset on [[European route E6]] in Årum, [[Fredrikstad]]
  • Members of the [[European Free Trade Association]] (green) participate in the [[European Single Market]] and are part of the [[Schengen Area]].
  • [[Edvard Grieg]], composer and pianist
  • OS]])
  • The 1814 constitutional assembly, painted by [[Oscar Wergeland]]
  • date=February 2022}}
  • 1900}}
  • frameless
  • frameless
  • Hardingfele]], the "Hardanger fiddle", a Norwegian instrument
  • The first Norwegian [[F-35 Lightning II]] lands at Luke Air Force Base.
  • Agriculture is a significant sector, in spite of the mountainous landscape ([[Øysand]]).
  • The [[Gjermundbu helmet]] found in [[Buskerud]] is the only known reconstructable [[Viking Age]] helmet.
  • 1890}}
  • Oil production has been central to the Norwegian economy since the 1970s, with a dominating [[state ownership]] ([[Heidrun oil field]]).
  • Germanic]] tribes described by [[Jordanes]] in Norway
  • ''Fridtjof Nansen'' class frigate]]
  • Queen Sonja]] of Norway (reigning since 1991) in 2012
  • alt=
  • Extent of the [[Ahrensburg culture]], 12,900–11,700 BC
  • Development of life expectancy in Norway
  • most successful Winter Olympian]] of all time, with 15 medals
  • The main building of the [[Norwegian University of Science and Technology]] in [[Trondheim]]
  • [[Nidaros Cathedral]] in [[Trondheim]]
  • [[Niels Henrik Abel]] made pioneering contributions in a variety of fields. The [[Abel Prize]] in mathematics, originally proposed in 1899 to complement the [[Nobel Prize]]s, is named in his honour.
  • The map shows the division of the Norwegian dialects within the main groups.
  • Norway and its overseas administrative divisions
  • A proportional representation of Norway exports, 2019
  • Open Border]] with the Novgorod Republic
  • A municipal and regional reform: "On 8 June 2017, the Storting decided the following merger of counties."
  • Norwegian]] woman in local geographic environment at [[Voss]] near [[Gudvangen]] in 1959
  • Norwegians…"}}
  • Norwegian fighter pilots in the United Kingdom during World War II
  • Norwegians of two Norwegian parents, either born abroad or in Norway as a percentage proportionally and nationally in Norway as of 2021
  • Map of Norway showing the normal precipitation (annual average). Period 1961–1990.
  • 1900}}
  • A satellite image of continental Norway in winter
  • [[Sigrid Undset]]
  • Since the 1970s oil production has helped to expand the Norwegian economy and finance the Norwegian state ([[Statfjord oil field]]).
  • [[Stockfish]] has been exported from [[Lofoten]] in Norway for at least 1,000 years.
  • The Storting]]'' is the [[Parliament of Norway]].
  • [[Minneapolis–Saint Paul]] has the largest concentration of ethnic Norwegians outside Norway, at 470,000.
  • Norway's claimed economic zones
  • Egil Ragnar Monn-Iversen]] had so much influence in Norwegian culture that he received the nickname ''the Godfather''.
  • [[The Scream]] by [[Edvard Munch]], 1893
  • 1500}}
  • The [[Urnes Stave Church]] has been listed by [[UNESCO]] as a [[World Heritage Site]].
  • Traditional Norwegian farmer's costumes, known as ''folkedrakt'', and modern costumes inspired by those costumes, known as ''[[bunad]]'', are widely used on special occasions.
  • [[International Women's Day]] march in Oslo
COUNTRY IN NORTHERN EUROPE
Noreg; Norwegian state; ISO 3166-1:NO; Kingdom of Norway; Norwegian kingdom; Kongeriket Norge; Kongeriket Noreg; Noregur; Norwegia; Name of Norway; Royal Kingdom of Norway; Etymology of Norway; NORWAY; Sport in Norway; Norwegian Realm; Biodiversity in Norway; Norwey; Norga; Vuodna; Nøørje; Indigenous religions of Norway; Nowray; Migration in Norway

['nɔ:wei]

существительное

география

Норвегия

Definition

НОРВЕГИЯ
Королевство Норвегия, государство в Северной Европе, в западной части Скандинавского п-ова. По размерам занимает второе место (после Швеции) среди скандинавских стран. Норвегию называют страной полуночного солнца, поскольку 1/3 страны лежит к северу от Северного полярного круга, где солнце с мая по июль почти не заходит за горизонт. В середине зимы на крайнем севере почти круглые сутки держится полярная ночь, а на юге световой день длится всего несколько часов.
Норвегия - страна живописных ландшафтов, с зубчатыми горными хребтами, долинами, обработанными ледниками, и узкими фьордами с крутыми берегами. Красота этой страны вдохновляла композитора Эдварда Грига, который пытался передать в своих произведениях перемены настроения, навеянные чередованием светлых и темных сезонов года.
Норвегия издавна была страной мореплавателей, и бльшая часть ее населения сконцентрирована на побережье. Викинги - опытные моряки, создавшие обширную систему заморской торговли, отважились пересечь Атлантический океан и добрались до Нового Света ок. 1000 н.э. В современную эпоху о роли моря в жизни страны свидетельствуют громадный торговый флот, занимавший по общему тоннажу в 1997 шестое месте в мире, а также развитая рыбоперерабатывающая промышленность.
Норвегия - наследственная демократическая конституционная монархия. Она получила государственную независимость только в 1905. До этого находилась под властью сначала Дании, а затем Швеции. Уния с Данией существовала с 1397 по 1814, когда Норвегия перешла к Швеции.
Площадь материковой территории Норвегии 324 тыс. кв. км. Протяженность страны 1770 км - от мыса Линнеснес на юге до Нордкапа на севере, а ее ширина колеблется от 6 до 435 км. Берега страны омывают Атлантический океан на западе, Скагеррак на юге и Северный Ледовитый океан на севере. Общая длина береговой линии составляет 3420 км, а с учетом фьордов - 21 465 км. На востоке Норвегия граничит с Россией (протяженность границы 196 км), Финляндией (720 км) и Швецией (1660 км).
К заморским владениям относятся архипелаг Шпицберген, состоящий из девяти крупных островов (самый большой из них - Западный Шпицберген) общей площадью 63 тыс. кв. км в Северном Ледовитом океане; о.Ян-Майен площадью 380 кв. км в северной части Атлантического океана между Норвегией и Гренландией; небольшие острова Буве и Петра I в Антарктике. Норвегия претендует на Землю Королевы Мод в Антарктиде.
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Wikipedia

Picea abies

Picea abies, the Norway spruce or European spruce, is a species of spruce native to Northern, Central and Eastern Europe.

It has branchlets that typically hang downwards, and the largest cones of any spruce, 9–17 cm long. It is very closely related to the Siberian spruce (Picea obovata), which replaces it east of the Ural Mountains, and with which it hybridizes freely. The Norway spruce has a wide distribution for it being planted for its wood, and is the species used as the main Christmas tree in several countries around the world. It was the first gymnosperm to have its genome sequenced. The Latin specific epithet abies means “like Abies, Fir tree”

Beispiele aus Textkorpus für Norway spruce
1. Cincinnati‘s Norway spruce will be lit at Fountain Square on November 23, 6 p.m.
2. The tree, a 74–foot–tall Norway spruce from Wayne, N.J., weighs ' tons and has a 42–foot span.
3. Teacher Nicola Coleman, from South Gloucestershire, was horrified to find red hives breaking out all over her body soon after putting up her Norway Spruce.
4. Jan Mallory, of Orlando, Fla., said she thought this year‘s tree, a 74–foot–tall Norway spruce from Wayne, N.J., was better than the one she saw a few years ago.
5. Rob Kinnaird‘s family moved their Connecticut driveway four times in the past six decades to make way for the widening reach of an 88–foot tall, 45–foot wide Norway Spruce.
Übersetzung von &#39Norway spruce&#39 in Russisch