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Paddington - translation to ρωσικά

СТРАНИЦА ЗНАЧЕНИЙ В ПРОЕКТЕ ВИКИМЕДИА
Paddington

Paddington         
  • Paddington station first opened in 1838
  • St Pancras]] (yellow). These Parliamentary Boroughs, like the subsequent Metropolitan Boroughs used the ancient parish boundaries.
  • A map showing the wards of Paddington Metropolitan Borough as they appeared in 1916.
  • [[Paddington railway station]]
  • Paddington Town Hall]]
  • St Mary on Paddington]], a Georgian church commissioned in 1788
  • [[The Rolling Bridge]] at Paddington, designed by [[Thomas Heatherwick]].
AREA WITHIN THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER, IN CENTRAL LONDON
Paddington, London, England; Paddington, London; Paddington, Central London

['pædɪŋtən]

общая лексика

Паддингтон (лондонский вокзал; конечная станция; тж. пересадочный узел метро)

существительное

география

Паддингтон (район Лондона)

Metropolitan Railway         
  • The headquarters of the railway were built at Allsop Place behind Baker Street station in 1913
  • alt=A middle aged Victorian gentleman sits beside a table wearing a dark suit with waistcoat and bow tie. His left elbow rests on the table. In his right hand he holds a quill pen.
  • alt=The railway line is in the shape of the letter C. The top of the C, between Kensington (High Street) in the west and Moorgate Street in the east, was run by the Metropolitan Railway, and the bottom of the C, between South Kensington and Mansion House, by the District. Between Kensington (High Street) and South Kensington the two railways overlap, the companies having their own track. Junctions with the Met are shown at Baker Street and east of Paddington and with the District near Earl's Court.
  • alt=A curve from left to right shows the Metropolitan Railway and King's Cross, Farringdon Street, Aldersgate Street, and Moorgate Street stations. The Widened Lines are shown starting just before King's Cross and then following the Met, crossing over the line before reaching Farringdon, then continuing to Moorgate where they terminate. Junctions with the Widened Lines are shown near Kings' Cross linking to lines coming from the main line stations at King's Cross and St Pancras and between Farringdon and Aldersgate linking with a line going south through Snow Hill station.
  • alt=drawing showing a large quantity of collapsed brickwork retaining wall and destroyed timber scaffolding alongside a flooded excavation. Beyond the cutting is a wide open area with small figures inspecting the damage. The backdrop is formed by a collection of two-storey buildings many of which have large chimneys.
  • alt=The joint railway is shown between Mansion House and Whitechapel. Continuing from an end-on junction with the District at Mansion House it passes through stations and as it passes Aldgate a junction allows access to the station before the line to continues east. When it reaches Whitechapel the line curves south to join the East London Railway.
  • alt=Drawing showing a road with buildings either side and a trench down the middle. The trench ends at a tunnel mouth, and is filled with wooden supports. Workmen and a horse are shown at work.
  • alt=A black and white image of an [[electric locomotive]] hauling at least 6 coaches, shown with the electric locomotive on the right. A track in the foreground is electrified with the fourth rail system. The locomotive is shown with two pick-up shoes.
  • alt=A three-quarter black-and-white photograph of a train standing at a station, showing the end carriage with windows at the end.
  • alt=A map shows the joint Great Western route parallel to the Met's Route. A joint railway links the two at Aylesbury; a Great Central Railway links the two before Brill.
  • alt=A painting of a half-timbered house set behind a drive and flower garden. Below the painting the title "METRO-LAND" is in capitals and in smaller text is the price of two pence.
  • The [[coat of arms]] of the Metropolitan Railway, combining the arms of London, Middlesex, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire <!---Yes, it is Middlesex, not Essex: the two counties had identical shields until 1910--->
  • alt=A well-lit railway tunnel recedes into the distance. A train with a steam locomotive and carriages is heading towards the viewer but taking the branch off to the left.
  • alt=A black-and-white photograph of a 2-6-4 tank locomotive in three-quarter view. The side tank closest to the camera has the word "Metropolitan" painted on it.
  • alt=Side view of a varnished wooden railway carriage with doors and windows at regular intervals down the side.
  • alt=A horse and cart stand in a street outside a narrow building with large open doors and a dark interior. A sign above the doors says "Metropolitan Railway Goods Depot".
  • alt=A line is shown at the bottom, from right to left, with stations at Baker Street, Edgware Road and junction before two Paddington stations. From Baker Street a line is shown going north through several stations before turning left. From Edgware Road a line in a contrasting colour is shown, going north bypassing these stations before joining the line from Baker Street just north of Kilburn & Brondesbury.
  • alt=The route is shown as a purple line from Moorgate on the right and drawn left to Paddington, were a branch is shown looping down and round to South Kensington. Left of Paddington another junction is shown at Latimer Road to Kensington before the route ends at Hammersmith.
  • alt=Route diagram showing the railway as a purple line running from Paddington at left to Farringdon Street at right.
  • alt=A black and white image of an electric multiple unit on the furthest of four tracks.
  • alt=A map titled "London Underground Railways" showing each of the underground railway lines in a different colour with stations marked as blobs. Faint background detail shows the River Thames, roads and non-underground lines.
UNDERGROUND RAILWAY IN LONDON
Metropolitan and St John's Wood Railway; Metropolitan & St. John's Wood Railway; Metropolitan Railway Company; Metropolitan and Metropolitan District Railways; Robert Selbie; Metropolitan Underground Railway; Bayswater, Paddington and Holborn Bridge Railway; North Metropolitan Railway

[,metrə'pɔlɪttn,reɪlweɪ]

общая лексика

Столичная железная дорога (старое название лондонской подземной железной дороги. Была открыта в 1863; в наст. вр. входит в сеть лондонского метро)

синоним

Metropolitan Line

the train ran in at Paddington      
поезд подошёл к платформе вокзала Паддингтон

Βικιπαίδεια

Паддингтон (значения)

Паддингтон (англ. Paddington):

Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για Paddington
1. Trains are running again on the Hammersmith and City Line between Hammersmith and Paddington, but not between Paddington and Barking.
2. Earlier this month Paddington Bear‘s creator Michael Bond was accused of ‘selling out‘ by letting Paddington ditch his beloved marmalade in favour of Marmite in a TV advert.
3. Services between Hammersmith and Paddington on the Hammersmith and City line are running again, but still remain suspended between Paddington and Barking.
4. The 1 billion site in the Paddington Basin was to house the existing hospitals of St Marys Paddington, the Harefield and the Royal Brompton.
5. It makes writing the stories a pleasure." Paddington Here and Now will have a cover illustration by Peggy Fortnum, 85, who did the first drawings of Paddington.
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