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Edinburgh Review - traducción al ruso

SEVERAL INTELLECTUAL AND CULTURAL MAGAZINES
New Edinburgh Review; The Edinburgh Review; The Edinburgh Review, or The Critical Journal; Edinb. Rev.; Edinb Rev; Crit. J.; Crit J; New Edinb. Rev.; New Edinb Rev; The Critical Journal; Critical Journal; The Edinburgh
  • ''New Edinburgh Review'', no. 31 (February 1976)

Edinburgh Review         

['edɪnbtrərɪ,vju:]

общая лексика

"Эдинборо ревью" (ежеквартальный литературно-публицистический журнал; отражал взгляды вигов [Whigs], позднее - либералов; славился живым стилем и остроумием. Издавался в г. Эдинбурге с 1802 по 1929)

синоним

Liberal Party

Auld Reekie         
  • A train preparing to depart from Edinburgh Waverley station
  • Edinburgh, c. 1920
  • Edinburgh, showing Arthur's Seat, one of the earliest known sites of human habitation in the area
  • [[Edinburgh Park]]
  • Deacon Brodie on Edinburgh's [[Royal Mile]]
  • The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh is the main public hospital for the city.
  • Edinburgh]], around 1690
  • Edinburgh Airport
  • The [[Bank of Scotland]]'s head office in central Edinburgh
  • Edinburgh Castle from the [[Grassmarket]], photographed by [[George Washington Wilson]] circa 1875
  • [[Edinburgh City Chambers]] is the headquarters of the [[City of Edinburgh Council]].
  • A Viking [[longship]] being burnt during Edinburgh's annual [[Hogmanay]] celebrations
  • New College]] of the University of Edinburgh
  • Pipers emerging from Edinburgh Castle during the [[Edinburgh Military Tattoo]]
  • Edinburgh in the 17th century
  • Map showing the areas of central Edinburgh
  • Population density map
  • Population pyramid of Edinburgh (local authority area) in 2020
  • Edinburgh Trams in Shandwick Place
  • Edinburgh tramway map
  • Edinburgh Festival Theatre
  • [[Greyfriars Bobby Fountain]]
  • Statue of James Clerk Maxwell, George Street, Edinburgh
  • National Museum of Scotland
  • Sir [[Walter Scott]]
  • The High Kirk of Edinburgh, also known as [[St Giles' Cathedral]]
  • Greek Revival]] buildings that earned Edinburgh the nickname "Athens of the North"
  • John Kay]]'s caricatures) behind St Giles' Cathedral in the late 18th century
  • The Shore, Leith
  • The debating chamber of the Scottish Parliament
  • [[Traverse Theatre]]
  • View of Edinburgh from Blackford Hill
CAPITAL CITY OF SCOTLAND, UK
Areas of Edinburgh; Edinburgh, Scotland; Edinburgh, United Kingdom; Capital of Scotland; Dunedin, Scotland; Dùn Éideann; Edinbourgh; Embra; UN/LOCODE:GBEDI; Dun Eideann; Dùn Èideann; Auld Reekie; List of places in Edinburgh; Edinborough; List of Edinburgh suburbs; Areas of edinburgh; Old and New Towns of Edinburgh; Inner Edinburgh; Edinbrough; Burgh of Edinburgh; City of Edinburgh (local government district, Lothian region); Capital city of scotland; Capital of scotland; Edingburgh; Suburbs of Edinburgh; City of Edinburgh, Scotland; Embro; Edinburrie; Edimburgo; Edinburgh Navigator; Edin-burgh; The weather in Edinburgh; Edinburgh (Scotland); Edinburgh Inspiring Capital; Edinburgh City Region; Edinbra; Edimburgh; EDINBURGH; Nicknames of Edinburgh; Geography of Edinburgh; Edinburgh, UK; Southside, Edinburgh; Edinburgh art; Castle Street, Edinburgh; Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region; Edinburgh Metropolitan area; Edinburgh city centre; Edinburgh, England; Sports in Edinburgh; Museums in Edinburgh; Education in Edinburgh

[,ɔ:ld'ri:kɪ]

разговорное выражение

"Старый дымокур" (Эдинбург [Edinburgh])

Edinburgh         
  • A train preparing to depart from Edinburgh Waverley station
  • Edinburgh, c. 1920
  • Edinburgh, showing Arthur's Seat, one of the earliest known sites of human habitation in the area
  • [[Edinburgh Park]]
  • Deacon Brodie on Edinburgh's [[Royal Mile]]
  • The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh is the main public hospital for the city.
  • Edinburgh]], around 1690
  • Edinburgh Airport
  • The [[Bank of Scotland]]'s head office in central Edinburgh
  • Edinburgh Castle from the [[Grassmarket]], photographed by [[George Washington Wilson]] circa 1875
  • [[Edinburgh City Chambers]] is the headquarters of the [[City of Edinburgh Council]].
  • A Viking [[longship]] being burnt during Edinburgh's annual [[Hogmanay]] celebrations
  • New College]] of the University of Edinburgh
  • Pipers emerging from Edinburgh Castle during the [[Edinburgh Military Tattoo]]
  • Edinburgh in the 17th century
  • Map showing the areas of central Edinburgh
  • Population density map
  • Population pyramid of Edinburgh (local authority area) in 2020
  • Edinburgh Trams in Shandwick Place
  • Edinburgh tramway map
  • Edinburgh Festival Theatre
  • [[Greyfriars Bobby Fountain]]
  • Statue of James Clerk Maxwell, George Street, Edinburgh
  • National Museum of Scotland
  • Sir [[Walter Scott]]
  • The High Kirk of Edinburgh, also known as [[St Giles' Cathedral]]
  • Greek Revival]] buildings that earned Edinburgh the nickname "Athens of the North"
  • John Kay]]'s caricatures) behind St Giles' Cathedral in the late 18th century
  • The Shore, Leith
  • The debating chamber of the Scottish Parliament
  • [[Traverse Theatre]]
  • View of Edinburgh from Blackford Hill
CAPITAL CITY OF SCOTLAND, UK
Areas of Edinburgh; Edinburgh, Scotland; Edinburgh, United Kingdom; Capital of Scotland; Dunedin, Scotland; Dùn Éideann; Edinbourgh; Embra; UN/LOCODE:GBEDI; Dun Eideann; Dùn Èideann; Auld Reekie; List of places in Edinburgh; Edinborough; List of Edinburgh suburbs; Areas of edinburgh; Old and New Towns of Edinburgh; Inner Edinburgh; Edinbrough; Burgh of Edinburgh; City of Edinburgh (local government district, Lothian region); Capital city of scotland; Capital of scotland; Edingburgh; Suburbs of Edinburgh; City of Edinburgh, Scotland; Embro; Edinburrie; Edimburgo; Edinburgh Navigator; Edin-burgh; The weather in Edinburgh; Edinburgh (Scotland); Edinburgh Inspiring Capital; Edinburgh City Region; Edinbra; Edimburgh; EDINBURGH; Nicknames of Edinburgh; Geography of Edinburgh; Edinburgh, UK; Southside, Edinburgh; Edinburgh art; Castle Street, Edinburgh; Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region; Edinburgh Metropolitan area; Edinburgh city centre; Edinburgh, England; Sports in Edinburgh; Museums in Edinburgh; Education in Edinburgh

['edɪndtrə]

общая лексика

Эдинбург (столица Шотландии [Scotland]; крупный культурный центр)

существительное

география

г. Эдинбург

Definición

Эдинбург
(Edinburgh)

город (административный округ) в Великобритании, столица Шотландии. Центр административный области Лотиан. 543 тыс. жит. (1971). Расположен близ зал. Ферт-оф-Форт (Северное море), на берегу которого находится входящий в городскую черту порт Лит. Транспортный узел и промышленный центр. Значительный культурный центр. Полиграфическая, бумажная, фармацевтическая, пищевая промышленность; машиностроение (электротехническое и другое оборудование, бумагоделательные машины); близ Э. добыча каменного угля. Шотландская академия, университет.

Первые сведения об Э. относятся к 6 в. Вероятно, в 12 в. получил городские права. В середине 15 в. стал столицей Шотландии. В 13-17 вв. город неоднократно занимали английские войска, подвергавшие его значительным разрушениям. В 17-18 вв. в связи с присоединением Шотландии к Англии значение Э. как политического и административного центра упало. В ходе промышленного переворота (с середины 18 в.) выросла торгово-промышленная и финансовая роль Э. В 30-х гг. 19 в. в Э. возник совет тред-юнионов, получило развитие чартистское движение.

Э. - один из живописнейших европейских городов ("Северные Афины"). Расположен на холмах; на узких крутых улочках много башнеобразных (до 12 этажей) домов из грубого камня; новая часть имеет регулярную планировку (проект 1767-68, арх. Дж. Крэг и др.) с ансамблевой застройкой в духе классицизма. Среди памятников архитектуры - бывший королев. замок (11-16 вв.), дворец шотландских королей (Холируд; осн. в 1128), жилые дома 16 в., классицистические здания и комплексы (пл. Шарлотты, 1792-1807, арх. Р. Адам; и др.), неоготические постройки, аэровокзал Тёрнхаус (1955, арх. Р. Мэтью). Королевский шотландский музей, Национальный музей древностей Шотландии, Национальная галерея Шотландии.

Лит.: Воронихина Л. Н., Эдинбург, Л., 1974.

Эдинбург. Вид части города.

Wikipedia

Edinburgh Review

The Edinburgh Review is the title of four distinct intellectual and cultural magazines. The best known, longest-lasting, and most influential of the four was the third, which was published regularly from 1802 to 1929.

Ejemplos de uso de Edinburgh Review
1. Macvey Napier, editor of the Edinburgh Review, told Dickens that he had twice been ‘done’ for fistula but twice ‘bungled’, and only on the third shot had it worked÷ ‘My flesh still creeps at the recollection.’ Dickens was lucky for his surgeon was the remarkable Frederick Salmon (17'6–1868) who, despite opposition in his own profession, opened in 1835 his ‘Infirmary for the Relief of the Poor Afflicted with Fistula and the Diseases of the Rectum’ (it is now St Mark’s Hospital). Working over 20 years almost single–handed, he carried out more than 3,500 such operations without a single fatal result.
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