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Hanoverian - traducción al ruso
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Hanoverian (disambiguation); Hannoverian
Hanoverian
[hænə'vi(ə)riən]
прилагательное
общая лексика
ганноверский
относящийся к Ганноверу
история
относящийся к Ганноверской династии
существительное
[hænə'vi(ə)riən]
общая лексика
житель Ганновера
история
представитель Ганноверской династии
Hanoverian
Hanoverian adj. hist. ганноверский - Hanoverian House
Hanoverian House
Hanoverian House Ганноверская династия
Definición
Hanoverian
·noun A native or naturalized inhabitant of Hanover; one of the House of Hanover.
II. Hanoverian ·adj Of or pertaining to Hanover or its people, or to the House of Hanover in England.
Wikipedia
Hanoverian
The adjective Hanoverian is used to describe:
- British monarchs or supporters of the House of Hanover, the dynasty which ruled the United Kingdom from 1714 to 1901
- things relating to;
- Electorate of Hanover
- Kingdom of Hanover
- Province of Hanover
- things relating to the City of Hanover, Germany
- Hanoverian horse, a horse breed
Ejemplos de uso de Hanoverian
1. Institutional investors in slavery included the Hanoverian royal family, numerous Oxbridge colleges and even the Church of England.
2. A Hanoverian must–see is the Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen, which have been left unchanged in more than 300 years.
3. The bugle was first used in its modern form by the British infantry in 1778, adopted from the hunting horn used by the Jaeger regiments of the Hanoverian army in Germany.
4. It was during the French revolution that the Marseillaise caught the people‘s imagination, while God Save the King‘s rise in popularity coincided with the Jacobite revolt against Protestant Hanoverian rule.
5. "Liberal imperialist" was a current term a century ago, but what it describes has a much longer provenance, from when the Hanoverian Whigs thought themselves the progressive party, and pursued an aggressive foreign policy and expansion beyond the seas.
