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Parthian - traducción al ruso
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Parthians; Parthian (disambiguation)
Parthian
['pɑ:θiən]
прилагательное
история
парфянский
существительное
['pɑ:θiən]
история
парфянин
Parthian
Parthian adj. hist. парфянский; - Parthian shaft - Parthian shot - Parthian arrow
Parthian shaft
![Ladislaus I]] (left), church of [[Kraskovo, Slovakia]], 14th century](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Kraskovo21FotoThalerTamas.JPG?width=200 "Ladislaus I]] (left), church of [[Kraskovo, Slovakia]], 14th century")
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Parthian Shot; Parthian shaft; Parting shot
в переносном значении
парфянская стрела (замечание и т. п., приберегаемое к моменту ухода)
Definición
Parthian
·noun A native Parthia.
II. Parthian ·adj Of or pertaining to ancient Parthia, in Asia.
Ejemplos de uso de Parthian
1. Japan‘s Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine, Turkmenistan‘s Parthian Fortresses of Nisa and Australia‘s Sydney Opera are the other sites that will now be inscribed in the UNESCO‘s World Heritage List.
2. Turkmenistan has a law allowing it to deport foreigners for "immoral behavior" and bar its people from going abroad for "fears that citizens might fall victim to human trafficking and become a slave while abroad". Turkmenistan is home to ancient sites dating back to Parthian kings and other tourist attractions.
3. The Christian community in Iraq is one of the oldest in the world, and has existed since the first century; according to tradition it was St Thomas and his cousin Addai who first brought Christianity to the Parthian capital of Seleucia–Ctesiphon soon after the resurrection.
4. In Wales the publishers Parthian, in a project funded by the Welsh assembly, is disinterring neglected Welsh classics written in English – of which the most eyecatching so far is a once celebrated novel called Border Country, by the cultural and social critic Raymond Williams.
