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Expulsion from Spain - перевод на испанский
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Spanish expulsion; Expulsion from Spain (disambiguation)
Expulsion from Spain
La Expulsión de España (expulsión de judíos de España y Portugal en el siglo 51 de la era cristiana)
expulsado
Expulsion; Expulsiones; Expulsado; Expulsar
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* ser expulsado de = be dropped from.
* ser expulsado de = be dropped from.
expulsado
Expulsion; Expulsiones; Expulsado; Expulsar
expelled
Определение
expulsar
verbo trans.
Expeler. Se dice comúnmente de las personas, a diferencia de expeler, que se aplica más bien a los humores y otras cosas materiales.
Википедия
Expulsion from Spain
Expulsion from Spain may refer to:
- Expulsion of Jews from Spain (1492 in Aragon and Castile, 1497–98 in Navarre)
- Expulsion of the Moriscos (1609–1614)
Примеры употребления для Expulsion from Spain
1. Turkish Jews have succeeded in preserving their language for more than 500 years, since the expulsion from Spain.
2. That is when the expulsion from Spain took place, since Spanish nationality was granted only to the Catholics or to those who converted to Catholicism.
3. Peres moved his audience by quoting from the work of a Turkish national poet, and also thanked the Turkish people for taking in the Jews after the expulsion from Spain.
4. Salonica, City of Ghosts÷ Christians, Muslims and Jews, 1430–1'50 By Mark Mazower Knopf 473 pp., $35 I am sure that some readers will have been attracted by the word "Salonica" because their ancestors came from this bustling Aegean port, having established themselves there in the wake of the expulsion from Spain in 14'2.
5. At the root of the self–abnegation and self–negation of Israeli politics in the shadow of the disengagement are two seemingly undeniable axioms÷ One is that this is a formative, fateful, nearly apocalyptic event, equivalent in its importance to the establishment of the state, if not to the expulsion from Spain, and even the Holocaust (at least in the eyes of the settlers). The second axiom holds that only a mythological figure like Prime Minister Ariel Sharon – that half–Hercules, half–Colossus – is capable of bearing on his shoulders this tremendous burden that is called the disengagement.