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Topic Travel:: PAGE #25
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721. Cyprus (Ciprus)
:: the capital of Cyprus
722. Canoe (kenu)
:: In Ramakrishapur village we met three Onge men who had canoed to the settlement to buy fishhooks and a knife for cutting branches in the forests
723. Canopy (ejtőernyőkupola)
:: Ninety solar panels wrap the south side and canopy the bedroom terrace blocking the sun and generating an energy credit
724. Rough (durva)
:: He was standing frozen in the doorway a rough sack of belongings slung over his shoulder
725. Fender (lökhárító)
:: A grotesque wreck of a truck lying by the road side its fender blown off and torched to the metal
726. Roundabout (körforgalom)
:: An imaginative translator must explore ways even if roundabout to recreate the effect of the original in the language into which it is translated
727. Viaduct (viadukt)
:: In the middle of a street in my home town it ignores all of the fine architecture and engineering structures that I have always treasured the Town Hall the Market Hall the many viaducts and bridges
728. Scooter (robogó)
:: Sid parked the scooter and strode towards the iron gate confidently
729. Chassis (alváz)
:: It is suspended on leather straps attached to a steelsprung chassis with bright chrome wheels
730. Passage (átjáró, átkelés)
:: Having no quarrel with the medial view of motion Sadra sets out to prove the objective existence of motion as passage
731. Passenger (utas)
:: The battles about drivers or airline passengers using mobiles are not trivial
732. Prow (hajóorr)
:: We decided to swim forward to inspect what I remembered as the beautifully curved prow of this sleek ship
733. Limousine (limuzin)
:: In his black limousine with the number one license plate he would be driven into Chicago in solitary splendor
734. Inboard (belső)
:: Each dredge would then be tipped inboard and the scallops emptied by pulling a line over the emptying derrick from the base of the dredge
735. Gradient (gradiens)
:: Lets choose the point x 3 and try to decide what it means for the curve to have a gradient at the point
736. Cone (kúp)
:: This is a living reef resting on an extinct volcano cone which comes up about three kilometres two miles from the ocean floor
737. Porter (hordár)
:: Back at the Midland Hotel I spoke to the night porter Patrick a former miner
738. Porthole (lőrés)
:: The style is of a luxury cruiser with round windows looking like portholes and the gleaming white exterior the hull of a ship
739. Beep (sípolás)
:: The idea is to allow them to have more time doing other things they will be beeped for the rides when their turn comes
740. Sleeper (alvó)
:: It proved a great adventure and the kids loved the sleeper train
741. Chauffeur (sofőr)
:: Social scientists claim to have overturned the popular notion that modern children never walk because they are chauffeured everywhere by their parents
742. Galleon (spanyol vitorlás)
:: The fleet of 130 ships including 22 fighting galleons sailed in a crescent shape
743. Galley (gálya)
:: Some manuscripts include rough and final drafts and galley and page proofs
744. Touchdown (földetérés)
:: Swiss American and Belgian airlines made regular touchdowns at the airport
745. Bollard (hajó cövek)
:: Several of the larger locks have floating bollards that you place one of your lines around as you stand amidships on your boat
746. Cowling (védőfedél)
:: The aircraft had full NACA cowlings and new nacelles while fabric replaced metal covering on the control surfaces
747. Speedometer (sebességmérő)
:: They also point out speedometers in cars are not calibrated and can be up to 5 10 inaccurate
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