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Meanings of restricted area in английском
Geographic area in which sanctioning authority prohibits specific activities.
Term in basketball.
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Examples for "pa"
Examples for "pa"
1
He did better'n this in Castlemaine; and I'd pa behind me there.
2
Mimi went to confer with Great-pa for a minute, then came back.
3
Making sure they don't waste your pa's time and money, that's all.
4
And then the Humane society had pa arrested for cruelty to animals.
5
What mule ever had another mule for a ma or a pa?'
1
What the NHS does not need is ra-ra speeches and feelgood cajoling.
2
Boo-roong had her head cut by Go-roo-ber-ra, the mother of the deceased.
3
On thee also must fall the curse of Menkau-ra, thou false priest!
4
That bear was only a half-wild thing I helped to ra'r myself!
5
Therefore, TNF-a-antagonism is an important new approach in the treatment of RA.
1
They bite yere ez lively ez a stray pig in a tater-patch.
2
You can see its covered a place as big ez the house.
3
But ez shore ez we live somebody will get him some day.
4
Guess he wuz glad to get off ez easy ez he did.
5
A critter'd be so sordid ez to ax 'em for the chink:
1
The Serbs were regularly allowed to violate the UN weapons exclusion zone.
2
Authorities continue to impose a four-kilometre exclusion zone around the active volcano.
3
They expect to arrive at the Israeli exclusion zone over the weekend.
4
As soon as they reached the exclusion zone roadblock, Mac bounded ahead.
5
Risking Radiation at Ground Zero The Chernobyl exclusion zone in the Ukraine.
1
A second count alleged Genwal mined in a prohibited area days before the collapse.
2
Hit it, MacNab; hit it; stab it, kick it; think you're scrambling for whisky in a prohibited area.
3
Despite Hanoi's objection, MSAC on Monday expanded the prohibited area around its oil rig to a three miles radius.
4
Here, Russell records how, in September 1916, he was forbidden to enter any prohibited area without permission in writing from the competent military authority.
5
But despite Vietnam's objections, MSAC on Monday expanded the prohibited area around the rig to a three-mile (4.8 km) radius.
Usage of restricted area in английском
1
No-one saw him enter the restricted area leading to the engine room.
2
Posted signs warn us to turn back-thatwe're entering a restricted area.
3
The Coco Islands are a restricted area and transport links are sparse.
4
I wonder how they got into the restricted area near the aerie?
5
But at this game, owing to the restricted area, I always won.
6
Just wish the 5km restricted area was a bit further under the circumstances.
7
Let's check in and get our restricted area passes validated, huh?
8
Lyman has said that he stopped his own ATV short of the restricted area.
9
It's a restricted area. Melinda gave Kate an apologetic smile.
10
In view of my somewhat restricted area for activity since my arrival, I said, Alluvial.
11
Another result of this restricted area was the release of all prisoners-of-war taken by us.
12
Hays ignored that, like accessing a restricted area was nothing to a man like him.
13
Jill turned, smiled sweetly, and entered the restricted area.
14
Officers also were investigating a vehicle parked in a restricted area outside the terminal, police said.
15
A restricted area of risk of three kilometers has been set up around the active vent.
16
In Gibraltar, without leaving the restricted area of its central street, he experienced surprises every day.
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Translations for restricted area
русский
португальский
Restricted area through the time
Restricted area across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common