Примеры использования Owes its name на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Legend says that it owes its name to the lat.
The company owes its name to a curious story with the children of one of the founders.
Let's ask the girl recipe andtry to figure out in the cooking process than bread owes its name.
The park owes its name to its abundance of water.
In one version of a unique"Cross", formed the Triple Alliance of the rivers,the village owes its name.
The canton owes its name to Daniel López, a philanthropist from Jipijapa.
Although, according to another version the castle owes its name to the Roman poet Virgil.
Maison Hardy owes its name to an authentic English gentleman, Anthony Hardy.
An elegant lodge overlooks a pond in the Dragon garden, which owes its name to the creature in stone that oversees it.
The hortensia owes its name to the daughter of Empress Joséphine: Hortense de Beauharnais.
The rural accommodation known as El Cango,located in the south of Tenerife, owes its name to the street on which it is, Vera de Los Cangueros.
It owes its name to Saint John which when translated is an equivalent of Sveti Ivan.
Carousel Room Room 25 The Carousel Room owes its name to the large oil painting hanging on the left.
It owes its name to the millennia-old salt springs, which are still new salt mountains arise.
This route through the south of Amsterdam owes its name to Dutch architect and city planner Berlage.
The flat owes its name to a funny picture with a naked god of love and other amorous motifs.
Also on the island of Culatra,the Lighthouse beach(Praia do Farol) owes its name to the imposing lighthouse on its western end.
IJsselstein owes its name to the river Hollandse IJssel which flows through the city.
Greece Skopelos Car Hire Loutraki, the second port of Skopelos,built on the ruins of ancient Selinountas, owes its name to the Roman baths that functioned here.
The palace owes its name to Florian Mokrski, who from 1367 to 1380 was a Bishop of Kraków.
Crossing the isthmus that joins the city with the peninsula we find San Fernando andPuerto Real, which owes its name to the construction of a great port designed by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand.
The park owes its name to Eusebi Güell, a Catalan businessman who bought the land to build a park for the wealthy city elite.
With passion and dedication the owners Carlo and Fulvia made this place their own, by slowly in time changing the first existing structure into the impressive andcomfortable Hotel Ollastu, that owes its name to the big centenarian olive tree located opposite the main entrance.
Guinée-Forestière: this region owes its name to its dense, luxuriant forests, which are a continuation of the forests of Côte d'Ivoire.
The entire city of Kastoria can be considered an outdoor museum of Byzantine civilization, as churches go beyond 75. The only church in the city is the domed Panagia Koumbelidiki(10th century) andjust this characteristic tall, cylindrical dome, called the button, owes its name.
The street owes its name to King Maximilien II of Bavaria who commissioned the construction with the architect Friedrich Bürklien in 1850.
Cypris, the swan, owes its name to the goddess of love, pleasure and beauty- Aphrodite, who flew around on a white swan Cypris being the Cyprian name of Aphrodite.
The house owes its name to the sculpture of a marble owl, a symbol of family well-being and happiness, inserted into the groove of the pointed gable above the entrance.
The plaza owes its name to the Central University of Barcelona, designed by the architect Elies Rogent and built in the Catalan Romanesque style.
Street Procopius Katygin owes its name to the first post-war collective farm chairman, who is remembered as an honest, fair leader and a wonderful person.