Приклади вживання Two wings Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Two Wings of a Bird.
It consisted of two wings.
The hotel has two wings, equipped with their own courtyards.
It's a bird with two wings.
Each of the two wings touched one another, and two covered their bodies.
I can fly with my two wings.
Faith and reason are like two wings on which human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth.".
Humanity is a bird with two wings.
Using a well-heated glue gun, two wings of one side are glued together.
The Gospel is a bird with two wings.
Two wings of bourgeois politics are fighting it out through fake-radical street action.
Today, it consists of two wings.
Convenient sink with one or two wings, but if space is limited, will have to do without them.
The analogy is that humankind is like a bird with two wings.
Since 1939, a conflict between two wings arose within the party.
Cherubim are depicted with odnoyu head, supported by two wings.
Faith and Reason are like two wings of the human spirit by which it soars to the truth.”― St. Pope John Paul II.
Biplane is a fixed-wing aircraft with two wings, one above the other.
On the BTR-80 were made new hatches for the landing,consisting of two wings.
Two wings of the wooden doors contain 14 scenes from the life of Jesus Christ, separated by rich ornaments in wood.
If space allows,better to give preference to the sink with one or two wings.
These may also look like a butterfly with two wings emanating from the included crystal(which is usually zircon).
The house, assigned to an outpatient facility, was conditionally divided into two wings.
The building is a square keep to which two wings have been added at right angles during the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Konstantiniyya, the empire's glittering capital,lay between Rumelia and Anatolia like the body of a butterfly between two wings.
Two wings of the Buvina wooden door contains 14 scenes from the life of Jesus Christ, separated by rich ornaments in wood.
Rumelia was as large as Anatolia, and Istanbul lay in the middle of the two, like the body of a butterfly between two wings.
It was in 1709 that two wings were added to its eastern and western sides, and in 1845-1846 the central entrance door was added.
Two wings of this once very large structure have remained, in which the highest representative of the Venetian government in the community, the city duke-captain, lived and worked.