Примери за използване на Diakos на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I don't know where Diakos is.
You give me Diakos I let you walk.
Let's hope he leads us to Diakos.
Does the name Sebastian Diakos mean anything to you?
Detective bonasera, sebastian diakos.
You said he called Diakos your Moby Dick.
Diakos gets wind of it, steals it and hands us another body.
You're very understanding, Mr. Diakos. This way.
Diakos and Kolovos will go after the buyers to get them back.
They introduced me to sebastian diakos he had a scar on his face.
Yes, and Diakos and Kolovos will do whatever they can to get their hands on them.
Rooney, here, owned a pawnshop.My guess is he got his hands on something Diakos wanted.
Professor P said that Diakos and Klovos weren't just after their antiquities.
At one point,one of his men brought him a horse to escape, but Diakos refused to retreat.
By 1820, Diakos led his own army of Klephts, becoming the bane of the Ottoman military.
About a year after his return,a fellow Greek betrayed him and Diakos was arrested by members of the Ottoman army.
The next morning, Diakos would be viciously tortured in public, as an example to the local Greek people.
After hours of an exhausting and excessively bloody battle, the Ottoman military finally captured andbound the severely wounded, Diakos, who at this point had several broken ribs.
The Greek Embassy introduced Diakos to me as an antiquities expert who specialises in ancient Greek artefacts.
Today the house hosts a museum exhibiting relics from the War of Independence,letters written by war heroes like Kolokotronis and Athanasios Diakos, a folk art collection and the relics of Bouboulina.
Five years later, Diakos became a deacon, and thus became known as“Diakos,” meaning“deacon” in Greek.
Although he had killed hundreds of Ottoman military men during his years as a rebel, Omer Vironi admired and respected Diakos as a warrior; he, thus, offered him the chance to save his life by denying his Greek heritage and embracing Islam.
Diakos, after making a last stand at the bridge of Alamana with 48 of his men, was captured and killed.
Soon, the vast majority of the Greek army had to withdraw and Diakos found himself fighting against thousands with only 48 men by his side.
Diakos was born Athanasios Nikolaos Massavetas in 1788, in a small village in central Greece, then under Ottoman occupation.
His father, a poor man and son of a legendary rebel who was killed in a battle against the Ottomans, found himself unable to bear the burdens of his large family, andthus sent the then 12-year-old Diakos as a novice to the nearby monastery of St. John the Baptist, where he could also receive a proper education.
So is murder only,I can't find Diakos And Kolovos works as a consultant to the Greek embassy Which gives him diplomatic immunity.
Diakos didn't have the good fortune of dying in battle like the great Leonidas and his Spartans, a fate somewhat preferable to impalement.
On the battlefield, Diakos seemed to find his true calling, excelling to become one of the best and most feared warriors among the rebels.
Diakos and his small army of Klephts, flanked by fellow Independence fighters, Dimitrios Panourgias and Yiannis Dyovouniotis, decided to stop the Ottoman advance with a total 1,500 men, by taking defensive positions in Alamana, a place near Thermopylae, where two thousand years ago Leonidas and his 300 Spartans had heroically fought for their freedom against a massive army of Persians.