Примери за използване на Terra incognita на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Terra incognita.
A mountain as"terra incognita".
Terra incognita,"the unknown land".
Hungary is terra incognita for us.
The brain is still quite a terra incognita.
It was terra incognita for me.
This is going to be Terra incognita.
This is terra incognita in this century.
Process of a painting:: terra incognita.
Terra incognita or terra ignota(Latin“unknown land”) is a term used in cartography for regions that have not been mapped or documented.
Because that is terra incognita for them.
For most social scientists, the countryside is terra incognita.
Insanity is the terra incognita surrounding the mythos.
They take the in out of terra incognita.
This service is uncharted territory- terra incognita- and breaks with some of the previous fundamentals of budgetary law and staffing law.
At the moment, this is terra incognita.
Perhaps, but for me all these countries are still terra incognita and their perfection attracts me like a magnet” replies the main character and“stuffs six peppers in a jar”.
Be very careful,this is terra incognita.
And the CCTV building required everyone to go deep into engineering terra incognita.
The coast of the Black Sea is terra incognita for mass tourism.
But for modern researchers, this technology is known as Terra Incognita.
In the 70s, the eight-thousanders were no longer terra incognita, and JULBO used their names for its models- like Everest, Makalu and Annapurna.
For many of us, Catholicism is terra incognita.
When a tourist coming from a well-explored country, suddenly reaches the borderland of a terra incognita, hedged in, and shut out from view by a formidable barrier of impassable rocks, he may still refuse to acknowledge himself baffled in his exploratory plans.
Even now, the world of soil bacteria is still largely terra incognita.
At the dark end of the spectrum,losing any nation from the EU or NATO is simply terra incognita and would shake both organizations in fundamental ways while deeply weakening the idea of the European project generally.
However, medium technology companies are still terra incognita.
Such a tactic is very appropriate for a country like Croatia for which Russia is more or less a terra incognita, because Yugoslavia was not part of the Soviet sphere of influence and that is why many Croats see nothing wrong with doing business with Russia, not aware of the dependencies this creates.
The LoT is still largely terra incognita.
The fourth is largely terra incognita.