Traduction de «Bonnet rouge » (Français → Anglais) :

Bonnet-Dechaume-Blanc syndrome

stump sock [ stump cover sock ]

stump sock | stump cover sock

red glass test | red glass diplopia test

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies [ IFRC | League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies | League of Red Cross Societies ]

International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum

In cooperation with other humanitarian actors, the Red Cross has also started to distribute emergency winter items including thermal blankets, sleeping bags, raincoats, leggings, winter socks, warm hats, gloves and scarfs to migrants and refugees at 7 different camps on mainland Greece and other sites as needed.

It does not take a genius to look at that and see where that red line intersects the tail and nose of the Grand Bank and the Flemish Cap and to know that it is trouble.

This flag consists of two horizontal bands of equal dimensions, the upper one blue and the lower red, with the arms of the Republic on a white square in the centre. These arms consist of a palmetto or cabbage palm surmounted by a liberty cap, and in the shade of the palms a trophy with the legend: In Union there is Strength.

We've discussed the following items: consideration of a draft report on aquaculture; [Translation] Canadian Coast Guard, Marine Communications and Traffic Services; [English] the government's response to the report on foreign overfishing on the nose and tail of the Grand Banks and the Flemish Cap; [Translation] Supplementary Estimates A; [English] the Fraser River fishery; [Translation] DFO licensing policies; [English] munitions and offshore dumping; [Translation] Cap Rouge II incident; [English] oil and gas exploration; [Translation] Invasive species in the Great Lakes fishery; [English] habitat management; seals and their i ...[+++]mpact on the fisheries; fee structure and the impact of fees being levied by the coast guard; the possible groundfish catastrophe with the possible moratorium in eastern Canada; the Atlantic fisheries policy review; and the inconsistent removal—or apparently inconsistent removal—of navigational aids on the east coast.