Translation for 'Gulf of Alaska' from English to Russian

Gulf of Alaska

Аляскинский залив {м}геогр.

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Gulf of California

Калифорнийский залив {м}геогр.

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Gulf of Guinea

Гвинейский залив {м}геогр.

Gulf of Mexico

Мексиканский залив {м}геогр.

Gulf of Venice

Венецианский залив {м}геогр.

Alaska marmot

аляскинский сурок {м} [Marmota broweri]зоол.T

Alaska <AK> [The Last Frontier State]

Аляска {ж}геогр.

Gulf Stream

Гольфстрим {м}геогр.

Gulf monarchies {pl}

монархии {мн} Персидского заливагеогр.

suggestive (of)

unverified наводя́щий на мы́сли (о)

to convince of

убедить в [+prep.] [сов.]

plenty of

куча [+gen.] [разг.] [множество]

spoonful of

ложка {ж} [+gen.]

instead of

вместо {prep} [+gen.]

because of

из-за {prep} [+gen.]

of course

конечно {adv}

outside (of)

за пределами {adv}

mass of water

водная масса {ж}экол.

war of aggression

агрессивная война {ж}военнопол.

bed of flowers

цветник {м} [клумба]сад

twittering of birds

птичий щебет {м}орн.

• The prevailing jet stream brings low pressure systems off the ocean from the Gulf of Alaska in the winter.
• For instance, an Arctic air mass blowing out over the Gulf of Alaska may be shown as "cA-mPk".
• However, the nonmigratory Cook Inlet sub-population off the Gulf of Alaska is a separate sub-population that is listed as "critically endangered" by the IUCN as of 2006 and as "endangered" under the Endangered Species Act as of October 2008.
• Prince William Sound (Sugpiaq: "Suungaaciq") is a sound of the Gulf of Alaska on the south coast of the U.S.
• The submarine travels to the Gulf of Alaska in the northern Pacific Ocean, where the crew determines that radiation levels are not decreasing.

• In Delta Junction itself, but not in the nearby areas, wind blows many days from the south down the Delta River from the Gulf of Alaska, bringing river silt in the summer and snowdrifts in the winter.
• The Alaska Marine Highway System provides service between Bellingham, Washington and various towns and villages throughout Southeast and Southwest Alaska, including crossings of the Gulf of Alaska.
• Its range spans the North Pacific, from Yellow Sea and the Sea of Okhotsk in the west to the northern Gulf of Alaska and to Sitka, Alaska in the east.
• The state is bordered by Canada's Yukon and British Columbia to the east (making it the only state to only border a Canadian territory); the Gulf of Alaska and the Pacific Ocean to the south and southwest; the Bering Sea, Bering Strait, and Chukchi Sea to the west; and the Arctic Ocean to the north.