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1 благородное происхождение
1) General subject: gentrice, noble birth2) Makarov: noble originУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > благородное происхождение
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2 благородные
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3 благородные чувства
General subject: gentriceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > благородные чувства
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4 благородные, честные чувства
General subject: gentriceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > благородные, честные чувства
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5 знатность
1) General subject: distinction, gentlehood, gentlemanhood, gentlemanship, gentleship, gentrice, grandeur2) Obsolete: gentility3) Mathematics: eminence4) Advertising: noble rank -
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1) General subject: aristoi, baron, baronage, be aware, be aware of, be aware of (что-л.), be aware that, be familiar with, dignity, elite, gentility, gentlefolk, gentlefolks, (слабые формы) have, have cognizance of (о чем-л.), know (I know of a shop where you can buy it - я знаю магазин, где это можно купить), know how to manage, nobility, notables, peerage, people of quality, possess, see, the quality, to be aware of (smth.) (что-л.), (хорошо) to be familiar with (smth.) (что-л.), grand people, have notice, have cognisance of (о чем-л.), be onto (что-л.), get onto (что-л.), nobles, to be aware, be alert to2) Computers: aware of3) Colloquial: fine folks6) History: noblemen (в самом широком смысле слова)7) Mathematics: be aware of smth (о чем-либо)8) Law: have notice of, take notice of9) Diplomatic term: notable10) Psychology: have12) Jargon: down with it13) Advertising: second estate14) Business: be aware off15) Makarov: have cognizance of (smth.) (о чем-л.), understand16) Taboo: savvy -
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2) Religion: mind3) Law: state of mind4) Accounting: expectations5) Information technology: plan6) Makarov: end -
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9 честные чувства
Religion: gentrice
См. также в других словарях:
gentrice — noun Etymology: Middle English gentrise, from Anglo French genterise, alteration of gentelise, from gentil gentle Date: 14th century archaic gentility of birth ; rank … New Collegiate Dictionary
gentrice — /jen tris/, n. Archaic. gentility; high birth. [1175 1225; ME gentrise < OF genterise, alter. of gentelise, equiv. to gentil GENTLE + ise ICE] * * * … Universalium
gentrice — gen·trice … English syllables
gentrice — gen•trice [[t]ˈdʒɛn trɪs[/t]] n. archaic soc gentility; high birth • Etymology: 1175–1225; ME < OF genterise, alter. of gentelise=gentil gentle+ ise ice … From formal English to slang
gentrice — ˈjen.trə̇s noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English gentrise, from Old French genterise, alteration of gentilise, gentelise, from gentil noble, gentle more at gentle archaic : gentility of birth : rank … Useful english dictionary
gentry — c.1300, nobility of rank or birth, from O.Fr. genterise, variant of gentilise noble birth, gentleness, from gentil (see GENTLE (Cf. gentle)). Meaning noble persons is from 1520s. Earlier in both senses was gentrice (c.1200 as nobility of… … Etymology dictionary
gentry — n.pl. 1 the people next below the nobility in position and birth. 2 derog. people (these gentry). Etymology: prob. f. obs. gentrice f. OF genterise var. of gentelise nobility f. gentil GENTLE … Useful english dictionary
gen|try — «JEHN tree», noun. 1. people of good family and social position, belonging to the upper class of society: »It is the church of the gentry; but it is not the church of the poor (Emerson). 2. the class in England below the nobility and above the… … Useful english dictionary
genitrise — var. gentrice … Useful english dictionary
gentiresse — obs. form of gentrice … Useful english dictionary
gentre — gentre, gentre(i)s obs. ff. gentry, gentrice … Useful english dictionary