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1 late
1. a(later; latest)1) по́зднийkeep late hours — по́здно ложи́ться спать
in the late 1920s — в конце́ 1920-х годо́в
2)- be late3) неда́вний, после́днийlatest news — после́дние изве́стия
latest car model — нове́йшая моде́ль автомоби́ля
4) ( the late) поко́йный, уме́рший2. ad(later, latest) по́здно- of latelate at night — по́здно ве́чером
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2 bright young people
= bright young things "блистательные молодые особы", "золотая молодёжь" (представители британского фешенебельного общества 1920-1930-х гг., прожигавшие жизнь на вечеринках, шокировавшие старшее поколение своим поведением)He is a member of the party-going circle of Bright Young Things. — Он принадлежит к кругу завсегдатаев вечеринок - "блистательных молодых особ".
The Young Urban Professional, workaholic and power-crazed, had taken the place of the partying Bright Young People of Waugh's and Powell's youth. (C. Berberich) — На смену веселящимся до упаду "блистательным молодым особам" времён юного И. Во или Э. Поуэлла пришли "яппи" - помешанные на власти трудоголики.
The book satirises a fun-loving smart set that was branded by the press of the late 1920s as ''Bright Young People''. ( Telegraph) — Эта книга является сатирой на любившее повеселиться фешенебельное общество, представителей которого пресса конца 1920-х гг. окрестила "блистательными молодыми особами".
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