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1 брожение умов
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2 брожение
с.1) хим. fermentationвызыва́ть броже́ние (в пр.) — ferment (d)
2) (волнение, возбуждение) ferment; rumblings plброже́ние умо́в — intellectual ferment
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3 брожение умов
General subject: distemper, intellectual ferment, mental ferment -
4 брожение умов
книжн.mental (intellectual) ferment; discontent -
5 брожение умов
intellectual/mental ferment, distemper -
6 брожение
с. хим.fermentation; (перен.) ferment; rumblings pl.вызывать брожение (в пр.) — хим. ferment (d.); (перен.) give* rise to fermentation (in)
брожение умом — intellectual / mental ferment
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7 закваска
ж.1) ( действие) fermenting, fermentation2) (вещество, вызывающее брожение) ferment; ( для теста) leaven ['le-]интеллиге́нтская [пролета́рская] заква́ска — intellectual [proletarian] background
в нём хоро́шая заква́ска — he is a man of fine mettle, he is made of good stuff
••челове́к ста́рой заква́ски — one of the old school / stamp
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