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1 mundane affairs
1) Религия: земные помыслы2) Макаров: земные дела -
2 mundane
[mʌnʹdeın] a1. 1) земнойmundane affairs [desires] - земные дела [помыслы]
2) редк. мирской; светскийmundane pleasures - мирские /светские/ удовольствия
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3 mundane
1. a земной2. a редк. мирской; светский3. a космический; относящийся к ВселеннойСинонимический ряд:1. boring (adj.) boring; dreary; humdrum; tedious; tiresome2. commonplace (adj.) commonplace; routine; uneventful3. earthly (adj.) earthly; secular; sublunary; tellurian; telluric; terrene; terrestrial; uncelestial4. everyday (adj.) everyday; lowly; prosaic; quotidian; workaday; workday5. materialistic (adj.) banausic; earthy; materialistic; sensual; temporal; worldly6. normal (adj.) normal; ordinaryАнтонимический ряд:divine; eternal; exciting; extraordinary; heavenly; infinite; unearthly -
4 mundane
ˈmʌndeɪn прил.
1) земной, мирской;
светский;
принадлежащий миру моды Syn: worldly
2) космический mundane soul, spirit ≈ мировая душа( у Платона) Syn: cosmic земной - * affairs земные дела( редкое) мирской;
светский - * pleasures мирские /светские/ удовольствия космический;
относящийся к Вселенной mundane светский;
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5 state of affairs
1. положение дел2. состояние делСинонимический ряд:circumstances (noun) background; basis; circumstances; controlling factors; environment; governing factors; particulars; qualifying factors; surroundings -
6 blind the real state of affairs
English-Russian base dictionary > blind the real state of affairs
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7 on russian affairs
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8 pecuniary affairs
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9 settle affairs
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10 assistant for domestic affairs
English-Russian big medical dictionary > assistant for domestic affairs
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11 cabinet affairs
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12 director general for public information and culture affairs
English-Russian big medical dictionary > director general for public information and culture affairs
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13 minister of foreign affairs
English-Russian big medical dictionary > minister of foreign affairs
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14 ministry of foreign affairs
English-Russian big medical dictionary > ministry of foreign affairs
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15 office of asia-pacific affairs
English-Russian big medical dictionary > office of asia-pacific affairs
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16 temporal
1. a мирской; светский, гражданский2. a временный, скоротечный, преходящий; бренный, тленныйtemporal binding — связь по времени; временная связь
3. a грам. временной4. a стих. различающийся долготой слога5. n височная кость6. n височная артерия7. a анат. височныйСинонимический ряд:1. material (adj.) material; physical; tangible2. materialistic (adj.) banausic; earthy; materialistic; mundane; sensual; worldly3. passing (adj.) brief; ephemeral; evanescent; fleeting; fugitive; momentary; passing; short-lived; temporary; transient; transitory4. secular (adj.) civil; earthly; lay; non-spiritual; profane; secular; terrestrial; unsacredАнтонимический ряд:celestial; clerical; permanent; spiritual -
17 everyday
1. a ежедневный, каждодневный2. a обычный, часто встречающийся, повседневныйeveryday occurrence — повседневное явление, обычный случай
everyday life — повседневная жизнь, быт
3. a будничный; повседневныйclothes for everyday wear — одежда для повседневной носки, повседневная одежда
4. a шаблонный, избитыйshe had only an everyday story to tell — то, что она нам могла рассказать, мы уже не раз слышали
Синонимический ряд:1. common (adj.) accustomed; common; customary; familiar; frequent; regular; routine; well-known; widespread2. ordinary (adj.) commonplace; household; lowly; mundane; normal; ordinary; plain; plain Jane; prosaic; quotidian; unremarkable; usual; workaday; workdayАнтонимический ряд:
См. также в других словарях:
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