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1 врожденная способность
inborn ability, inborn gift, natural ability, natural giftRussian-english psychology dictionary > врожденная способность
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2 врождённая способность
1) General subject: flair (have a flair for languages - обладать врождённой способностью к языкам), innate ability, innate capacity2) Advertising: natural gift3) Makarov: inborn ability, natural abilityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > врождённая способность
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ИСКРА БОЖЬЯ (у кого, в ком) obs NP sing only fixed WO1. ( s.o. has) talent, prominent natural ability: God-given talentGod-given gift.2. noble impulses, high aspirationshigh idealsdivine spark.(Андрей:)...Жены обманывают мужей, а мужья лгут, делают вид, что ничего не видят, ничего не слышат, и неотразимо пошлое влияние гнетет детей, и искра божья гаснет в них, и они становятся такими же жалкими, похожими друг на друга мертвецами, как их отцы и матери... (Чехов 5). (А.:)...The wives deceive their husbands, the husbands tell lies, pretend not to see anything, not to hear anythingand their profoundly vulgar influence has so crushing an effect on their children that the divine spark in them is extinguished and they become just as pitiable corpses, and as like to one another, as their fathers and mothers (5b). -
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• ИСКРА БОЖЬЯ (у кого, в ком) obs[NP; sing only; fixed WO]=====1. (s.o. has) talent, prominent natural ability:- God-given gift.2. noble impulses, high aspirations:- high ideals;- divine spark.♦ [Андрей:]...Жены обманывают мужей, а мужья лгут, делают вид, что ничего не видят, ничего не слышат, и неотразимо пошлое влияние гнетет детей, и искра божья гаснет в них, и они становятся такими же жалкими, похожими друг на друга мертвецами, как их отцы и матери... (Чехов 5). [ А.:]... The wives deceive their husbands, the husbands tell lies, pretend not to see anything, not to hear anything; and their profoundly vulgar influence has so crushing an eifect on their children that the divine spark in them is extinguished and they become just as pitiable corpses, and as like to one another, as their fathers and mothers (5b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > искра божья
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