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61 филистимлянин
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62 филистимлянка
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63 мещанин
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64 мещанский
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65 обыватель
муж.1) устар. inhabitant; resident2) перен. Philistine; person of narrow/petty interests; average man/citizen; man in the street -
66 обывательский
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67 ограниченность
1) limited character / nature; (недостаточность) insufficiency2) (узость) narrowness3) (о человеке, интересах) narrow-mindedness -
68 омещаниваться
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69 психология психологи·я
psychology, mentalityмещанская психология — philistine psychology / mentality
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70 мещанин
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71 обыватель
м1) ( рядовой человек) man in the street2) ( мещанин) philistine ['fɪl-]3) ( неспециалист) layman -
72 обыватель
м1) житель inhabitant, resident2) человек мелких интересов philistine, narrow-/small-/petty-minded person -
73 обывательский
прлnarrow/petty(-minded), philistine attr -
74 враг
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75 обыватель
everyman словосочетание:man in the street (обыватель, заурядный человек)man on the street (обыватель, заурядный человек)имя существительное:middlebrow (обыватель, человек невысокого полета) -
76 филистин
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77 мещане
1. lower middle class2. bourgeois; PhilistineСинонимический ряд:обыватель (сущ.) обыватель; филистер -
78 обыватель
inhabitant; Philistineобыватели, которые выступали против всего нового и творческого в искусстве — philistines who opposed everything new and creative in art
Синонимический ряд:мещанин (сущ.) мещанин; филистер
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philistine — (n.) person deficient in liberal culture, 1827, originally in Carlyle, popularized by him and Matthew Arnold, from Ger. Philister enemy of God s word, lit. Philistine, inhabitants of a Biblical land, neighbors (and enemies) of Israel (see… … Etymology dictionary
Philistine — A Philistine (with a capital initial letter) is a member of an ancient Semitic people of Palestine. A philistine (with a small initial letter, usually) is a person who is hostile or indifferent to culture … Modern English usage
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philistine — I noun artless person, conformist, conventionalist, nouveau riche, social climber, traditionalist II index ordinary Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
Philistine — n in the Bible, a member of a race of people who lived in Palestine, and who were the enemies of the ↑Israelites … Dictionary of contemporary English
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philistine — n *obscurantist, barbarian … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Philistine — [fil′i stēn΄, fil′istīn΄; fi lis′tin, fi lis′tēn΄] n. [ME < LL(Ec) Philistinus, usually pl. Philistini < LGr (Josephus) philistinoi < Heb p lishtim; akin to PALESTINE] 1. a member of a non Semitic people that lived in Philistia and… … English World dictionary
Philistine — Phil·is·tine (fĭl’ĭ stēn′, fĭ lĭs’tĭn, tēn′) n. 1) A member of a people, perhaps of Aegean origin, who settled ancient Philistia around the 12th century BC. 2) often philistine A person who is smugly indifferent or hostile to art and culture. adj … Word Histories