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1 Neo-Gothic (Of, relating to, or constituting a revival or adaptation of the Gothic in literature or architecture)
Религия: неоготический стильУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Neo-Gothic (Of, relating to, or constituting a revival or adaptation of the Gothic in literature or architecture)
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revival n1 gen, Med ( of person) rétablissement m ; fig (of economy, trade) reprise f, redressement m ; (of hope, interest) regain m ;2 ( restoration) (of custom, language, fashion) renouveau m ; ( of law) remise f en vigueur ; the Gothic revival le renouveau de l'art gothique ;3 Theat reprise f ;4 Relig ( renewal of commitment) renouveau m de la foi ; ( meeting) réunion f pour le renouveau de la foi ; -
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['gɒθɪk] 1. 2.2) (language) gotico m.* * *Gothic /ˈgɒɵɪk/A a.1 gotico ( in ogni senso): (archit.) a Gothic arch, un arco gotico; (tipogr.) Gothic type, caratteri gotici; ( anche) caratteri non graziati2 (fig.) barbarico; rozzo; vandalico (fig.)B n. [u]● (tipogr.) Gothic lettering, caratteri gotici □ (letter.) Gothic novel, romanzo gotico □ ( arte) the Gothic Revival, il revival gotico.* * *['gɒθɪk] 1. 2.2) (language) gotico m. -
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adjective1) gotisch2) (Lit.)* * *Goth·ic[ˈgɒθɪk, AM ˈgɑ:-]I. adj1. ARCHIT gotisch2. LIT Schauer-\Gothic tale Schauergeschichte f\Gothic script die gotische [o altdeutsche] Schrift* * *['gɒɵɪk]1. adj1) people, language, script, lettering gotisch3) (LITER: horror) schaurig2. n2) (= language) Gotisch nt* * *A adj (adv Gothically)1. gotisch:3. Schauer…:4. TYPOa) Br gotischb) US Grotesk…B s1. LING, HIST Gotisch n, das Gotische2. ARCH Gotik f, gotischer (Bau)Stil3. TYPOa) Br Fraktur f, gotische Schriftb) US Grotesk (-schrift) f* * *adjective1) gotisch2) (Lit.)Gothic novel — Schauerroman, der
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noun1) (making active again) Wieder- od. Neubelebung, die4) (restoration) Wiederherstellung, die; Regenerierung, die (geh.); (to consciousness or life; also fig.) Wiederbelebung, die* * *1) (the act of reviving or state of being revived: the revival of the invalid / of our hopes.) die Wiederbelebung, wie das Wiederaufleben* * *re·viv·al[rɪˈvaɪvəl]n2. no pl (coming back) of an idea etc. Wiederaufleben f, Revival nt, Comeback nt; of a custom, fashion also Renaissance frecently, there has been some \revival of interest in ancient music seit Kurzem besteht wieder Interesse an altertümlicher Musikeconomic \revival wirtschaftlicher Aufschwungto undergo a \revival eine Renaissance erleben; person ein Comeback feiernmusical \revival Revival nt eines Songsto hold a \revival eine Erweckungsveranstaltung abhalten* * *[rI'vaIvəl]n1) (= bringing back of custom, usage) Wiedererwecken nt, Wiederauflebenlassen nt; (of old ideas, affair) Wiederaufnehmen nt, Wiederaufgreifen nt; (from faint, fatigue) Wiederbeleben nt, Wiederbelebung f; (of play) Wiederaufnahme f; (of law) Wiederinkrafttreten nt2) (= coming back, return of custom, old ideas etc) Wiederaufleben nt; (from faint, fatigue) Wiederbelebung fthere has been a revival of interest in... — das Interesse an... ist wieder wach geworden or ist wieder erwacht
* * *revival [rıˈvaıvl] srevival of architecture, Gothic revival Neugotik f;2. Wiederaufgreifen n (eines veralteten Wortes etc), THEAT Wiederaufnahme f (eines vergessenen Stückes)3. Wiederaufleben n, -aufblühen n, Erneuerung f:there has been a revival of interest in das Interesse an (dat) ist wieder aufgelebt4. REL besonders US5. JUR Wiederinkrafttreten n* * *noun1) (making active again) Wieder- od. Neubelebung, die4) (restoration) Wiederherstellung, die; Regenerierung, die (geh.); (to consciousness or life; also fig.) Wiederbelebung, die* * *n.Erweckung f.Wiederbelebung f. -
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1) (the act of reviving or state of being revived: the revival of the invalid / of our hopes.) okrevanje, obuditev2) ((a time of) new or increased interest in something: a religious revival.) prenova3) ((the act of producing) an old and almost forgotten play, show etc.) obnovitev* * *[riváivəl]nounoživljenje, oživitev, oživljanje; vrnitev k zavesti ali moči; obnovitev, preporod, ponoven razcvet; repriza; juridically zopetna uveljavitev; verska obnova, misijonrevival of business, of an old custom — oživitev trgovine, stare šegethe Revival of Learning (Letters, Literature) history humanizem -
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1. [ʹgɒθık] n1. готский язык2. готический стиль3. полигр. готический шрифт2. [ʹgɒθık] a1. готскийGothic alphabet - готский /вульфилианский/ алфавит
2. варварский; грубый; жестокий3. готическийGothic architecture - готическая архитектура, готика
Gothic type /characters/ - готический шрифт
Gothic Revival - неоготический стиль архитектуры (распространённый в XVIII в.)
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[rıʹvaıv(ə)l] n1. 1) возрождениеRevival Style - архит. стиль Ренессанс
2) расцвет, возрождениеrevival of architecture, Gothic revival - возрождение готической архитектуры в XIX в.
Revival of Learning /of Letters, of Literature/ - Возрождение, Ренессанс (в литературе)
2. 1) возвращение к жизни2) восстановление сил3. пробуждение4. появление вновь; возобновление (пьесы, фильма)5. юр. возобновление (договора, судебного решения)6. рел.1) возрождение веры2) собрание членов секты «возрожденцев»; религиозное бдение (тж. revival meeting) -
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1. n возрождение2. n расцвет, возрождениеrevival of architecture, Gothic revival — возрождение готической архитектуры в XIX
3. n возвращение к жизни4. n восстановление сил5. n пробуждение6. n появление вновь; возобновление7. n юр. возобновление8. n рел. возрождение веры9. n рел. собрание членов секты «возрожденцев»; религиозное бдениеСинонимический ряд:1. convalescence (noun) convalescence; cure; healing; improvement; mending; recovery; regeneration2. renewal (noun) reanimation; rebirth; rekindling; renaissance; renascence; renewal; resumption; resurgence; resurrection; resuscitation; revitalisation; revivification; reviviscence; risorgimento -
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rɪˈvaɪvəl сущ.
1) а) прям и перен. оживление б) возрождение revival of ancient music ≈ возрождение старинной музыки Revival of Learning Revival style Syn: rebirth, renascence
2) возобновление, восстановление revival of a 1950s play ≈ возобновление постановки 1950 года
3) рел. возрождение веры;
религиозное бдение (собрание секты возрожденцев) возрождение - R. Style (архитектура) стиль Ренессанс - a * of interest оживление интереса - a * of traditions возрождение традиций расцвет, возрождение - * of architecture, Gothic * возрождение готической архитектуры в XIX в. - R. of Learning /of Letters, of Literature/ Возрождение, Ренессанс ( в литературе) возвращение к жизни восстановление сил пробуждение - the * of a whole continent пробуждение целого континента появление вновь;
возобновление (пьесы, фильма) (юридическое) возобновление (договора, судебного решения) (религия) возрождение веры (религия) собрание членов секты "возрожденцев";
религиозное бдение (тж. * meeting) business ~ оживление хозяйственной конъюнктуры business ~ оживление экономической конъюнктуры economic ~ оживление экономической конъюнктуры economic ~ подъем экономики economic ~ расцвет экономики revival возобновление (постановки) ~ возобновление (договора, судебного решения) ~ возобновление ~ возрождение;
оживление;
Revival of Learning Возрождение, Ренессанс (в литературе) ~ возрождение ~ восстановление (сил, энергии) ~ восстановление ~ выход экономики из кризиса ~ оживление конъюнктуры ~ повторное вступление в силу ~ возрождение;
оживление;
Revival of Learning Возрождение, Ренессанс (в литературе) Revival style архит. стиль Ренессанс trade ~ оживление торговли -
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ˈɡɔθɪk
1. прил.
1) готский Syn: teutonic, germanic
2) варварский;
грубый, неотесанный Syn: uncouth, barbarous
3) готический( об архитектурном стиле)
4) полигр. готический ( о шрифте)
2. сущ.
1) готский язык
2) а) готический стиль б) архитектурное (или какое-л. другое) произведение, выполненное в готическом стиле
3) полигр. готический шрифтготический язык готический стиль - fine samples of * прекрасные образцы готической архитектуры (полиграфия) готический шрифт готский - * alphabet готский /вульфилианский/ алфавит - * grammar грамматика готского языка варварский;
грубый;
жестокий - the * crime of duelling варварский обычай драться на дуэли готический - * architecture готическая архитектура, готика - * cathedral готический собор - * pith скат крыши в 60 градусов - * type /characters/ готический шрифт - * Revival неоготический стиль архитектуры (распространенный в XVIII в.) (устаревшее) германский - * languages германские языки( устаревшее) средневековый, готическийGothic варварский, грубый, жестокий ~ полигр. готический (о шрифте) ~ готический (о стиле) ~ готический стиль ~ полигр. готический шрифт ~ готский ~ готский язык -
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1) Общая лексика: современная готика, современный готический роман2) Религия: (Of, relating to, or constituting a revival or adaptation of the Gothic in literature or architecture) неоготический стиль3) Архитектура: неоготический стиль4) Макаров: романтико-приключенческое повествование -
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1) Общая лексика: современная готика, современный готический роман2) Религия: (Of, relating to, or constituting a revival or adaptation of the Gothic in literature or architecture) неоготический стиль3) Архитектура: неоготический стиль4) Макаров: романтико-приключенческое повествование -
14 Bentley, John Francis
SUBJECT AREA: Architecture and building[br]b. 30 January 1839 Doncaster, Yorkshire, Englandd. 2 March 1902 Clapham, London, England[br]English architect who specialized chiefly in ecclesiastical building, especially Roman Catholic churches.[br]Bentley's work was of high quality, particularly with regard to the decorative materials and finish. Notable among his churches was the Church of the Holy Rood (begun in 1887) at Watford, which is in Gothic Revival style, with fine decorative materials.Bentley's chef-d'oeuvre is the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Westminster in London: begun in 1895, the shell was completed in 1903. He based the banded pattern of the exterior upon the Italian medieval cathedrals of Siena and Orvieto, but at Westminster the banding is in red brick and white stone instead of marble. The cathedral interior is Byzantine in style, with pendentive construction. Built of load-bearing brick, with the saucer domes inside being made of concrete strengthened with brick inserts, there is no steel reinforcement: in choosing this type of structural material, Bentley was more closely following ancient Roman technology than modern use of concrete. The intention was to have all surfaces clad in mosaic of marble, but sadly only a portion of this has yet been achieved.[br]Principal Honours and DistinctionsBentley was nominated in 1902 to receive the RIBA Gold Medal but died before the presentation ceremony.Further ReadingW.de l'Hopital, 1919, Westminster Cathedral and its Architect, Hutchinson.DY -
15 Hopper, Thomas
SUBJECT AREA: Architecture and building[br]b. 1776 Rochester, Kent, Englandd. 11 August 1856 London, England[br]English architect whose large practice produced Gothic Revival work.[br]Like so many of his contemporaries, Hopper made extensive use of cast iron, both structurally and decoratively. A notable example of this was his Conservatory, added to Carlton House in London in 1807–12 for the Prince of Wales: it was demolished in 1827–8. Constructed with cast iron and stained glass, the Conservatory took the form of slender, tall piers supporting an elaborate fan vault, the design of which was based upon that of the sixteenth-century Henry VII Chapel at Westminster Abbey.[br]Further ReadingH.Colvin, Biographical Dictionary of English Architects, 1600–1840, London: John Murray.Henry Russell-Hitchcock, 1977, Architecture, Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, London: Penguin.DY
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