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1 expanse
noun[weite] Fläche* * *[-s]* * *ex·panse[ɪkˈspæn(t)s, ek-]n weite Fläche, Weite fvast \expanses of sand and pine ein riesiges Gebiet mit Sand und Pinien\expanse of grass/lawn ausgedehnte Grün-/Rasenflächethe \expanse of the prairie/sea die Weite der Prärie/des Meeres* * *[ɪk'spns]nFläche f; (of ocean etc) Weite f no pl* * *expanse [ıkˈspæns] s1. ausgedehnter Raum, weite Fläche, Ausdehnung f, Weite f2. ORN Spannweite f, Spanne f* * *noun[weite] Flächeexpanse of water — Wasserfläche, die
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2 vast
adjective1) (huge) riesig; weit [Fläche, Meer, Kontinent, Welt[raum]]; umfangreich [Sammlung]2) (coll.): (great) enorm; Riesen[menge, -summe, -fehler]; unermesslich [Reichtümer]; überwältigend [Mehrheit]a vast amount of time/money — enorm viel Zeit/viel Geld
* * *(of very great size or amount: He inherited a vast fortune.) unermeßlich- academic.ru/79811/vastness">vastness* * *[vɑ:st, AM væst]adj gewaltig, riesiga \vast amount of money eine Riesensumme fam\vast country weites Land\vast fortune riesiges Vermögen\vast majority überwältigende Mehrheit* * *[vAːst]adj (+er)gewaltig, riesig; area also weit, ausgedehnt; bulk, difference also riesengroß; knowledge enorm; majority überwältigend; wealth, powers riesig, unermesslichthe vast expanse of the ocean — die unermessliche Weite des Ozeans
to a vast extent — in sehr hohem Maße
* * *A adj weit, ausgedehnt, unermesslich, auch fig (riesen-)groß, riesig, ungeheuer (Menge etc):vast difference gewaltiger UnterschiedB s poet (unendliche) Weite* * *adjective1) (huge) riesig; weit [Fläche, Meer, Kontinent, Welt[raum]]; umfangreich [Sammlung]2) (coll.): (great) enorm; Riesen[menge, -summe, -fehler]; unermesslich [Reichtümer]; überwältigend [Mehrheit]a vast amount of time/money — enorm viel Zeit/viel Geld
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3 expanse
ɪksˈpæns сущ.
1) а) простор, (широкое) пространство;
ширь и простор vast expanse of sand ≈ бескрайняя песчаная гладь a broad, wide expanse ≈ широкое/обширное пространство б) небесный свод Moon and stars are silvering in the blue expanse. ≈ Луна и звезды сияют серебром на синем небосводе. Syn: the firmament
2) рост, распространение, расширение, экспансия Syn: enlargement, expansion пространство, протяжение, простор - the * of heaven небосвод - the broad * of heaven небосвод - the broad * of the ocean широкий простор /бескрайняя гладь/ океана увеличение, расширение expanse ( широкое) пространство;
протяжение;
an expanse of lake (of field) гладь озера (простор поля) expanse (широкое) пространство;
протяжение;
an expanse of lake (of field) гладь озера (простор поля) ~ экспансия, расширение -
4 vast
/vɑ:st/ * tính từ - rộng lớn, mênh mông, bao la; to lớn ((nghĩa đen) & (nghĩa bóng)) =a vast expanse of water+ một vùng nước mênh mông =a vast mountain+ quả núi lớn =a vast sum+ số tiền lớn =vast reading+ sự hiểu biết rộng; sự đọc rộng * danh từ - (thơ ca); (văn học) khoảng rộng bao la =the vast of ocean+ đại dương rộng bao la =the vast of heaven+ bầu trời rộng bao la -
5 oceano
m oceanOceano Atlantico Atlantic OceanOceano Pacifico Pacific Ocean* * *oceano s.m.1 ocean: il sole si tuffò nell'oceano, the sun sank into the ocean // l'Oceano Atlantico, Pacifico, the Atlantic, Pacific Ocean2 ( grossa quantità) huge quantity, expanse: un oceano di sabbia, a vast expanse of sand; un oceano di silenzio, an immense silence.* * *[o'tʃɛano]sostantivo maschile1) ocean2) fig. (immensa quantità)* * *oceano/o't∫εano/ ⇒ 27sostantivo m.1 ocean; oceano Atlantico Atlantic Ocean; oceano Pacifico Pacific Ocean -
6 przestrze|ń
Ⅰ f 1. (obszar nieskończony) space- ruchy ciał w przestrzeni movement of bodies in space- zjawiska fizyczne są zmienne w czasie i w przestrzeni physical phenomena are variable in time and space2. (obszar) space, room- mieszkali na niewielkiej przestrzeni they lived in (relatively) cramped conditions- wypełnić wolne przestrzenie w mieszkaniu to fill in the empty spaces in the flat3. (rozległa powierzchnia) expanse- rozległa przestrzeń stepów/oceanu the vast expanse of the steppes/ocean- dalekie/niezmierzone przestrzenie far-off/vast expanses- otwarta przestrzeń an open space- na otwartej przestrzeni in the open- zagospodarować przestrzeń wokół domu to make some use of the area around a house4. (odstęp) space, gap- wąskie przestrzenie między wysokimi domami narrow gaps a. spaces between high buildings- przestrzeń między domem a stajnią the area between the house and the stables5. książk. (ogół zjawisk) sphere- przestrzeń publiczna/polityczna the public/political sphere- w swej książce próbował ogarnąć jak największą przestrzeń kulturową in his book he tried to cover the widest cultural spectrum6. Astron. space- przestrzeń kosmiczna (cosmic a. outer) space- przestrzeń kosmiczna daleka deep space- spacer w przestrzeni kosmicznej a space walk- przestrzeń międzyplanetarna interplanetary space- przestrzeń powietrzna airspace- przestrzeń powietrzna i kosmiczna aerospaceⅡ na przestrzeni adv. 1. (na obszarze) over a distance a. an area of- lasy ciągnęły się na przestrzeni kilku kilometrów the woods stretch over an area of several kilometres2. (w czasie) in a. within the space of- na przestrzeni wieków over the centuries- na przestrzeni dziejów throughout history- na przestrzeni ostatnich pięciu lat in a. within the space of the last five years- □ przestrzenie międzykomórkowe Bot. intercellular space- przestrzeń dyskowa Komput. disc space- przestrzeń fazowa Techn. phase space- przestrzeń ładunkowa Transp. stowage, cargo space- przestrzeń pozaotrzewnowa Med. extraperitoneal cavity- przestrzeń wielowymiarowa multidimensional space■ przestrzeń życiowa przen. (living) space- potrzebować przestrzeni życiowej to need (one’s own) spaceThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przestrze|ń
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7 immenso
immense* * *immenso agg. immense; (enorme) vast, huge, enormous, great; (sconfinato) boundless: l'immensa distesa dell'oceano, the vast expanse of the ocean; che piacere immenso rivederti, what a great pleasure to see you again; ricchezza immensa, immense wealth; amore immenso, boundless love.* * *[im'mɛnso]aggettivo [luogo, folla] huge; [dolore, gioia, piacere] immense* * *immenso/im'mεnso/[luogo, folla] huge; [dolore, gioia, piacere] immense. -
8 inmensidad
f.1 immensity (grandeza).2 huge amount, sea.* * *1 immensity2 (gran cantidad) great number* * *SF immensity, vastness* * *femenino immensity* * *= vastness, immensity.Ex. Experience has shown that the vastness of this as yet unordered field holds many pitfalls for the unwary librarian and researcher.Ex. This situation reflects the sheer immensity of the task that faces any researcher whose work deals with events on a colonial frontier.----* inmensidad de = mass of.* * *femenino immensity* * *= vastness, immensity.Ex: Experience has shown that the vastness of this as yet unordered field holds many pitfalls for the unwary librarian and researcher.
Ex: This situation reflects the sheer immensity of the task that faces any researcher whose work deals with events on a colonial frontier.* inmensidad de = mass of.* * *immensity* * *
inmensidad sustantivo femenino immensity, enormity
* * *inmensidad nf1. [grandeza] immensity2. [multitud] huge amount* * *f immensity* * *inmensidad nf: immensity, vastness -
9 bezmia|r
m (G bezmiaru) książk. 1. (przestrzeń) vast expanse- bezmiar nieba/pustyni/oceanu the vastness a. boundlessness of the sky/desert/ocean2. przen. bezmiar frustracji/rozpaczy/okrucieństwa a sea of frustration/despair/cruelty- bezmiar pogardy infinite contemptThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bezmia|r
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