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1 монастырь
1. abbey2. convent3. priory4. monastery; convent5. cloister -
2 уйти
1) General subject: beetle off, come away, depart, duck, escape, get away, go away, make oneself scarce, march off, move one's boots, retire, retreat, retrocede, screw, slip away, sneak, take leave, take one's departure, take oneself off, toddle, trudge, walk off, wander off (и затеряться), cut stick, part from, slip away (не попрощавшись)2) Naval: make off4) Slang: offski ("Dude, I think I should offski about now.")5) American: scram6) Literal: hoist sail7) Latin: exit8) Mathematics: leave9) Religion: retire to a cloister10) Law: escape (невредимым)11) Australian slang: choof off, race off with, shoot through12) Jargon: bug off, lam, nix out, shove, vamose, take a walk (I had enough of the boss and the whole place, so I cleaned out my desk and took a walk. Меня достал шеф и всё остальное, поэтому я вычистил свой стол и ушёл.), take a hike13) Makarov: turn back, turn back on (от чего-л.), turn back upon (от чего-л.), turn the back, crap out, cut out14) Taboo: get the hell out of (часто употребляется в императиве), shag-ass (особ. неожиданно) -
3 удалиться в монастырь
General subject: retire to a cloisterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > удалиться в монастырь
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4 уйти в монастырь
1) General subject: retire to a cloister, take the veil2) Religion: go into convent -
5 удалиться
1) General subject: bow out, cloister (от общества, тж. to cloister oneself), come off, make bow, make one's bow, make oneself scarce, move away, pop off, pull out, recede, remove oneself, retire, retreat, take oneself off, wander off, sheer off, slip away, take conge, take congee, stroll off, stalk out, distance oneself, be off, betake, buzz off, fall off, leave, retrocede, troop, troop away, troop off2) Naval: head out3) Mathematics: withdraw4) Makarov: cloister oneself (от общества) -
6 уединиться
1) General subject: bury oneself in the country, cloister, retire, seclude oneself, holeup2) Makarov: cloister oneself (от общества) -
7 уединяться
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8 уединяться
1) General subject: be closeted with, cloister, retire, seclude, seclude oneself, to be closeted, holeup, isolate one's self2) Makarov: be closeted -
9 монастырь
(правосл., катол. или буддийские общины монахов или монахинь, принявшие единые правила коллективной жизни, с особой церковно-хозяйственной организацией, а тж. соответствующее здание или комплекс зданий) cloister, convent, religious house, (тж. мужской) monastery, сокр. mon, греч. mandra; ( женский) (nuns') convent, ( в Америке - редко) nunnery; (небольшой монастырь, подчинённый аббатству) priory; ( монастырь во главе с аббатом или аббатисой) abbey; ( монастырь нищенствующего монашеского ордена) friary; истор. fratryбуддийский монастырь — bonzery, ( в Бирме) kyaung
монастырь, где монахи сохраняют значительную свободу, включая право иметь собственность — idiorrhythmic monastery
женский и мужской монастырь истор. (в Зап. Европе) — a double monastery
небольшой монастырь, подчинённый другому монастырю — a dependant [succursal] monastery, succursal(e)
нештатный монастырь (не входящий в ведение епископа) истор., катол. — exempt monastery
огороженная территория, примыкающая к монастырю — monastery's precincts
"средостенные" монастыри истор. (на Руси, в которых вплоть до сер. 16 в. совместно обитали монахи и монахини, что было запрещено при Иване Грозном на Стоглавом соборе) — double monasteries
удалиться [уйти] в монастырь — to retire to [go into] a monastery
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