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1 simulacrum (A vague semblance of something)
Религия: подобиеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > simulacrum (A vague semblance of something)
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2 semblance
nounAnschein, derwithout a semblance of regret/a smile — ohne das geringste Zeichen von Bedauern/den Anflug eines Lächelns
bring some semblance of order to something — wenigstens den Anschein von Ordnung in etwas (Akk.) bringen
* * *['sembləns](an appearance or likeness: I have to coach them into some semblance of a football team by Saturday.) die Gestalt* * *sem·blance[ˈsemblən(t)s]Mike has the job of creating some vague \semblance of organization out of this chaos Mike hat die Aufgabe, so etwas wie Ordnung in dieses Chaos zu bringen\semblance of normality [or normal life] Anschein m von Normalitätin spite of her disability, she has been able to maintain a \semblance of normal life trotz ihrer Behinderung schafft sie es, ein einigermaßen normales Leben zu führen* * *['sembləns]n(with def art) Anschein m (of von); (with indef art) Anflug m (of von)without a semblance of a smile —
to maintain some semblance of order — den Anschein von Ordnung wahren
he had the semblance of an experienced lawyer —
I saw in him the semblance of his father (liter) — ich konnte in ihm die Ähnlichkeit mit seinem Vater erkennen
* * *semblance [ˈsembləns] s1. äußere Gestalt, Form f, Erscheinung f:in the semblance of in Gestalt (gen)2. Ähnlichkeit f (to mit)3. (An)Schein m:under the semblance of friendship unter dem Deckmantel der Freundschaft;without the semblance of an excuse ohne auch nur die Andeutung einer Entschuldigung* * *nounAnschein, derwithout a semblance of regret/a smile — ohne das geringste Zeichen von Bedauern/den Anflug eines Lächelns
bring some semblance of order to something — wenigstens den Anschein von Ordnung in etwas (Akk.) bringen
* * *n.Anschein -e m. -
3 подобие
1) General subject: eidolon, image, kinship, (чьё-л.) like, likeness, look alike, look-alike, propinquity, resemblance, sameness, semblance, shape, similarity, similitude, spit2) Naval: similitude (модели)3) Medicine: affinity4) Latin: simulacrum5) Mathematics: conformity6) Religion: simulacrum (A vague semblance of something)7) Architecture: similarity (геометрическое понятие)9) Geophysics: fit -
4 simulacrum
[ˌsɪmjʊ'leɪkrəm]2) Латинский язык: подобие3) Философия: симулякр4) Религия: (A vague semblance of something) подобие, (An image or representation of something) изображение -
5 semblant
semblant [sɑ̃blɑ̃]masculine noun• un semblant de calme/bonheur/vie/vérité a semblance of calm/happiness/life/truth* * *sɑ̃blɑ̃nom masculinelle fait semblant de rien, mais elle t'a vu — she's seen you but she's not letting on (colloq)
* * *sɑ̃blɑ̃ nmIl fait semblant de dormir. — He's pretending to be asleep.
* * *semblant nm un semblant de légalité/d'honnêteté a semblance of legality/of honesty; faire semblant de croire à qch/d'être triste to pretend to believe sth/to be sad; faire semblant que to pretend that; il n'est pas triste, il fait semblant he isn't really sad, he's only pretending; elle ne fait semblant de rien, mais elle t'a vu she's seen you but she's not letting on○; jouer à faire semblant to play ‘let's pretend’.[sɑ̃blɑ̃] nom masculin1. [apparence]offrir un semblant de résistance to put on a show of ou to put up a token resistance2. [feindre]ne fais pas semblant d'avoir oublié don't pretend to have forgotten ou (that) you've forgottenfaire semblant d'être malade to sham illness, to malinger
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