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1 Birth-Giver of God
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2 assumption of the Birth-Giver of God
Религия: УспениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > assumption of the Birth-Giver of God
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3 the Assumption (of the Birth-giver of God)
Христианство: Взятие Божией Матери на небоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > the Assumption (of the Birth-giver of God)
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4 the Assumption
Христианство: Успение, (of the Birth-giver of God) Взятие Божией Матери на небо -
5 assumption
1. n принятие на себя2. n юр. принятие на себя устного или письменного обязательства3. n присвоение, захват4. n притворство5. n высокомерие, надменность; самонадеянность6. n предположение, допущение; исходное положениеwe proceed from the assumption that … — мы исходим из того, что …
7. n лог. исходная посылка силлогизма8. n рел. взятие живым на небо9. n рел. УспениеСинонимический ряд:1. appropriation (noun) accepting; appropriation; assuming; shouldering; taking over2. arrogance (noun) arrogance; brass; conceit; contumely; effrontery; forwardness; haughtiness; nerve; pride3. face (noun) brashness; brazenness; cheek; cheekiness; face; familiarity; gall; presumptuousness; temerity4. seizure (noun) arrogation; pre-emption; seizure; usurpation5. supposition (noun) apriorism; conjecture; hypothesis; posit; postulate; postulation; premise; presumption; presupposition; supposition; surmise; theory; thesisАнтонимический ряд:fact; knowledge; rejection; surrender
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