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allegory имя существительное: -
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10 аллегория
1) General subject: allegorism, allegory, apologue, mythology2) Construction: allegory (скульптурное изображение на здании, носящее символический характер)3) Religion: parable, similitude -
11 аллегория, имеющая философский смысл
General subject: philosophical allegoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > аллегория, имеющая философский смысл
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12 бесцветная аллегория
General subject: insipid allegoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бесцветная аллегория
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13 изложенный аллегорически
Makarov: couched under this allegoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > изложенный аллегорически
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14 иносказание
1) General subject: allegorism, allegory, circumlocution, parable, roundabout2) Obsolete: mythology3) Religion: proverb4) Linguistics: indirectness -
15 прибегнуть к иносказанию
General subject: resort to a form of allegoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прибегнуть к иносказанию
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16 скрытая аллегория
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17 туманная аллегория
General subject: twilit allegoryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > туманная аллегория
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18 удачная аллегория
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19 эмблема
1) General subject: allegory, blazon, crescent, device, emblem, emblem (фирмы и т.п.), emblem (элемент товарного знака), ensign, insignia, logograph (графический символ), logotype (графический символ), symbol, coat of arms (в частности, родов войск)2) Computers: logo3) Aviation: ensign plate4) Military: crest, flash (на головном уборе)5) Agriculture: epiblem (наружный слой клеток на корнях), epiblema (наружный слой клеток на корнях)6) Automobile industry: badging (завода-изготовителя)7) Advertising: badge, brand mark8) Patents: armorial bearings, colors (школы, клуба и т.д.), colours (школы, клуба и т.д.), logo trademark, logogram9) Business: device mark, label, legend10) Makarov: cognizance, oriflamme, type -
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