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an imaginative scheme

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1 -imaginary o imaginative?-

Nota d'uso
L'aggettivo imaginary significa “immaginario” in riferimento a persone o cose che non sono reali ed esistono solo nella fantasia: an imaginary danger, un pericolo immaginario. Imaginary non deve essere confuso con imaginative, che descrive invece persone o idee originali, fantasiose o creative: an imaginative designer, uno stilista fantasioso, imaginative writing, scrittura creativa, an imaginative scheme for a new concert hall, un progetto fantasioso per una nuova sala da concerti.

English-Italian dictionary > -imaginary o imaginative?-
2 imaginary

a воображаемый, мнимый, вымышленный, придуманный Прилагательное imaginary связано со значением глагола to imagine — воображать, фантазировать, придумывать. Прилагательное imaginative по смыслу связано с существительным imagination и обозначает обладающий воображением, творческий:
imaginative people — люди творческого ума, с выдумкой;

an imaginative scheme — оригинальный план;

an imaginative school teacher — творческий преподаватель.

English-Russian word troubles > imaginary
3 imaginary

[ɪ'mædʒ(ə)n(ə)rɪ]
adj

воображаемый, мнимый, вымышленный, придуманный, нереальный

- imaginary places
- live in an imaginary world
CHOICE OF WORDS:

Прилагательное imaginary связано со значением глагола to imagine - воображать, фантазировать, придумывать. Прилагательное imaginative по смыслу связано с существительным imagination и обозначает обладающий воображением, творческий: imaginative people люди творческого ума/люди с выдумкой; an imaginative scheme оригинальный план; an imaginative school teacher творческий преподаватель

English-Russian combinatory dictionary > imaginary
4 literatura de ficción

(n.) = imaginative literature, imaginative writing

Ex. In short, imaginative literature can add greatly to an understanding of educational problems and the social milieu in which they find expression.

Ex. The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

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(n.) = imaginative literature, imaginative writing

Ex: In short, imaginative literature can add greatly to an understanding of educational problems and the social milieu in which they find expression.

Ex: The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

Spanish-English dictionary > literatura de ficción
5 de capa caída

= at a low ebb, in (the) doldrums

Ex. The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

Ex. Thanks to the skewed-up policies of the state government the state's finances are in doldrums.

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= at a low ebb, in (the) doldrums

Ex: The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

Ex: Thanks to the skewed-up policies of the state government the state's finances are in doldrums.

Spanish-English dictionary > de capa caída
6 en un nivel bajo

= at a low ebb

Ex. The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

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= at a low ebb

Ex: The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

Spanish-English dictionary > en un nivel bajo
7 en un punto bajo

= at a low ebb

Ex. The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

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= at a low ebb

Ex: The state purchasing scheme for new literature was introduced at a time when imaginative writing was at a low ebb.

Spanish-English dictionary > en un punto bajo
8 wild

1. adjective
1) wild lebend [Tier]; wild wachsend [Pflanze]

grow wild — wild wachsen

wild beast — wildes Tier

2) (rough) unzivilisiert; (bleak) wild [Landschaft, Gegend]

3) (unrestrained) wild; ungezügelt; wild, wüst [Bursche, Unordnung, Durcheinander]

run wild — [Pferd, Hund:] frei herumlaufen; [Kind:] herumtoben; [Pflanzen:] wuchern

let one's imagination run wild — seiner Fantasie freien Lauf lassen

4) (stormy) stürmisch; tobend [Wellen]

5) rasend [Wut, Zorn, Eifersucht, Beifall]; unbändig [Freude, Wut, Zorn, Schmerz]; wild [Erregung, Zorn, Geschrei]; panisch [Angst]; irr [Blick]

be/become wild [with something] — [vor etwas (Dat.)] außer sich (Dat.) sein/außer sich (Akk.) geraten

send or drive somebody wild — jemanden rasend vor Erregung machen

6) (coll.): (very keen)

be wild about somebody/something — wild auf jemanden/etwas sein

I'm not wild about it — ich bin nicht wild darauf (ugs.)

7) (coll.): (angry) wütend

be wild with or at somebody — eine Wut auf jemanden haben

8) (reckless) ungezielt [Schuss, Schlag]; unbedacht [Verhalten, Versprechen, Gerede]; aus der Luft gegriffen [Anschuldigungen, Behauptungen]; maßlos [Übertreibung]; irrwitzig [Plan, Idee, Versuch, Hoffnung]
2. noun
the wild[s] — die Wildnis

see an animal in the wild — ein Tier in freier Wildbahn sehen

in the wilds — (coll.) in der Pampa (ugs.)

the call of the wild — der Ruf der Wildnis

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adjective

1) ((of animals) not tamed: wolves and other wild animals.) wild

2) ((of land) not cultivated.) verwildert

3) (uncivilized or lawless; savage: wild tribes.) wild

4) (very stormy; violent: a wild night at sea; a wild rage.) wild

5) (mad, crazy, insane etc: wild with hunger; wild with anxiety.) verrückt

6) (rash: a wild hope.) unsinnig

7) (not accurate or reliable: a wild guess.) wild

8) (very angry.) rasend

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- academic.ru/93772/wildly">wildly
- wildness
- wildfire: spread like wildfire
- wildfowl
- wild-goose chase
- wildlife
- in the wild
- the wilds
- the Wild West
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wild

[waɪld]

I. adj

1. inv (not domesticated) wild; cat, duck, goose Wild-

lions and tigers are \wild animals Tiger und Löwen leben in freier Wildbahn

\wild horse Wildpferd nt

2. (uncultivated) country, landscape rau, wild

\wild flowers wild wachsende Blumen

3. (uncivilized) people unzivilisiert; behaviour undiszipliniert; situation chaotisch

to lead a \wild life ein zügelloses Leben führen

\wild and woolly esp BRIT ungehobelt

4. (uncontrolled) unbändig; (disorderly) wirr

a wave of \wild fury overcame her sie wurde von unbändiger Wut gepackt

he had this \wild look in his eye er hatte diesen verstörten Blick

\wild hair/hairstyle wirres Haar/wirre Frisur

\wild party wilde [o ausgelassene] Party

\wild talk wirres Gerede

5. (stormy) wind, weather rau, stürmisch

6. (excited) wild, ungezügelt; (not sensible) verrückt fam

\wild applause stürmischer [o tosender] Applaus

in \wild rage in blinder Wut

to be/go \wild außer sich dat sein/geraten, aus dem Häuschen sein/geraten fam

to go \wild with excitement in helle Aufregung geraten

7. ( fam: angry) wütend, außer sich dat

▪ to be \wild with [or at] sb/sth auf jdn/etw wütend sein

to be \wild with fury vor Wut [ganz] außer sich dat sein

to drive sb \wild jdn rasend machen [o fam in Rage bringen]

to go \wild aus der Haut fahren fam

8. ( fam: enthusiastic)

▪ to be \wild about sb/sth auf jdn/etw ganz wild [o versessen] sein

▪ to be \wild to do sth wild [o versessen] [o sl scharf] darauf sein, etw zu tun

9. (not accurate) ungezielt; (imaginative) wild

their estimate of the likely cost was pretty \wild sie hatten wilde Vorstellungen von den voraussichtlichen Kosten

beyond one's \wildest dreams mehr als je erträumt

they had been successful beyond their \wildest dreams sie waren erfolgreicher, als sie es sich je erträumt hatten

never in one's \wildest dreams auch in seinen kühnsten Träumen nicht

to make a \wild guess wild drauflosraten fam

a \wild plan [or scheme] ein unausgegorener Plan

\wild throw Fehlwurf m

10. (extreme) stark, heftig

\wild variations enorme Unterschiede

11. inv CARDS beliebig einsetzbar

12. ( fam: great) klasse fam, geil sl

this music is really \wild, man diese Musik ist echt geil, Mann

13.

▶ \wild horses couldn't [or wouldn't] make me do sth keine zehn Pferde könnten mich dazu bringen, etw zu tun fam

▶ to sow one's \wild oats sich dat die Hörner abstoßen fam

II. adv inv wild

to grow \wild wild wachsen

to live \wild (person, animals) in Freiheit leben; (esp exotic animals) in freier Wildbahn leben

to run \wild child, person sich dat selbst überlassen sein; animals frei herumlaufen; garden verwildern; plants ins Kraut schießen

III. n

1. (natural environment)

▪ the \wild die Wildnis

in the \wilds of Africa im tiefsten Afrika

to survive in the \wild in freier Wildbahn überleben

2. ( fig: remote places)

▪ the \wilds pl die Pampa f kein pl oft hum fam

▪ [out] in the \wilds in der Pampa fig, oft hum fam, jwd hum fam

in the \wilds of Edmonton im hintersten Edmonton

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[waɪld]
1. adj (+er)

1) (= not domesticated, not civilized) wild; people unzivilisiert; garden, wood verwildert; flowers wild wachsend

wild animals — Tiere pl in freier Wildbahn

the wild animals of Northern Europe — Tiere pl Nordeuropas, die Tierwelt Nordeuropas

a lion is a wild animal — der Löwe lebt in freier Wildbahn

the plant in its wild state — die Pflanze im Naturzustand

2) (= stormy) weather, wind, sea rau, stürmisch

3) (= excited, frantic, unruly, riotous) wild (with vor +dat); (= disordered) hair wirr, unordentlich; joy, desire unbändig

4) (inf: angry) wütend (with, at mit, auf +acc), rasend

it drives or makes me wild — das macht mich ganz wild or rasend

to get wild — wild werden (inf)

5) (inf

= very keen) to be wild about sb/sth — auf jdn/etw wild or scharf (inf) or versessen sein

to be wild to do sth (esp US) — wild or scharf (inf) or versessen darauf sein, etw zu tun

6) (= rash, extravagant) verrückt; promise unüberlegt; exaggeration maßlos, wild; allegation wild; fluctuations stark; expectations, imagination, fancies kühn

never in my wildest dreams — auch in meinen kühnsten Träumen nicht

7) (= wide of the mark, erratic) Fehl-; spelling unsicher

wild throw — Fehlwurf m

wild shot — Fehlschuss m

it was just/he took a wild guess — es war/er hatte nur so (wild) drauflosgeraten

8) (CARDS) beliebig verwendbar

9) (inf: fantastic, great) film, concert etc toll (inf)

2. adv

1) (= in the natural state) grow wild; run frei

to let one's imagination run wild — seiner Fantasie or Phantasie (dat) freien Lauf lassen

the roses/the children have run wild — die Rosen/die Kinder sind verwildert

he lets his kids run wild (pej) — er lässt seine Kinder auf der Straße aufwachsen

in the country the kids can run wild — auf dem Land kann man die Kinder einfach laufen or herumspringen lassen

2) (= without aim) shoot ins Blaue, drauflos; (= off the mark) go, throw daneben

3. n
Wildnis f
in the wild — in der Wildnis, in freier Wildbahn

the call of the wild — der Ruf der Wildnis

the wilds — die Wildnis

out in the wilds of Berkshire — im hintersten Berkshire

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wild [waıld]

A adj (adv wildly)

1. ZOOL wild:

a) ungezähmt, in Freiheit lebend, frei lebend

b) gefährlich

2. BOT wild (wachsend):

wild honey wilder Honig; → oat 1

3. wild:

a) verwildert, wildromantisch

b) verlassen (Gegend etc)

4. wild, unzivilisiert (Stämme etc)

5. wild, stürmisch (Küste etc)

6. wild, wütend, heftig (Streit, Sturm etc)

7. irr, verstört, wild (Blick)

8. wild:

the horse got wild das Pferd scheute

9. wild:

a) rasend, außer sich ( beide:

with vor dat)

b) umg wütend ( about über akk):

wild pain rasender Schmerz;

wild rage rasende Wut;

be wild with enthusiasm vor Begeisterung rasen;

wild with fear wahnsinnig vor Angst sein;

drive sb wild umg jemanden wild machen, jemanden zur Raserei oder in Rage bringen

10. a) wild, nicht zu bändigen(d), ungezügelt (Kinder, Leidenschaft etc)

b) frenetisch (Applaus)

11. wild, ausgelassen, unbändig (Fröhlichkeit etc)

12. umg

a) wild, toll, verrückt

b) ausschweifend:

wild years tolle oder bewegte Jahre;

wild youth stürmische Jugend;

wild orgies wilde Orgien

13. (about) umg (ganz) versessen (auf akk), wild (nach)

14. hirnverbrannt umg, unsinnig, abenteuerlich (Plan etc)

15. plan-, ziellos, aufs Geratewohl:

a wild blow ein ungezielter Schlag;

a wild guess eine grobe Schätzung;

at a wild guess grob geschätzt;

make a wild guess grob schätzen;

a wild shot ein Schuss ins Blaue

16. wüst, wild (Durcheinander etc):

wild hair wirres Haar

B adv (blind) drauflos, aufs Geratewohl, ins Blaue (hinein):

run wild

a) BOT ins Kraut schießen,

b) verwildern (Garten etc; a. fig Kinder etc);

shoot wild ins Blaue schießen, blind drauflosschießen;

talk wild

a) (wild) drauflosreden,

b) sinnloses Zeug reden

C s meist pl Wildnis f:

in the wilds of Africa im tiefsten oder finstersten Afrika: → release A 1

D v/i go wilding bes US sl Straßenrandale machen, auf der Straße randalieren (Jugendbande)

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1. adjective
1) wild lebend [Tier]; wild wachsend [Pflanze]

grow wild — wild wachsen

wild beast — wildes Tier

2) (rough) unzivilisiert; (bleak) wild [Landschaft, Gegend]

3) (unrestrained) wild; ungezügelt; wild, wüst [Bursche, Unordnung, Durcheinander]

run wild — [Pferd, Hund:] frei herumlaufen; [Kind:] herumtoben; [Pflanzen:] wuchern

let one's imagination run wild — seiner Fantasie freien Lauf lassen

4) (stormy) stürmisch; tobend [Wellen]

5) rasend [Wut, Zorn, Eifersucht, Beifall]; unbändig [Freude, Wut, Zorn, Schmerz]; wild [Erregung, Zorn, Geschrei]; panisch [Angst]; irr [Blick]

be/become wild [with something] — [vor etwas (Dat.)] außer sich (Dat.) sein/außer sich (Akk.) geraten

send or drive somebody wild — jemanden rasend vor Erregung machen

6) (coll.): (very keen)

be wild about somebody/something — wild auf jemanden/etwas sein

I'm not wild about it — ich bin nicht wild darauf (ugs.)

7) (coll.): (angry) wütend

be wild with or at somebody — eine Wut auf jemanden haben

8) (reckless) ungezielt [Schuss, Schlag]; unbedacht [Verhalten, Versprechen, Gerede]; aus der Luft gegriffen [Anschuldigungen, Behauptungen]; maßlos [Übertreibung]; irrwitzig [Plan, Idee, Versuch, Hoffnung]
2. noun
the wild[s] — die Wildnis

see an animal in the wild — ein Tier in freier Wildbahn sehen

in the wilds — (coll.) in der Pampa (ugs.)

the call of the wild — der Ruf der Wildnis

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nur sing. West n.

Wildwest m.

English-german dictionary > wild
9 wild

[waɪld] adj

1) inv ( not domesticated) wild; cat, duck, goose Wild-;

lions and tigers are \wild animals Tiger und Löwen leben in freier Wildbahn;

\wild horse Wildpferd nt

2) ( uncultivated) country, landscape rau, wild;

\wild flowers wild wachsende Blumen

3) ( uncivilized) people unzivilisiert; behaviour undiszipliniert; situation chaotisch;

to lead a \wild life ein zügelloses Leben führen;

\wild and woolly ( esp Brit) ungehobelt

4) ( uncontrolled) unbändig;

( disorderly) wirr;

a wave of \wild fury overcame her sie wurde von unbändiger Wut gepackt;

he had this \wild look in his eye er hatte diesen verstörten Blick;

\wild hair/ hairstyle wirres Haar/wirre Frisur;

\wild party wilde [o ausgelassene] Party;

\wild talk wirres Gerede

5) ( stormy) wind, weather rau, stürmisch

6) ( excited) wild, ungezügelt;

( not sensible) verrückt ( fam)

\wild applause stürmischer [o tosender] Applaus;

in \wild rage in blinder Wut;

to be/go \wild außer sich dat sein/geraten, aus dem Häuschen sein/geraten ( fam)

to go \wild with excitement in helle Aufregung geraten

7) (fam: angry) wütend, außer sich dat;

to be \wild with [or at] sb/ sth auf jdn/etw wütend sein;

to be \wild with fury vor Wut [ganz] außer sich dat sein;

to drive sb \wild jdn rasend machen [o ( fam) in Rage bringen];

to go \wild aus der Haut fahren ( fam)

8) (fam: enthusiastic)

to be \wild about sb/ sth auf jdn/etw ganz wild [o versessen] sein;

to be \wild to do sth wild [o versessen] [o (sl) scharf] darauf sein, etw zu tun

9) ( not accurate) ungezielt;

( imaginative) wild;

their estimate of the likely cost was pretty \wild sie hatten wilde Vorstellungen von den voraussichtlichen Kosten;

beyond one's \wildest dreams mehr als je erträumt;

they had been successful beyond their \wildest dreams sie waren erfolgreicher, als sie es sich je erträumt hatten;

never in one's \wildest dreams auch in seinen kühnsten Träumen nicht;

to make a \wild guess wild drauflosraten ( fam)

a \wild plan [or scheme] ein unausgegorener Plan;

\wild throw Fehlwurf m

10) ( extreme) stark, heftig;

\wild variations enorme Unterschiede

11) inv cards beliebig einsetzbar

12) (fam: great) klasse ( fam), geil (sl)

this music is really \wild, man diese Musik ist echt geil, Mann

PHRASES:

\wild horses couldn't [or wouldn't] make me do sth keine zehn Pferde könnten mich dazu bringen, etw zu tun ( fam)

to sow one's \wild oats sich dat die Hörner abstoßen ( fam) adv

inv wild;

to grow \wild wild wachsen;

to live \wild (person, animals) in Freiheit leben;

( esp exotic animals) in freier Wildbahn leben;

to run \wild child, person sich dat selbst überlassen sein; animals frei herumlaufen; garden verwildern; plants ins Kraut schießen n

1) ( natural environment)

the \wild die Wildnis;

in the \wilds of Africa im tiefsten Afrika;

to survive in the \wild in freier Wildbahn überleben;

2) (fig: remote places)

the \wilds pl die Pampa f kein pl ( oft hum) ( fam)

[out] in the \wilds in der Pampa (fig, oft hum) ( fam), jwd ( hum) ( fam)

in the \wilds of Edmonton im hintersten Edmonton

English-German students dictionary > wild
10 fanciful

1. a капризный, с причудами

fanciful child — капризный ребёнок

2. a обладающий живым воображением, фантазией

3. a фантастический, нереальный

fanciful scheme — нереальный план

4. a причудливый, странный, прихотливый

fanciful head-dress — причудливый головной убор

Синонимический ряд:

1. creative (adj.) creative; imaginative; inventive

2. fancied (adj.) conceptual; fancied; imaginary; imagined; notional; shadowy; unreal

3. fictitious (adj.) chimerical; fantastic; fictional; fictitious; fictive; illusory; invented; made-up; suppositious; supposititious

4. whimsical (adj.) capricious; dreamlike; extravagant; fancy; fantastical; flighty; frivolous; ideal; irregular; playful; visionary; whimsical

Антонимический ряд:

real; serious; unimaginative

English-Russian base dictionary > fanciful
11 practical

1. n практические занятия

practical application — практическое применение

practical sterility — практическая стерильность

put in practical use — практически использовать

for practical reasons — из практических соображений

practical recommendations — практические рекомендации

2. n прагматик; практичный человек

practical advice — практичный совет

practical method — практичный метод

practical person — практичный человек

sound practical — быть практичным; разумным; целесообразным

3. a практический; связанный с применением на практике; утилитарный

practical question — практический вопрос

practical purposes — практические цели

practical chemistry — практическая химия

practical acquaintance with a language — практическое владение языком

practical application of a theory — применение теории на практике

practical rate of fire — боевая скорострельность

from a practical point of view, for all practical purposes — с чисто практической точки зрения

of no practical value — не имеющий практической ценности

practical suggestion — практический совет

practical guide — практическое руководство

practical reasoning — практическое мышление

practical cataloger — каталогизатор - практик

practical procedure — практически выполняемая операция

4. a практичный, удобный; полезный; целесообразный

practical dress — практичное платье

5. a практичный, практический, дельный

not a very practical young man — не очень практичный молодой человек

practical margin — практическая исправляющая способность

practical running — практический выстрел

practical purpose — практическая цель

6. a осуществимый, реальный

practical scheme — реальный план

practical realizability — реальная осуществимость

7. a фактический, настоящий

practical farmer — непосредственно работающий на земле фермер

practical ruler of the country — фактический правитель страны

8. a с практическим опытом работы

practical engineer — инженер-практик

practical mechanics — работы

practical step — практический шаг

9. a земной, прозаический

practical affairs — прозаические дела

Синонимический ряд:

1. businesslike (adj.) businesslike; business-like; efficient; orderly; pragmatic; sensible; systematic; unromantic

2. experienced (adj.) experienced; old; old-time; practiced; seasoned; skilled; versed; vet; veteran

3. functional (adj.) advantageous; functional; handy; practicable; serviceable; useful; utile; utilitarian

4. implicit (adj.) constructive; implicit; virtual

5. prosaic (adj.) prosaic; tedious; unimaginative; uninteresting

6. realistic (adj.) down-to-earth; earthy; hard; hard-boiled; hardheaded; hard-headed; matter-of-fact; objective; practic; pragmatical; realistic; sober; tough-minded; unfantastic; unidealistic; unsentimental

7. sound (adj.) balanced; discreet; discriminating; judicious; operative; sound; usable

Антонимический ряд:

idealistic; imaginative; impossible; impractical; indiscreet; inefficient; senseless; theoretical; unreal; unserviceable; unsound; unworkable; useless

English-Russian base dictionary > practical
12 Eiffel, Alexandre Gustave

SUBJECT AREA: Civil engineering

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b. 15 December 1832 Dijon, France

d. 27 December 1923 Paris, France

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French engineer, best known for the famous tower in Paris that bears his name.

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During his long life Eiffel, together with a number of architects, was responsible for the design and construction of a wide variety of bridges, viaducts, harbour installations, exhibition halls, galleries and department stores; he set up his own firm in 1867 to handle such construction. Of particular note were his great arched bridges, such as the 530 ft (162 m) span arch over the River Douro at Oporto in Portugal (1877–9) and the 550 ft (168 m) span of the Pont de Garabit over the Truyère in France (1880–4). He was responsible in 1884 for the protective iron-work for the Statue of Liberty in New York and, a year later, for the great dome over the Nice Observatory. In 1876 he had collaborated with Boileau to build the Bon Marché department store in Paris. The predominant material for all these structures was iron, and, in some cases glass was important. The famous Eiffel Tower in Paris is entirely of wrought iron, and the legs are supported on masonry piers that are each set into concrete beneath the ground. The idea of the tower was first conceived in 1884 by Maurice Koechlin and Emile Nougier, and Eiffel won a competition for the commission to built the structure. His imaginative and practical scheme was for a strong lightweight construction 984 ft (300 m) high, with its 12,000 sections to be prefabricated and riveted together largely before erection; the open, perforated design reduced the problems of wind resistance. The tower was constructed on schedule by 1889 to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the French Revolution and was the tallest structure in the world until the erection of the Empire State Building in New York in 1930–2.

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Further Reading

J.Harriss, 1975, The Tallest Tower: Eiffel and the Belle Epoque, Boston: Hough ton Mifflin.

F.Poncetton, 1939, Eiffel: Le Magicien du Fer, Paris: Tournelle.

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",-li 1. imagined thing, vision, fancy; fantasy; dream; daydream. 2. imagination. 3. image, reflection. 4. shadow, indistinct image. 5. ghost, vision, apparition. 6. flat figure used in a shadow show. 7. shadow show. -e dalmak to daydream. - etmek /ı/ to imagine. -inden geçirmek /ı/ to dream of, think of. - gibi 1. like a dream. 2. very thin (person). - gücü imagination, imaginative power. -i ham impossible scheme, wild idea. -e kapılmak to be carried away by one´s imaginings, let one´s imagination run away with one. - kırıklığı disappointment. - kırıklığına uğramak to be disappointed. - kırıklığına uğratmak /ı/ to disappoint. - kurmak to dream dreams, build castles in the air. - mahsulü figment of the imagination. - meyal vaguely, indistinctly. - olmak to be realized only in one´s imagination, turn out to be nothing more than a dream. - oyunu shadow show, shadow play."

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