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мир, терзаемый безумием — a world torn by unreason
Синонимический ряд:разорить (глаг.) обобрать до нитки; оставить в одной рубашке; оставить одну рубашку; пустить с сумой; разорить; снять последнюю рубашку; снять рубашку; снять штаны -
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I муж.; только ед.( отсутствие вражды) peaceотпускать с миром — let go in peace, let smb. off
II муж.идите с миром — go in peace, be well
1) (в разл. знач.) world, universe; planetвеликие мира сего — the mighty/exalted of the earth
весь мир — world at large, whole world, entire world ; all outdoors амер.
внешний мир — outside/outer world
внутренний мир — inward/inner life
потусторонний мир — the other/next world, the beyond
третий мир — полит. ( неприсоединившиеся страны) Third World, third world
2) устар. (светская жизнь в противоположность монастырской) the world3) устар. (peasants') community (meeting)••не от мира сего — разг. other-wordly, not of this world
перевернуть весь мир — to move heaven and earth, to turn the world upside down
с миру по нитке - голому рубаха — посл. many hands make light work, many a little makes a mickle
уходить/переселяться/отбывать в лучший мир — to leave this world, to go to a better world, to go to the next world
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