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1 chaste
tʃeɪst прил.
1) целомудренный, непорочный( не имеющий внебрачных связей) She was a holy woman, innocent and chaste. ≈ Она была святой женщиной, чистой и непорочной. Syn: continent I, pure, virgin
2., virtuous, maiden
2. Ant: immoral, lewd
2) не состоящий в браке;
девственный Syn: celibate
2.
3) сдержанный;
скромный Syn: modest
4) строгий, чистый, простой( о стиле) chaste classicism ≈ строгий классицизм chaste style ≈ сдержанный стиль, строгий стиль Syn: austere
5) незагрязненный, чистый, незапятнанный Syn: clean
1., spotless Ant: impure, dirty
1. целомудренный;
девственный;
непорочный, невинный;
- * eyes невинный взор;
- * wife добродетельная жена строгий;
чистый;
простой;
скромный;
сдержанный;
- * deportment скромное поведение;
- * taste строгий /неиспорченный/ вкус chaste строгий, чистый (о стиле) ;
простой ~ целомудренный;
девственный -
2 chaste
[ʧeɪst]прил.1) целомудренный, непорочный ( не имеющий внебрачных связей)She was a holy woman, innocent and chaste. — Она была святой женщиной, чистой и непорочной.
Syn:Ant:2) не состоящий в браке; девственныйSyn:celibate 2.3) сдержанный; скромныйSyn:4) строгий, чистый, простой ( о стиле)chaste style — сдержанный, строгий стиль
Syn:5) незагрязнённый, чистый, незапятнанныйSyn:Ant:
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