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1 интеллигенция
1) General subject: clerisy (творческая, научная), intellects, intellectual, intellectuals, intelligentzia, the intellectuals, the literate2) Ironical: cerebral society3) Economy: professional classes4) Diplomatic term: middle class (согласно английской буржуазной социологии)5) Russian: intelligentsia6) Deprecatingly: eggmass7) Information technology: brainpower8) Patents: (творческая, научная) clerisy -
2 (творческая , научная) интеллигенция
Patents: clerisyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (творческая , научная) интеллигенция
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3 научные круги
1) General subject: Academe (специалисты, особ. в области гуманитарных наук)2) Bookish: clerisy3) Advertising: academic community -
4 творческая и научная интеллигенция
Politics: clerisyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > творческая и научная интеллигенция
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5 творческая интеллигенция
General subject: creative community, clerisy (the educated and intellectual people considered collectively; introduced by Coleridge to express a notion no longer associated with the clergy), artistic intelligentsia, arts intelligentsia, creative intelligentsia, the literatiУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > творческая интеллигенция
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6 учёный мир
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Clerisy — Cler i*sy, n. [LL. clericia. See {Clergy}.] 1. The literati, or well educated class. [1913 Webster] 2. The clergy, or their opinions, as opposed to the laity. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
clerisy — [kler′i sē] n. [ME clericia < LL(Ec) clericus: see CLERK] educated people as a class … English World dictionary
clerisy — noun Etymology: German Klerisei clergy, from Medieval Latin clericia, from Late Latin clericus cleric Date: 1818 intelligentsia … New Collegiate Dictionary
clerisy — /kler euh see/, n. learned persons as a class; literati; intelligentsia. [1818; < G Klerisei clergy < ML clericia, equiv. to cleric(us) CLERIC + ia IA; introduced by S.T. Coleridge] * * * … Universalium
clerisy — noun /ˈklɛrɪsi/ An elite group of intellectuals; learned people, the literati. Syn: intelligentsia … Wiktionary
clerisy — n. status of intellectuals and highly educated people … English contemporary dictionary
clerisy — [ klɛrɪsi] noun [usu. treated as plural] learned or literary people regarded as a social group. Origin C19: appar. influenced by Ger. Klerisei, based on Gk klēros (see cleric) … English new terms dictionary
clerisy — cler·i·sy … English syllables
clerisy — cler•i•sy [[t]ˈklɛr ə si[/t]] n. literati; intelligentsia • Etymology: 1818 (S.T. Coleridge); < G Klerisei clergy < ML clēricia < LL clēric(us) cleric … From formal English to slang
clerisy — The wise and intelligent upper class … Grandiloquent dictionary
clerisy — /ˈklɛrəsi/ (say kleruhsee) noun learned people; the literati. {Medieval Latin clēricia} …