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1 fasting days
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2 fasting days
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3 fasting days
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4 fasting days
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5 semi-fasting days
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6 protein fasting days
protein (meat, fish, fruit) fasting daysбелковые (мясные, рыбные, фруктовые) разгрузочные дниEnglish-Russian dictionary of medicine > protein fasting days
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7 protein fish fasting days
мед.фраз. белковый рыбный разгрузочный деньАнгло-русский медицинский словарь > protein fish fasting days
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8 protein fruit fasting days
мед.фраз. белковый фруктовый разгрузочный деньАнгло-русский медицинский словарь > protein fruit fasting days
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9 protein meat fasting days
мед.фраз. белковый мясной разгрузочный деньАнгло-русский медицинский словарь > protein meat fasting days
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10 fasting
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11 fasting
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12 fasting for days
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13 fasting for days
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14 Ember Days
1) Религия: (In the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, four "times" set apart for special prayer and fasting and for the ordination of the clergy) дни поста и молитвы в Западной Церкви (по три дня зимой, весной, летом и осенью)2) Христианство: двенадцать дней поста -
15 Ember days
1) Религия: (In the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, four "times" set apart for special prayer and fasting and for the ordination of the clergy) дни поста и молитвы в Западной Церкви (по три дня зимой, весной, летом и осенью)2) Христианство: двенадцать дней поста -
16 Ember Days (In the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, four times set apart for special prayer and fasting and for the ordination of the clergy)
Религия: дни поста и молитвы в Западной Церкви (по три дня зимой, весной, летом и осенью)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Ember Days (In the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, four times set apart for special prayer and fasting and for the ordination of the clergy)
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17 digiuno
1. adj fastingfig privo lacking (di in)essere digiuno di notizie have no news, not have any news2. m fasta digiuno on an empty stomach* * *digiuno agg.1 fasting: sono digiuno da ieri, I have been fasting (o I haven't eaten anything) since yesterday2 (fig.) lacking (in sthg.), ignorant (of): è completamente digiuno di latino, he knows no Latin at all; sono digiuno di notizie, I have had no news (o I am without news)◆ s.m.1 fast, fasting: il digiuno quaresimale, the Lenten fast; (eccl.) giorni di digiuno, fast (o fasting) days; rompere il digiuno, to break one's fast; hanno iniziato un digiuno di protesta, they've started a hunger strike // a digiuno, on an empty stomach, (o before eating); non riesco a cantare a digiuno, I cannot sing on an empty stomach; stare a digiuno, to fast (o to be fasting); un cucchiaio a digiuno, a spoonful on an empty stomach; una medicina da prendere a digiuno, medicine to be taken before meals // digiuno forzato, hunger // predicare il digiuno a pancia piena, (prov.) the fat man knoweth not what the lean thinketh* * *[di'dʒuno] digiuno (-a)1. smfast, fasting2. aggdigiuno di — (fig : cognizioni) ignorant of
sono completamente digiuno di informatica — I haven't a clue about computers, I don't know anything about computers
* * *I [di'dʒuno]1)2) fig. (privo)essere digiuno di notizie — to have no news, to be starved for news; (senza cognizioni)
II [di'dʒuno]sono digiuno di cultura italiana — I'm strange to o I know nothing about Italian culture
sostantivo maschile1) (astinenza dal cibo) abstinence from food, fastfare digiuno — to fast, to go without food
2) fig. (totale mancanza, assenza) lack3) a digiuno [partire, bere] on an empty stomach* * *digiuno1/di'dʒuno/1 sono digiuno da ieri I haven't eaten since yesterday2 fig. (privo) essere digiuno di notizie to have no news, to be starved for news; (senza cognizioni) sono digiuno di cultura italiana I'm strange to o I know nothing about Italian culture.————————digiuno2/di'dʒuno/sostantivo m.1 (astinenza dal cibo) abstinence from food, fast; fare digiuno to fast, to go without food3 a digiuno [partire, bere] on an empty stomach; venga a digiuno don't eat anything before coming here. -
18 postny
adj* * *a.1. rel. fast, fasting; rz.-kat. Lent; postne dni fast l. fasting days.2. (= bezmięsny) meatless, fast(ing).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > postny
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19 разгрузочный
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > разгрузочный
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20 разгрузочные дни
Medicine: fasting days
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