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1 глубокая древность
стародавние времена, древность — remote ages
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > глубокая древность
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2 в глубине веков
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3 древность
1) General subject: ancientness, ancientry, antiquity, old, remote ages2) Geology: age3) Religion: ancientry (Ancient times)4) Oceanography: antiquity (напр. жизни в море) -
4 стародавние времена
1) General subject: elder times, remote ages2) Makarov: ancient time, ancient timesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > стародавние времена
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5 глубина
ж.1. depth; (перен.: чувства, переживания тж.) intensity; (мысли, ума и т. п. тж.) profundityизмерять глубину (рд.) — sound (d.), sound the depth (of), plumb (d.); fathom (тж. перен.)
2. (леса, страны и т. п.) heart; (зала и т. п.) interior♢
в глубине веков — in ancient days / times, in remote agesв глубине души — at heart, in one's heart of hearts
из глубины души — from one's heart, from the bottom of one's soul
от глубины души — with all one's heart, with one's whole heart
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6 глубина
ж.1) (расстояние до нижнего или дальнего предела; пространство вглубь) depthна глубине́ десяти́ ме́тров — at the depth of ten metres
пять ме́тров в глубину́ — five metres deep
измеря́ть глубину́ (рд.) — sound (d), sound the depth (of); ( бросать лот) plumb (d); fathom [-ð-] (d)
в глуби́нах океа́на — in the depths of the ocean
2) (рд.; интенсивность, серьёзность, многоплановость) depth, profoundness; profundity книжн.••в глубине́ веко́в — in ancient days / times, in remote ages
в глубине́ души́ — at heart, in one's heart of hearts
до глубины́ души́ — to the innermost of one's heart
из глубины́ души́ — from the bottom of one's heart / soul
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7 в глубине веков
in ancient days/times, in remote agesРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > в глубине веков
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8 апостольское время
время роста; подростковый возраст — growing age
стародавние времена, древность — remote ages
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > апостольское время
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9 Ц-11
времена, времён ЦАРЯ ГОРОХА coll, humor NP gen Invar nonagreeing postmodif fixed WO(in or from) very remote times: (in (from)) the olden days(in (from)) the days of yore ages ago (in (from)) the year one. -
10 царя Гороха
• ВРЕМЕНА, ВРЕМЁН ЦАРЯ ГОРОХА coll, humor[NPgen; Invar; nonagreeing postmodif; fixed WO]=====⇒ (in or from) very remote times:- (in < from>) the olden days;- (in < from>) the days of yore;- ages ago;- (in < from>) the year one.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > царя Гороха
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