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1 amenities
1. блага; удобства; общественные нужды2. красотаСинонимический ряд:1. comforts (noun) agreeable pursuits; amenities; comforts; conveniences; facilities; features; nice things; niceties; social pleasures2. courtesies (noun) attentions; courtesies; gallantries; pleasantries3. friendliness (noun) affability; amiability; cordiality; friendliness; geniality; pleasantness4. luxuries (noun) extravagances; frills; luxuries; superfluities5. manners (noun) civilities; decorums; etiquette; manners; mores; proprieties -
2 luxury
1. n роскошь2. n большое удовольствие, наслаждениеthe luxury of a good book — удовольствие, получаемое от хорошей книги
3. n предмет роскоши4. a роскошныйСинонимический ряд:1. comfort (noun) comfort; indulgence; style2. elegance (noun) elegance; lavishness; richness3. excess (noun) excess; nonessential4. extravagance (noun) amenity; delicacy; extravagance; frill; luxus; superfluity; treat; wastefulness5. opulence (noun) affluence; opulenceАнтонимический ряд:frugality; hardness; hardship; necessity; poverty; self-denial; squalor; stoicism
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ascetic — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ strictly self disciplined and avoiding any sensory pleasures or luxuries. ► NOUN ▪ an ascetic person. DERIVATIVES ascetically adverb asceticism noun. ORIGIN from Greek ask t s monk , from askein … English terms dictionary
ascetically — ascetic ► ADJECTIVE ▪ strictly self disciplined and avoiding any sensory pleasures or luxuries. ► NOUN ▪ an ascetic person. DERIVATIVES ascetically adverb asceticism noun. ORIGIN from Greek ask t s monk , from askein … English terms dictionary
asceticism — ascetic ► ADJECTIVE ▪ strictly self disciplined and avoiding any sensory pleasures or luxuries. ► NOUN ▪ an ascetic person. DERIVATIVES ascetically adverb asceticism noun. ORIGIN from Greek ask t s monk , from askein … English terms dictionary
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