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[mæg'nɪfɪsns]nome magnificenza f.* * *noun magnificenza* * *magnificence /mægˈnɪfɪsns/n. [u]magnificenza; sfarzo; splendore; sontuosità.* * *[mæg'nɪfɪsns]nome magnificenza f. -
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n великолепие; пышностьСинонимический ряд:grandeur (noun) brilliance; eclat; glitter; glory; grandeur; majesty; pomp; resplendence; resplendency; richness; royalty; sparkle; splendor; splendour; sublimity; sumptuousness -
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Синонимический ряд:1. ceremoniousness (noun) ceremoniousness; formalness; solemnness2. courtliness (noun) courtliness; graciousness3. grandness (noun) grandness; nobleness4. magnificence (noun) dignity; grandeur; greatness; honor; loftiness; magnificence; majesty; nobility -
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1. n благородство; великодушие; величие2. n дворянство, знать, аристократия3. n титулованное дворянствоСинонимический ряд:1. aristocracy (noun) aristocracy; elite; gentry; peerage; royalty; ruling class; society2. distinction (noun) distinction; eminence; prestige3. magnificence (noun) dignity; grandeur; greatness; honor; honour; integrity; loftiness; magnificence; majesty; stateliness; virtueАнтонимический ряд:disrepute; meanness; rabble -
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1. n великолепие; пышность; грандиозность2. n благородство; знатность3. n величие, благородствоСинонимический ряд:1. dignity (noun) dignity; greatness; loftiness; nobility; stateliness2. magnificence (noun) beauty; brilliance; distinction; eminence; glory; grandness; magnificence; majesty; opulence; pomp; pomp and circumstance; resplendence; richness; splendor; splendourАнтонимический ряд: -
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nounPomp, der (abwertend); Prunk, der* * *[pomp](solemn stateliness and magnificence, eg at a ceremonial occasion: The Queen arrived with great pomp and ceremony.) der Pomp- academic.ru/56728/pompous">pompous- pompously
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- pomposity* * *[pɒmp, AM pɑ:mp]with \pomp and circumstance mit Glanz und Gloria* * *[pɒmp]nPomp m, Prunk m, Gepränge nt* * ** * *nounPomp, der (abwertend); Prunk, derpomp and circumstance — festliches Gepränge (geh.)
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* * *['splendIdnɪs]n2) (= excellence) Großartigkeit f* * *1. Glanz m, Pracht f2. Großartigkeit f* * *n.Großartigkeit f. -
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'ɡlo:ri
1. plural - glories; noun1) (fame or honour: glory on the field of battle; He took part in the competition for the glory of the school.) gloria2) (a source of pride, fame etc: This building is one of the many glories of Venice.) gloria3) (the quality of being magnificent: The sun rose in all its glory.) gloria, esplendor
2. verb(to take great pleasure in: He glories in his work as an architect.) enorgullecerse de, gloriarse de- glorify- glorification
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glory n gloriatr['glɔːrɪ]1 (gen) gloria2 figurative use esplendor nombre masculino1 gloriarse (in, de)1) renown: gloria f, fama f, honor m2) praise: gloria fglory to God: gloria a Dios3) magnificence: magnificencia f, esplendor m, gloria f4)to be in one's glory : estar uno en su glorian.• blasón s.m.• brillantez s.f.• brillo s.m.• claridad (Fama) s.f.• fama s.f.• gloria s.f.• palma s.f.v.• gloriar v.• glorificar v.
I 'glɔːria) u ( fame) gloria fto cover oneself with o (BrE also) in glory — cubrirse* de gloria
b) u c (beauty, magnificence) esplendor m, gloria fthe glory of the system is that... — lo espléndido or lo maravilloso del sistema está en que...
c) u ( Relig) gloria fto be in one's glory — estar* en la gloria
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intransitive verb -ries, -rying, -ried['ɡlɔːrɪ]to glory IN something — ( take pleasure) disfrutar de algo; ( in unpleasant way) regodearse con algo
1. N1) (=honour, fame) (also Rel) gloria fglory be! — ¡gracias a Dios!
- go to gloryreflect 1., 2)2) (=splendour) gloria f, esplendor m2.VIto glory in — [+ one's success etc] enorgullecerse or jactarse de; [+ another's misfortune] disfrutar maliciosamente de
3.CPDglory hole * N — cuarto m or cajón m etc en desorden, leonera * f
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I ['glɔːri]a) u ( fame) gloria fto cover oneself with o (BrE also) in glory — cubrirse* de gloria
b) u c (beauty, magnificence) esplendor m, gloria fthe glory of the system is that... — lo espléndido or lo maravilloso del sistema está en que...
c) u ( Relig) gloria fto be in one's glory — estar* en la gloria
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intransitive verb -ries, -rying, -riedto glory IN something — ( take pleasure) disfrutar de algo; ( in unpleasant way) regodearse con algo
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tr['splendəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=splendour splendour{splendor ['splɛndər] n: esplendor mn.• esplendidez s.f.• esplendor s.m.• fulgor s.m.• gentileza s.f.• lucero s.m.• magnificencia s.f.• realce s.m.BrE splendour 'splendər, 'splendə(r) nouna) u ( magnificence) esplendor m, magnificencia fb) splendors pl (liter) maravillas fpl(US) ['splendǝ(r)]N esplendor m* * *BrE splendour ['splendər, 'splendə(r)] nouna) u ( magnificence) esplendor m, magnificencia fb) splendors pl (liter) maravillas fpl -
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1) (magnificence) Pracht, die2) (brightness) Glanz, der* * *[-də]noun die Pracht* * *splen·dour, AM splen·dor[ˈsplendəʳ, AM -dɚ]n2. (beautiful things)▪ \splendours pl Herrlichkeiten pl* * *(US) ['splendə(r)]nPracht f no pl; (of music, achievement) Großartigkeit fthe splendours of the Roman Empire — der Glanz or die Pracht des Römischen Reiches
* * *1. heller Glanz2. auch pl fig Pracht f, Herrlichkeit f, Großartigkeit f* * *(Brit.; Amer.: splendor) noun1) (magnificence) Pracht, die2) (brightness) Glanz, der* * *n.Pracht -en f. -
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[pomp](solemn stateliness and magnificence, eg at a ceremonial occasion: The Queen arrived with great pomp and ceremony.) pomp og pragt- pompous- pompously
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∎ to be covered in glory être couvert de gloire;∎ the athletes get all the glory ce sont les athlètes qui remportent toute la gloire;∎ a garden at the height of its glory un jardin au plus beau moment;∎ to have one's hour of glory avoir son heure de gloire(b) (splendour) gloire f, splendeur f;∎ the glory of a midsummer's day la splendeur d'un jour au cœur de l'été;∎ the glories of the Irish countryside les splendeurs de la campagne irlandaise;∎ in all her glory dans toute sa splendeur ou gloire;∎ Hollywood in all its glory Hollywood dans toute sa splendeur(c) (masterpiece) gloire f, joyau m;∎ the palace is one of the greatest glories of the age le palais est un des joyaux ou des chefs-d'œuvre de cette époque∎ to give glory to God rendre gloire à Dieu;∎ Christ in glory le Christ en majesté ou en gloire;∎ to the greater glory of God pour la plus grande gloire de Dieu;∎ familiar glory be! mon Dieu!∎ to go to glory passer de vie à trépas;∎ to send sb to glory expédier qn ad patres(f) (halo → of saint) gloire f►► glory hole Nautical (locker) petit placard m; (storeroom) soute f; British familiar (cupboard) débarras□ m; (untidy place) capharnaüm□ m∎ to glory in sth/doing sth se glorifier de ou s'enorgueillir de qch/de faire qch;∎ he glories in it il s'en glorifie, il en est très fier;∎ she was glorying in her new-found freedom elle jouissait de ou elle savourait sa nouvelle liberté;∎ he glories in the title of King of Hollywood il se donne le titre ronflant de roi d'Hollywood -
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gorgeousness ['gɔ:dʒəsnɪs](b) (magnificence) somptuosité fUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > gorgeousness
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1. n яркость, блеск2. n великолепие, блеск3. n способностиСинонимический ряд:1. acumen (noun) acumen; intellect; sagacity; wit2. brightness (noun) brightness; brilliancy; gaiety; glare; gleam; polish3. effulgence (noun) effulgence; refulgence; resplendence; splendor4. fire (noun) fire; luminosity; radiance5. glory (noun) glitter; glory; magnificence; sparkle; sumptuousness6. illustriousness (noun) acuteness; distinction; eminence; excellence; fame; genius; illustriousness; preeminence7. ingeniousness (noun) ingeniousness; intelligence; penetration; profundityАнтонимический ряд:drabness; notoriety; stupidity -
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1. n красота; прекрасное2. n часто привлекательная или красивая черта; украшениеbeauty unadorned — красота, не нуждающаяся в украшениях
3. n ирон. прелестьhis black eye was a beauty — синяк у него был — просто прелесть
4. n красавицаraving beauty — красавица, которая может с ума свести
5. n красотка, красавец6. n собир. библ. поэт. краса, цвет7. n разг. преимущество, достоинствоСинонимический ряд:1. advantage (noun) advantage; asset; attraction; benefit; feature; refinement; value; worth2. belle (noun) belle; enchantress; femme fatale; goddess; knock-out; seductress3. eyeful (noun) eyeful; knockout; looker; lovely; stunner4. loveliness (noun) attractiveness; charm; comeliness; elegance; grace; gracefulness; loveliness; magnificence; pulchritude; radiance; resplendence; splendor; splendour5. merit (noun) distinction; excellence; merit; perfection; virtueАнтонимический ряд:foulness; plainness; problem; ugliness
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