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infrangible promise — твёрдое обещание, нерушимое слово
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > solemn promise
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торжественное обещание, клятваАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > solemn promise
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adjectivefeierlich; ernst [Anlass, Gespräch]* * *['soləm]1) (serious and earnest: a solemn question; He looked very solemn as he announced the bad news.) ernst2) (stately; having formal dignity: a solemn procession.) feierlich•- academic.ru/91841/solemnly">solemnly- solemnness
- solemnity* * *so·lemn[ˈsɒləm, AM ˈsɑ:ləm]1. (ceremonial) feierlich\solemn commitment heilige Verpflichtung\solemn oath heiliger Eid\solemn occasion feierlicher Anlass\solemn promise heiliges Versprechento make a \solemn promise to sb to do sth jdm hoch und heilig versprechen, etw zu tun\solemn undertaking heiliges Unternehmen2. (grave) ernsthis \solemn face betrayed the seriousness of the matter seine düstere Miene verriet den Ernst der Angelegenheit\solemn look ernster Blick\solemn voice getragene Stimme* * *['sɒləm]adjfeierlich; face, mood, music also, person, plea, warning ernst; architecture ehrwürdig, erhaben; promise, duty, oath heilig; (= drab) colour tristin a solemn tone — mit feierlicher Stimme
I give you my solemn word — ich verspreche es hoch und heilig
* * *1. allg feierlich, ernst, solenn:solemn music ernste Musik2. feierlich (Erklärung etc):solemn contract JUR formeller Vertrag;solemn oath feierlicher oder heiliger Eid3. ehrwürdig, hehr, erhaben (Dom etc)4. festlich, feierlich:solemn state dinner Staatsbankett n6. düster (Farben)* * *adjectivefeierlich; ernst [Anlass, Gespräch]* * *adj.ernst adj.feierlich adj. -
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['sɔlɔm]adjShe was solemn in her promise. — Она дала торжественное обещание.
- solemn momentShe sounded solemn in her warning. — Ее предупреждение звучало торжественно
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'soləm1) (serious and earnest: a solemn question; He looked very solemn as he announced the bad news.) solemne2) (stately; having formal dignity: a solemn procession.) serio•- solemnly- solemnness
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solemn adj solemne / seriotr['sɒləm]1 (ceremony, oath, etc) solemne2 (expression) serio,-asolemn ['sɑləm] adj: solemne, serio♦ solemnly advadj.• aplomado, -a adj.• grave adj.• reverendo, -a adj.• serio, -a adj.• solemne adj.'sɑːləm, 'sɒləma) (serious, formal) <occasion/silence> solemne['sɒlǝm]ADJ [person, face] serio, adusto; [warning] serio; [occasion, promise] solemnehe looked solemn — estaba muy serio, tenía un aspecto adusto
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1) ( ceremonial) feierlich;\solemn commitment heilige Verpflichtung;\solemn oath heiliger Eid;\solemn occasion feierlicher Anlass;\solemn promise heiliges Versprechen;to make a \solemn promise to sb to do sth jdm hoch und heilig versprechen, etw zu tun;\solemn undertaking heiliges Unternehmen2) ( grave) ernst;his \solemn face betrayed the seriousness of the matter seine düstere Miene verriet den Ernst der Angelegenheit;\solemn look ernster Blick;\solemn voice getragene Stimme -
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عَهْد \ day: time: in the days of your grandfather space travel was unknown. period: a particular time in history (or in sb.’s life, etc.): the Victorian period (the time when Queen Victoria ruled). pledge: a solemn promise. promise: a solemn declaration that one will do sth.: An honest man never breaks a promise. regime: government; way of governing: An army regime took control of the country. reign: the period during which a king or queen holds office. vow: a solemn promise. word: a promise: I give you my word that it is true. \ See Also وعد (وَعْد) -
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1. a серьёзный2. a торжественный3. a внушительный, импозантный4. a напыщенный, надутый, важничающий5. a официальный, формальный6. a тёмный, мрачный7. a священный, святойСинонимический ряд:1. absolute (adj.) absolute; earnest; steadfast2. depressing (adj.) depressing; gloomy; grim3. dignified (adj.) ceremonial; ceremonious; conventional; dignified; formal; ritual; stately4. grand (adj.) august; awe-inspiring; grand; imposing; impressive; majestic; overwhelming; venerable5. grave (adj.) brooding; grave; pensive; sober; stern; unsmiling6. religious (adj.) devotional; divine; hallowed; holy; religious; reverential; sacred7. serious (adj.) austere; deliberate; heavy; intense; no-nonsense; poker-faced; reflective; sedate; serious; sobersided; somber; sombre; staid; thoughtful; weightyАнтонимический ряд:cheerful; festive; frivolous; informal; insignificant; jovial; light; lively; ordinary; petty; profane; rejoicing; slight; unhallowed -
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وَعْد \ pledge: a solemn promise. promise: a solemn declaration that one will do sth.: An honest man never breaks a promise. word: a promise: I give you my word that it is true.
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solemn — [[t]sɒ̱ləm[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED Someone or something that is solemn is very serious rather than cheerful or humorous. His solemn little face broke into smiles... He looked solemn. Syn: serious, sombre Derived words: solemnly ADV GRADED ADV with v … English dictionary
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promise — prom|ise1 W2S2 [ˈprɔmıs US ˈpra: ] v 1.) [I and T] to tell someone that you will definitely do or provide something or that something will happen ▪ Last night the headmaster promised a full investigation. promise to do sth ▪ She s promised to do… … Dictionary of contemporary English
solemn — sol|emn [ˈsɔləm US ˈsa: ] adj [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: solemne, from Latin solemnis ceremonial, formal, solemn ] 1.) very serious and not happy, for example because something bad has happened or because you are at an important… … Dictionary of contemporary English