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прил brut, e, non ouvré, e, non élaboré, e, non travaillé, e, non apprêté, e; inapprêté, e, non façonné, e, non taillé, e; non poli, e; необработен материал matière brute; необработена (естествена) коприна (вълна и пр.) soie (laine) brute, soie grège (crue, écrue); необработен диамант diamant brut (non taillé); необработен стил syle non travaillé (non poli); необработена кожа peau non préparée (non travaillée); необработена земя terre inculte (en friche). -
2 Убежище, право на убежище
♦ ( ENG asylum, right of (sanctuary)(греч. asylon от a - без и syle - право на арест; лат. asylum)средневековая практика, в соответствии с к-рой преступник, нашедший убежище в церкви, не мог быть выдворен из нее.Westminster dictionary of theological terms > Убежище, право на убежище
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4 floweriness
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