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1 the Golden Age
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2 the golden age
зoлoтoй вeк, пepиoд pacцвeтa (культуpы, иcкуccтвa и т.п.) [этим. лaт. B иcтopии Aнглии зoлoтым вeкoм нaзывaют XVIII в. - пepиoд pacцвeтa клaccичecкoгo нaпpaвлeния в иcкуccтвe]Of late years he had been seduced by Chopin, just as in painting he had succumbed to Botticelli. In yielding to these tastes he had been conscious of divergence from the standard of the Golden Age (J. Galsworthy). Some years ago, being engaged on writing a book about Spain in the Golden Age, I had occasion to read the plays of Calderon (W. S. Maugham) -
3 the Golden Age
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4 the golden age
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5 the Golden Age
['gəuldəneɪdʒ]Золото́й век (1558-1603; в английской истории - царствование королевы Елизаветы I [Elizabeth I, 1533-1603])English-Russian Great Britain dictionary (Великобритания. Лингвострановедческий словарь) > the Golden Age
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6 the Golden Age
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7 the golden age is before, not behind us
English-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > the golden age is before, not behind us
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8 the golden age never was the present age
var: the golden age is before, not behind usнинішній вік ніколи не буває золотим вікомEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > the golden age never was the present age
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9 the gilded age
амер.; ирон.(the gilded age (тж. the Gilded Age))"позолоченный" век [период истории США приблизительно с 1870 по 1898 г., характеризующийся бурным развитием экономики и ростом влияния плутократии; образовано по аналогии с Golden Age; см. golden age]In fact the accumulations of the machine age made those of the gilded age seem slow and pitiful by contrast... (Ch. Beard and M. Beard, ‘The Rise of American Civilization’, ch. XXX) — По существу, накопление капитала в "позолоченный век" было медленным и носило жалкий характер по сравнению с накоплением капитала в машинный век.
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(golden age (тж. Golden Age))1) золотой век, период расцвета (культуры, искусства и т. п.) [этим. лат. aurea aetas; в истории Англии "золотым веком" называют XVIII в. - период процветания классического направления в искусстве]...of late years he had been seduced by Chopin, just as in painting he had succumbed to Botticelli. In yielding to these tastes he had been conscious of divergence from the standard of the Golden Age. (J. Galsworthy, ‘Indian Summer of a ‘Forsyte’’, ch. I) —...за последние годы старый Джолион поддался чарам Шопена, а в живописи не устоял перед Боттичелли. Он сознавал, что эти новые увлечения означают измену классическому канону золотого века.
Some years ago, being engaged on writing a book about Spain in the Golden Age, I had occasion to read again the plays of Calderon. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘The Point of Honour’) — Несколько лет назад, когда я писал книгу о золотом веке испанского искусства, я снова перечитал пьесы Кальдерона.
My first quarter at Lowood seemed an age; and not the golden age either. (Ch. Brontë, ‘Jane Eyre’, ch. VII) — Первые три месяца в Ловуде показались мне веком, и отнюдь не золотым.
Nearly a year since the Armistice and what a year! In anticipation the "first year of Peace" had seemed like the promise of a golden age, the portal of a new epoch when old hatreds and errors would be atoned for and forgotten. (R. Aldington, ‘All Men Are Enemies’, part II, ch. VIII) — Почти год прошел со времени перемирия. И какой год! Его ждали - этот первый год мира - как зарю золотого века, преддверие новой эпохи, когда старая вражда и прежние ошибки будут искуплены и забыты.
These are bad days, George... It's no Golden Age, that's for sure. (J. Updike, ‘The Centaur’, ch. I) — Скверные времена, Джордж... Золотым веком не назовешь.
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13 the golden wedding
‘I was keeping it for our golden wedding,’ said James suddenly, ‘but I shan't live three years at my age.’ (J. Galsworthy, ‘In Chancery’, part II, ch. IX) — - Я берег эту мадеру к нашей золотой свадьбе, - неожиданно сказал Джемс, - но я уже стар и не протяну даже трех лет.
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зoлoтaя cвaдьбa (пятидecятилeтиe cупpужecкoй жизни)'I was keeping it [мaдepa] for our golden wedding,' said James suddenly, 'but I shan't live three years at my age' (J. Galsworthy) -
15 Mashiah (In Judaism, the expected king of the Davidic line who would deliver Israel from foreign bondage and restore the glories of its golden age)
Религия: МашиахУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Mashiah (In Judaism, the expected king of the Davidic line who would deliver Israel from foreign bondage and restore the glories of its golden age)
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16 mahdi (In Islamic eschatology, a messianic deliverer who will fill the Earth with justice and equity, restore true religion, and usher in a short golden age lasting seven, eight, or nine years before the end of the world)
Религия: махдиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > mahdi (In Islamic eschatology, a messianic deliverer who will fill the Earth with justice and equity, restore true religion, and usher in a short golden age lasting seven, eight, or nine years before the end of the world)
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17 golden
golden ['gəʊldən]∎ his last book won him golden opinions from the critics son dernier livre a été encensé par la critique ou lui a valu l'éloge de toute la critique;∎ a golden opportunity une occasion en or;∎ golden hours des heures précieuses ou merveilleuses∎ golden brown doré;∎ she has long golden hair elle a de longs cheveux blonds;∎ golden yellow jaune m d'or∎ golden boy/girl enfant mf chéri(e);∎ a golden opportunity une occasion en or►► the Golden Age l'âge m d'or;golden calf veau m d'or;Golden Delicious (apple) golden f;Ornithology golden eagle aigle m royal;Mythology the Golden Fleece la Toison d'or;the Golden Gate Bridge le Golden Gate;Football golden goal but m en or;Golden Gloves = championnat américain de boxe amateur;familiar golden handcuffs primes□ fpl (versées à un cadre à intervalles réguliers pour le dissuader de partir);familiar golden handshake gratification f de fin de service□ ;familiar golden hello prime f d'embauche□ ;golden jubilee (fête f du) cinquantième anniversaire m;the golden mean le juste milieu;golden number nombre m d'or;familiar golden oldie vieux tube m;∎ he's a golden oldie il a de beaux restes;Ornithology golden oriole loriot m (jaune);familiar golden parachute prime f de licenciement□ (versé à certains cadres supérieurs en cas de rachat de l'entreprise);Ornithology golden pheasant faisan m doré;Ornithology golden plover pluvier m doré;Botany golden rain cytise f;golden retriever golden retriever m;golden rule règle f d'or;Botany golden samphire inule f;golden section section f d'or ou dorée;golden share participation f majoritaire (souvent détenue par le gouvernement britannique dans les entreprises privatisées);the Golden State = surnom donné à la Californie;British golden syrup mélasse f raffinée;golden triangle triangle m d'or;golden wedding noces fpl d'or -
18 ♦ golden
♦ golden /ˈgəʊldən/a.d'oro; dorato; aureo ( anche fig.); eccellente; felice; fiorente; prezioso: golden hair, capelli d'oro; (mitol., letter., arte) the golden age, l'età dell'oro; golden wedding, nozze d'oro; a golden remedy, un rimedio eccellente; a golden opportunity, un'occasione d'oro; a golden saying, un aureo detto; (geogr.) the Golden Horn, il Corno d'Oro ( nel Bosforo)● golden balls, «palle d'oro» ( insegna d'un monte di pegni) □ (fig. fam.) golden bowler, buon posto nella burocrazia statale □ (bot.) golden chain ► laburnum □ (zool.) golden-eye ( Bucephala clangula), quattrocchi □ the Golden Fleece, (mitol.) il vello d'oro; (stor.) il Toson d'Oro ( onorificenza) □ ( calcio) golden goal, golden gol; ‘gol d'oro’ ( che decide l'esito di una partita in uno dei due tempi supplementari: è il primo gol segnato) □ (fam., org. az.) golden handcuffs, incentivi dati ai dipendenti per indurli a restare in azienda □ (fam., fin.) golden handshake, grossa liquidazione ( ai dirigenti: al termine del rapporto di lavoro) □ (fig.) the golden key, il denaro che «unge le ruote»; la chiave che apre ogni porta □ (zool.) golden knop ( Coccinella), coccinella □ the golden mean, (geom.) la sezione aurea; (fig.) la giusta via di mezzo; l'aurea mediocritas (lat.) □ (fam., mus.) golden oldie, vecchia canzone di grande successo □ (fam., org. az.) golden parachute, accordo che garantisce stipendio e accessori ( ai dirigenti, quando c'è un cambio di proprietà aziendale) □ ( USA) golden raisins, uva sultanina □ golden-rimmed, orlato d'oro; dal bordo d'oro □ (bot.) golden rod ( Solidago virga-aurea), verga d'oro □ (fig.) the golden rule, la regola aurea □ (fin.) golden share, quota maggioritaria (spec. del governo britannico durante alcune privatizzazioni) □ (geom.) golden section, sezione aurea □ golden syrup, melassa □ (bot.) golden thistle ► scolymus □ (bot.) golden willow, salice dorato. -
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♦ age /eɪdʒ/n.1 [cu] età; anni (pl.) ( di vita): age of retirement, età pensionabile; age gap, differenza di età; She's 30 years of age, ha trent'anni (di età); John is my age, John ha la mia stessa età; a man of middle age, un uomo di mezza età; at the age of 42, all'età di 42 anni; a 42 anni d'età; at an early age, in giovane età; age range, fascia d'età; age limit, limite d'età; in our old age, da vecchi; quando saremo vecchi; ora che siamo vecchi; to feel one's age, sentire l'età (o il peso degli anni); under age (pred.), under-age (agg.), minorenne; What age are you?, quanti anni hai?; che età hai?2 età; epoca; periodo; evo; era: the Stone Age, l'età della pietra; the Victorian Age, il periodo vittoriano; our age, il nostro tempo; la nostra epoca; through the ages, attraverso i secoli4 (al pl.) (fam.) secoli; un secolo; un sacco di tempo; un'eternità: DIALOGO → - Hearing from an old friend- I haven't heard from you in ages, sono secoli che non ti sento; It went on for ages, è durato un'eternità; ages ago, un secolo fa; DIALOGO → - Coursework- I thought we had ages to do the essay, pensavo di avere un sacco di tempo per fare il tema● (stat.) age bracket, fascia d'età □ (demogr.) age distribution, distribuzione per età □ age group, gruppo di coetanei; classe; (stat.) gruppo d'età □ (metall.) age hardening, aumento di durezza causato dall'invecchiamento □ age-long, che esiste (o che dura) da molto tempo; lungo; antico □ (leg.) age of consent, età a cui si può consentire legalmente a rapporti sessuali □ age of discretion, l'età della ragione □ age-old, vecchissimo; secolare; ( di problema, ecc.) annoso □ age-related, legato all'età; dovuto all'età □ (leg.) to be of age, essere maggiorenne □ to be of an age, essere coetanei; avere la stessa età □ to be of an age to do st., avere l'età per fare qc. □ to be over-age, avere superato i limiti d'età □ (leg.) to come of age, diventare maggiorenne □ (leg.) full age, maggiore età □ the golden age, (mitol.) l'età dell'oro; (fig.) periodo aureo ( di un paese, ecc.) □ to look one's age, dimostrare la propria età □ (fam.) ripe old age, veneranda età □ (scherz.) Age before beauty!, prima i più vecchi! ( invito ironico a passare per primi) □ (fam.) Be (o Act) your age!, non fare il bambino!(to) age /eɪdʒ/A v. i.B v. t.1 invecchiare; far sembrare più vecchio2 far invecchiare; far stagionare -
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1) (of gold or the colour of gold: golden hair.) dorado, de oro2) ((of a wedding anniversary, jubilee etc) fiftieth: They will celebrate their golden wedding (anniversary) next month.) de orogolden adj1. de oro2. doradotr['gəʊldən]1 de oro2 (colour) dorado,-a3 (hair) rubio,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLgolden age época doradaGolden Age (in Spain) Siglo de Orogolden boy niño bonitogolden girl niña bonitagolden calf becerro de orogolden delicious (apple) manzana goldenGolden Fleece (mythology) el Vellocino de Orogolden goose la gallina de los huevos de orogolden handshake gratificación nombre femenino extraordinaria que uno recibe al dejar el trabajo en reconocimiento de su largo serviciogolden oldie (record) viejo éxitogolden opportunity ocasión nombre femenino de orogolden rule regla de oroGolden State Californiagolden wedding bodas nombre femenino plural de orogolden ['go:ldən] adj1) : (hecho) de oro2) : dorado, de color orogolden hair: pelo rubio3) flourishing, prosperous: dorado, prósperogolden years: años dorados4) favorable: favorable, excelentea golden opportunity: una excelente oportunidadadj.• brillante adj.• de oro adj.• dorado (Metalurgia) adj.• próspero, -a adj.• rubio, -a adj.• áureo, -a adj.n.• áureo s.m.'gəʊldən1)a) ( made of gold) de orob) ( in color) dorado2)a) (happy, prosperous) < years> doradob) ( excellent)['ɡǝʊldǝn]1. ADJ1) (in colour) dorado2) (=made of gold) de oro3) (fig) (=outstanding) [years, era] dorado; [future] excelentethis is a golden opportunity for peace — esta es una oportunidad de oro para la paz, esta es una excelente oportunidad para la paz
the golden days of... — la época dorada de...
2.CPDgolden age N — edad f de oro
the Golden Age N — (in Spanish Literature) el Siglo de Oro
golden boy * N — niño m bonito *
Golden Delicious (apple) N — manzana f golden
golden eagle N — águila f real
golden girl * N — niña f bonita *
golden goal N — (Ftbl) gol m de oro
golden goodbye N — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía ofrece a un empleado como gratificación al jubilarlo o al despedirlo
golden handcuffs NPL — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía paga a un empleado para inducirle a continuar en la empresa
golden handshake N — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía ofrece a un empleado como gratificación al jubilarlo o al despedirlo
golden hello N — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía paga a alguien para inducirle a que trabaje para esa compañía
golden jubilee N — cincuentenario m, cincuenta aniversario m
golden oldie * N — (=song) viejo éxito m ; (=footballer, singer etc) vieja gloria f
golden opportunity N — oportunidad f de oro
golden parachute N — (Comm, Ind) cláusula del contrato de un alto ejecutivo por el que se le otorgan beneficios especiales en caso de que resulte cesante debido a la adquisición de la empresa por otra
golden rule N — regla f de oro
golden share N — participación f mayoritaria
golden syrup N — (Brit) miel f de caña, melaza f de caña
the Golden Triangle N — el Triángulo Dorado or de Oro
golden wedding (anniversary) N — bodas fpl de oro
* * *['gəʊldən]1)a) ( made of gold) de orob) ( in color) dorado2)a) (happy, prosperous) < years> doradob) ( excellent)
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