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1 cloister
ˈklɔɪstə
1. сущ.
1) монастырь cloister chapel ≈ монастырская часовня Syn: monastery, nunnery, convent
2) (the cloister) уединение;
монашеская жизнь the austerity of the cloister. ≈ аскетизм монашеской жизни Syn: monastic life
3) архит. крытая галерея, крытая аркада
2. гл.
1) помещать в монастырь, заточать в монастырь
2) жить в уединении;
изолировать от мира;
уединяться (часто cloister oneself) a scientist who cloisters himself in a laboratory ≈ ученый, который изолирует себя от мира в лаборатории
3) окружить, обнести оградой cloistered gardens ≈ огороженные сады монастырь - to retire to a * уйти в монастырь - to confine smb. in a * заточить в монастырь монашеская жизнь;
затворничество;
аскетизм (архитектура) крытая аркада, галерея заточать в монастырь уединиться, удалиться( от общества) - he *ed himself in his study to work чтобы ему не мешали работать, он заперся в своем кабинете cloister заточать в монастырь ~ архит. крытая аркада ~ монастырь ~ уединяться (часто cloister oneself) ~ attr.: ~ vault архит. монастырский свод ~ attr.: ~ vault архит. монастырский сводБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > cloister
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2 cloister
['klɔɪstə] 1. сущ.1) монастырьSyn:2) ( the cloister) уединение; монашеская жизнь3) архит. крытая галерея, крытая аркада2. гл.1) помещать в монастырь, заточать в монастырь2) ( cloister oneself) жить в уединении; уединитьсяscientist who cloisters himself in a laboratory — учёный, который отгораживается от мира в лаборатории
3) окружить, обнести оградой
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