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1 theatre
{'θiətə}
1. театър
to go to the THEATRE ходя/отивам на театър
open-air THEATRE театър на открито, летен театър
the THEATRE of cruelty театърът на ужаса
the THEATRE of the absurd театърът на абсурда
picture THEATRE кинотеатър
2. the THEATRE драма, драматургия
3. сценично изкуство
this play is good THEATRE тази драма e сценична
4. амфитеатрална аудитория
5. мед. операционна зала
6. арена
THEATRE of operations/war THEATRE арена на военни действия* * *{'diъtъ} n 1. театър; to go to the theatre ходя/отивам на театър; o* * *театрален; арена;* * *1. open-air theatre театър на открито, летен театър 2. picture theatre кинотеатър 3. the theatre of cruelty театърът на ужаса 4. the theatre of the absurd театърът на абсурда 5. the theatre драма, драматургия 6. theatre of operations/war theatre арена на военни действия 7. this play is good theatre тази драма e сценична 8. to go to the theatre ходя/отивам на театър 9. амфитеатрална аудитория 10. арена 11. мед. операционна зала 12. сценично изкуство 13. театър* * *theatre (ам. theater) [´uiətə] n 1. театър, представление, спектакъл; to go to the \theatre ходя (отивам) на театър; open-air \theatre театър на открито, летен театър; picture ( movie) \theatre кино; 2. драматургия; драма; сценично изкуство; this play is good \theatre тази драма е сценична; 3. амфитеатрална аудитория; 4. операционна зала (и operating \theatre); 5. прен. арена; поле на действие; \theatre of war арена на военни действия. -
2 absurd
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1. глупав, нелеп, смешен
2. безсмислен, несъстоятелен, нелогичен, абсурден* * *{ъb'sъ:d} а 1. глупав; нелеп; смешен; 2. безсмис-лен, несъстоя* * *абсурден; глупав; нелеп; нелогичен;* * *1. безсмислен, несъстоятелен, нелогичен, абсурден 2. глупав, нелеп, смешен* * *
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