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adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) mundanotr['wɜːldlɪ]1 mundano,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLworldly goods bienes nombre masculino plural materialesworldly ['wərldli] adj1) : mundanowordly goods: bienes materiales2) sophisticated: sofisticado, de mundoadj.• mundano, -a adj.• terrenal adj.• terreno, -a adj.'wɜːrldli, 'wɜːldlib) < person> de mucho mundo; <manner/charm> sofisticado['wɜːldlɪ]ADJ (compar worldlier) (superl worldliest)1) (=material) [success, pleasures] mundano, material2) (=experienced) con (mucho) mundoworldly wisdom — mundo m, saber m mundano
3) (=sophisticated) sofisticado* * *['wɜːrldli, 'wɜːldli]b) < person> de mucho mundo; <manner/charm> sofisticado -
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adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) verdslig, jordiskjordiskadj. \/ˈwɜːldlɪ\/1) verdslig, jordisk, materiell2) ( ikke-kirkelig) verdslig3) verdensvantworldly goods se ➢ goods -
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['wɜːldlɪ]1) (not spiritual) terreno, materiale (anche relig.)2) spreg. (materialistic) materialista, mondano* * *adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) terreno* * *worldly /ˈwɜ:ldlɪ/a.● worldly-minded, attaccato alle cose terrene □ worldly-mindedness, attaccamento alle cose terrene □ worldly people, gente dedita ai piaceri della vita □ worldly wisdom, esperienza delle cose del mondo; accortezza □ worldly-wise, che conosce le cose del mondo; accorto; esperto; navigato □ (fam.) all one's worldly goods, tutta la propria roba; i propri beniworldlinessn. [u]1 mondanità; carattere mondano2 temporalità; condizione terrena.* * *['wɜːldlɪ]1) (not spiritual) terreno, materiale (anche relig.)2) spreg. (materialistic) materialista, mondano -
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adjectiveweltlich; weltlich eingestellt [Person]* * ** * *world·ly[ˈwɜ:ldli, AM ˈwɜ:rld-]\worldly goods materielle Güter\worldly person weltlich [o materiell] eingestellter Mensch\worldly success materieller Erfolg2. (experienced) weltgewandt* * *['wɜːldlɪ]adj (+er)1) (= material) success, ambition, wealth materiell2) weltlich; person weltlich gesinnt; (= sophisticated) manner weltmännisch* * *worldly adj und obs adv1. weltlich, irdisch:worldly goods irdische Güter2. weltlich (gesinnt):worldly innocence Weltfremdheit f;worldly wisdom Lebens-, Weltklugheit f* * *adjectiveweltlich; weltlich eingestellt [Person]* * *adj.weltlich adj. -
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adj1) земний; мирський; суєтний2) що любить життєві блага3) життєвий, житейський, практичнийworldly wisdom — практичний розум; житейська мудрість
* * *a1) мирський, суєтний; земний (в протист. небесному)worldly goods /possessions/ — земні скарби ( про майно)
2) що полюбляє життєві блага; життєвий, практичнийworldly wisdom — практичний розум; життєва мудрість
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1. a мирской, суетный; земной2. a любящий жизненные блага3. a житейский, практичныйСинонимический ряд:1. avaricious (adj.) avaricious; hedonistic2. cosmopolitan (adj.) cosmopolitan; suave; urbane3. earthly (adj.) common; earthly; secular; sublunary; tellurian; telluric; terrene; terrestrial; uncelestial4. material (adj.) material; natural; physical5. materialistic (adj.) banausic; earthy; materialistic; mundane; sensual6. secular (adj.) profane; secular; temporal7. sophisticated (adj.) blase; disenchanted; disentranced; disillusioned; knowing; mondaine; sophisticate; sophisticated; worldly-wise; world-wiseАнтонимический ряд:aesthetic; celestial; heavenly; rustic; spiritual -
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[ʹwɜ:ldlı] a1. мирской, суетный; земной (в противоп. небесному)worldly pleasures - земные /мирские/ радости
worldly goods /possession/ - земные сокровища ( об имуществе)
2. 1) любящий жизненные блага2) житейский, практичныйworldly wisdom - практический ум; житейская мудрость
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a1) мирський, суєтний; земний (в протист. небесному)worldly goods /possessions/ — земні скарби ( про майно)
2) що полюбляє життєві блага; життєвий, практичнийworldly wisdom — практичний розум; життєва мудрість
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[΄wə:ldli] a աշխարհիկ, երկրային. worldly pleasures աշխարհիկ/երկրային հաճույ քներ. all worldly goods/possessions ամբողջ ունեցված քը. worldly wisdom կյանքի իմաստություն. He is very worldly Նա շատ աշխարհիկ մարդ է -
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adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) posveten* * *[wɜ:ldli]adjectivečasen, zemeljski, sveten, posveten; materialen -
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adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) veraldlegur -
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evilági, anyagias, világi, világias, földi* * *adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) világi(as) -
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Adj1. संसारीWorldly pleasures are not eternal. -
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adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) mundano* * *world.ly[w'ə:ldli] adj 1 mundano. 2 terreno, temporal, secular, profano. 3 conhecedor do mundo. 4 relativo a se ter muita experiência. -
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adj. dünyasal, dünyevi, maddi, dünya zevklerine düşkün, pişkin* * *dünyevi* * *adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) dünyevî, maddî -
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• hienostunut• aineellinen• maallinen• mainen• maailmallinen• suruton* * *adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) maallinen -
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['wəːldlɪ]adj( not spiritual) ziemski, doczesny; ( knowledgeable) światowy* * *adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) doczesny, ziemski -
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adjective (of or belonging to this world; not spiritual: worldly pleasures.) pasaulīgs; laicīgs; zemes-* * *pasaulīgs, laicīgs
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