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Перевод: anathema

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анафема ; отлучение от церкви; проклятие
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Тезаурус:

1. And hand-in-hand with the sale of factories should go not only the sale of shops and workshops to people who have goods to sell and services to offer, but also the sale of land and housing - both anathema to many in the land of Lenin - to soak up roubles and give people a personal stake in reform.
2. High Church snobbery and cultism were anathema to him but his ripostes were as always stylish.
3. Instinctively, I find performances of Schubert (in this case the E flat major Mass D950 ) on the "grand" scale anathema, yet Jordan's loving care over phrasing and careful balancing of his large forces, recorded in a fairly generous (though never cloudy) acoustic, completely win me over.
4. Anything post 1650 was anathema to him.
5. Now this may sound an anathema to some Evangelical ears because for some the Church is but a secondary fact in Christian truth, coming a long way after personal faith and experience.
6. Since unguarded and uncensored words have usually been anathema in Russia, he mostly limited his performances to select private gatherings.
7. Because of the difficulty of predicting interview time, the idea of converting the "open door" to a total appointment system, as some doctors do with success, is an anathema to many CAB workers.
8. The prospect of indefinite leave was anathema.
9. "To a farmer it's an anathema not to produce on his land and therefore it's not that he is not being responsible in meeting the challenges."
10. Food taken straight from the refrigerator is anathema to the cat - unless it is very hungry, in which case it will eat almost anything.
11. this is not to suggest that I function like a computer (which would be anathema to me), for there is always something to react to, something new to learn, or to improve.
12. AND for those to whom chocolate and many other foods are anathema, here is a reminder that Berrydales Special Food News spring edition is out now.
13. The notion that an enzyme might exist in a number of forms decided purely on probability is anathema to many scientists.