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Перевод: classical speek classical


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классический; гуманитарный


Тезаурус:

  1. It has been well observed that classical revivals tend to be of short duration.
  2. This poem asserts the dignity of the weaver's work, and traces the skill back to Minerva in the classical myths and to the aftermath of the Fall in Genesis.
  3. He studied classical archaeology at Thessaloniki University, and then, during the Second World War, went to the Middle East.
  4. Henrietta Louisa, Countess of Pomfret, after whom the house is named, was so utterly besotted with the Gothic taste that she even thought of encasing Hawksmoor's classical Easton Neston in the style.
  5. Although the new Broadcasting Bill stipulates that these stations will provide a varied diet of programmes, the best bet is that one will feature primarily classical music, the second will have a pop/rock music base, while the third is likely to be an American-style "talk" station.
  6. These rules still hold good for choreographers who work in the classical medium and the wise ones never neglect them.
  7. Turn into Holekova and ahead, in the gardens, now part of Petn Hill, is a small, severely Classical villa begun in 1825 by Koch.
  8. This was our very own English movement, which many classical purists abhor and consider mere frippery.
  9. Mrs. Leapor shows in her verses an acquaintance which surprises one with the characters of classical mythology, and depicts with some success scenes of fashionable life.
  10. If these two ballets were evidence of MacMillan's gift for using the classical technique in a fresh and personal way, La Hermanas (based on Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba), which came between, showed those themes of dark sexuality which would find their full development in Mayerling.
  11. That view is presented in a classical French, rarely illustrated, and then only with the smallest photographs or the occasional line drawing.
  12. Steps should be classified under the terms used in the classical vocabulary so that they have a commonly recognised form, e.g. the three changes of weight required by the Russian "Kolokol" or bell step and the Hungarian "Harang" make them pas de bourre , whilst the "goat's leap" known in several countries becomes the pas de chat .
  13. This requirement eliminates a lot of the older classical chemical techniques and indeed some of the ultra-modern high-tech instruments which can only handle a few objects per day.

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