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Перевод: dawning

[существительное]
рассвет ; заря ; восток ; зачатки

Тезаурус:

1. The ice eventually came, small snow fields at first leading to the vastness of the great glacier. pleasure was dawning and so was the sun.
2. As this may well have occurred millenniums before that dawning power could produce an act of a nature that would leave the kind of evidence that archaeologists seek, then it must be that the true dawn is virtually undatable .
3. This dawning, witnessed only by him, was like a nameless country, never before explored.
4. In short, the origin of "civilisation" might well be traced to man's dawning understanding that the "joie de vivre" experienced in childhood was being lost to the individual as his life went on.
5. Its lyrics and tunes celebrated the dawning of the "Age of Aquarius" and had the whole nation chanting "Hare Krishna" for months.
6. They have become a symbol, along with rainbows, of the dawning of a new age of Aquarius, when qualities of love, peace, and harmony have their renaissance on the earth.
7. As for the recovery of consciousness, or wakefulness, there is no imaginable physiology of this "light dawning over the whole".
8. It was this dawning understanding, forcing itself into the consciousness of the developing human species which started to produce individuals who recognised that the enjoyment of life would be forever circumscribed if ways to mitigate the ruthlessness of the laws of evolution were not found.
9. It is our dawning awareness that peat may not be in endless supply, and the prevalent fashion to be "green" that have opened the way to alternatives.
10. This strengthening will reach a point whereat that dawning faith will cease to be the questionable link in the chain.
11. As for the wearer, or bearer of these tokens of the new age that was dawning in the East End of Glasgow, he was just a laddie.
12. Then comes the train journey to Chicago, the low life amid the bright lights, and the dawning of wisdom in the form of the Civil Rights brigade.
13. Now, in the faint light of the dawning day she had to accept that he had not done so.