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Перевод: doomsday

[существительное]
день страшного суда; светопреставление; конец света; день приговора; день суда

Тезаурус:

1. Sea-deep, till doomsday morning,
2. Superman: Nov 17, aged 54: Killed horribly after a six-week punch-up with arch-villain Doomsday.
3. The procession was led by the group from Copenhagen, the Unicorns, with The Death of the Virgin ; this was followed by Durham Medieval Players' The Assumption of the Virgin ; the Lords of Misrule from York with The Coronation of the Virgin ; and the final play in the York cycle, Doomsday , performed by Joculatores Lancastienses.
4. Datelined Doomsday and with a cover photograph of Mr Punch walking into the sunset entitled The End, Punch's valedictory edition is replete with black humour.
5. The plays they performed enacted the events of the Bible, from Creation to Doomsday, divided into separate units known as pageants.
6. Admittedly, there is now much less reason for invoking this doomsday scenario.
7. Of course, if you choose a male tree you can wait until Doomsday and still never see a berry.
8. A Doomsday watch had been kept on the great slab of rock - nearly the size of a football pitch - ever since workers discovered a fault in the face of the mountainside above the N-2 highway in February.
9. It became known as the Doomsday Book and it took two years to compile, but it illustrated that England was then a land of extensive royal forests and open fields, with only a few townships in the forest clearings, or at a river crossing.
10. Bede too believed that the time of Doomsday is concealed from mankind.
11. "We'll be "ere till doomsday if you go bletherin' on," said Tom.
12. County NatWest's 1992 investment trust annual, Doomsday for Dividends? , examines the effects of falling dividend revenues on 76 UK investment trusts.
13. The Doomsday Book, which was completed in 1086, mentions Fulham - out of which the areas of Chiswick; Acton; Ealing and Hammersmith were formed.