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Перевод: ersatz

[прилагательное]
суррогатный;
[существительное]
суррогат ; заменитель ; эрзац

Тезаурус:

1. Not, at least, of the sort who've emerged in the time since "Raw Like Sushi": singers like Lisa Stansfield, Betty Boo, Cathy Dennis, Kylie and Dannii - all of whom are peddling an ersatz glamour drawn from adolescent fantasies of sophistication, untouchable otherness, phoney celebrity.
2. AS CHEAP and ersatz tapas bars continue to pop up on London street corners, it is easy to overlook serious Spanish food.
3. Yet I felt his Coppelia was, in the end essentially ersatz - still, Encore for the Arts!
4. Ersatz emotion replaces musical content.
5. David Cornish, a ship's stoker, was among the members of his ship's crew captured by the German raider Manyo Maru and was kept in the raider's hold for five weeks on black bread, ersatz coffee, fat, margarine and jam while the raider roamed the seas attacking fresh victims in the Indian Ocean.
6. It was nearly two o'clock and there were few soldiers drinking the hot soup and ersatz coffee.
7. Many of the most famous hams are British, which makes it all the more shameful that many shops are selling the wet and tasteless ersatz ham that we are all familiar with.
8. Faintly irked by the "crisis" of white music - that its body has been "forgotten", its attention allowed to meander across the debris of a vast information explosion, away from the folk fire, to be easily bored, jaded, distracted - beige vocalists attempt to construct an ersatz black body to signify what?
9. The story is of ersatz oppression and liberation, oppression by domesticity and chips in suburban Liverpool, liberation by sunshine and retsina on a Greek island holiday.
10. But, as controversial as that claim may seem to readers of the national press, it is an ersatz controversy, a creation of the press itself.
11. The security at the Palace was so tight that even the band's ersatz manager, Scott Piering, could not gain admittance for his close acquaintances.
12. The soup was a nauseous fluid resembling dirty dishwater, and it upset my stomach; and the ersatz coffee, made from ground acorns, was very evil-tasting.