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Перевод: gild

[существительное]
гильдия ; организация ; союз ; цех ;
[глагол]
золотить; украшать

Тезаурус:

1. The Gild Merchant was remodelled in the fifteenth century as the religious Gild of St George, but the power of the principal citizens continued to increase.
2. The Gild Merchant was a close, self-selecting body with its own hall, effectively the centre of urban government.
3. It only serves to gild his Vices o'er,
4. The better the jam the better the rolypoly, and I like to gild the lily by lacing the dough with almonds and orange zest, too.
5. The building's roof exploded, sending rays of ruddy light to gild the bulging bottoms of the clouds.
6. Whatever the justification there may have been in the past, when a high degree of ability may have been necessary to acquire and work at the trade, that reason has forever passed away if it ever was more than a trade gild superstition.
7. - A Rolls, at that, to gild the gilt,
8. The ambitious politician was awash with power, the friendship of the Premier but without the money to gild it.
9. For some time there was a conflict of jurisdiction between the bishop's reeves and the interests of the Gild Merchant.
10. There are other potential imports which are less apparent; mercury, for instance, was used to gild at least some of the metalwork in England at this time (Oddy 1980).
11. The thorn in Pollini's side ( at least as far as his recordings are concerned) is his occasional refusal to gild the lily.
12. Wealth flowed from these colonies: gold to gild the city spires, silver to be wrought into the bodywork of their chariots, furs for winter wear and medicinal herbs to cure the sick.