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Перевод: Goth

[существительное]
гот ; варвар ; вандал

Тезаурус:

1. Montgomery had expected an air of authority from this venerable man, who had spent most of his seventy-odd years lecturing students, but Aubrey St John Goth seemed distant, distracted, his grey eyes veiled by a deep sadness.
2. His gaze casually swept up the table instead, skimming the bowed heads and carefully composed expressions until it reached Professor St John Goth, where it stopped short with a sense of shock.
3. Professor St John Goth heard a door a few minutes before he last looked at his watch at twelve-forty-five.
4. I was seated next to Professor St John Goth, as I had been on the previous night; Dominic and Lee were opposite, and Mr and Mrs Maclean from Stirling were on my right.
5. "Perhaps Professor St John Goth can use that in his lecture tomorrow," said Lee.
6. St Isidore of Seville (d. 636) saw Spain as a Christian land, in which the separate identities of Goth and Roman were no longer of any but historical interest.
7. So Professor St John Goth had also lost his mate.
8. Anthea Darnell, a tall dark stalagmite, was standing at the head of the table, with professor St John Goth on her immediate right.
9. Professor St John Goth sat at her right elbow, dividing his attention with perfect diplomacy between Meryl and Anthea Darnell, who had the seat on the other side.
10. The group found themselves part of a movement called "Shambling", which was largely a reaction to the po-faced stance of goth that had only just entered its coffin.
11. No "thought inform" would there "stain my cheek": a firm hand rather would stain Goth hers.
12. There was an air of expectancy around them as Professor St John Goth ascended the platform in his slow, deliberate way.
13. It was lucky that Professor St John Goth, Nottingham University's emeritus medieval history professor, could always be relied on.