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Перевод: heroine

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Тезаурус:

1. The famous sequence where the heroine cannot stop thinking about the blood-stained knife, and keeps overhearing the word "knife" in her father's newsagent's shop, is also an unparalleled use of sound technique.
2. "The reading of it has been a good preparation for Lent as far as I am concerned: for it shows me (through the heroine) the special sin of abuse of intellect to which all my profession are liable, more clearly than I ever saw before.
3. Three fine examples of this exhilaration can be found in the excited circling of the cast round the hero and heroine in such ballets as Copplia, Pineapple Poll and Daphnis and Chlo .
4. He did not know who he was supposed to be - the child-wife, the monstrous heroine, the burner of men's bodies, the woman of independent means, the beloved and expensive son?
5. The heroine was played by the Czech actress Anny Ondra (15 and 15a).
6. Kirstein wanted to see the ballet in preparation before confirming the commission, so John began working on it with dancers of Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet, including Miller as the heroine.
7. In the second place she was naked not armed, she was lying not riding, and she was the heroine not the hero.
8. This always used to happen in older ballets when the hero would take a step forward with a slight stamp before he "swore to marry" the heroine.
9. Penny my heroine, he wrote.
10. In Mary Barton the working-class heroine and her husband go off to the colonies to start a new life.
11. Arabella, the heroine, is remarkably gifted, yet her reading is confined to French romances.
12. With her unique vehemence Callas built the crazed obsessions of the heroine into a memorable final scene, when in agony Medea murders her own children to spite Jason, the husband who has rejected her.
13. In contrast the title story is narrated entirely by the heroine, and from mid-air too.