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Перевод: Jesuit

[прилагательное]
иезуитский; лицемерный;
[существительное]
иезуит ; двуличный человек; лицемер

Тезаурус:

1. This tower was never the property of the Jesuit Church as the town tenaciously held on to it for fire-watching.
2. He entered the profession after an apprenticeship at the Jesuit college he attended in Sheffield, where his father, a salesman in steel, had moved from London with his young son.
3. Plus the security operation behind the Christmas shopfronts on Oxford Street, Prue Leith on Christmas turkeys, new evidence on the massacre of six Jesuit priests in San Salvador and rock "n" roll East German style..
4. There is an exciting sculptural doorway on your right, by Braun, which was the entrance to the Jesuit Gymnasium (1/17).
5. Take, for instance, the following discussion first broadcast in 1948 by BBC radio, between the atheist Bertrand Russell and the Jesuit theologian F.C.
6. Jesuit missionaries had also taken it to Rome, from where an Apothecary named Robert Talbot had obtained medicine to cure Charles II of ague.
7. Spanish Jesuit missionaries went to Gujarat in 1921.
8. Descartes could not avoid being a product of the Counter-Reformation, having been educated at the Jesuit College of La Flche.
9. The voice of the Jesuits is heard on the faade, with the Doctors of the Church at gallery level, and the Jesuit saints, St Ignatius and St Francis Xavier with SS Peter and Paul in between them, higher up.
10. This Flemish Jesuit faade is unique in Prague: with its banded rusticated columns and swags of fruit, it would be more at home in Antwerp.
11. The following morning our team of John, a theology student from a Jesuit College who talked like Derek Nimmo in All Gas and Gaiters, James, a British Telecom engineer (useful) and I, set off to follow a long and complicated trail across Colchester.
12. The guerrillas' unexpected incursion into the exclusive diplomatic quarter of Escalon on Monday night had already shaken US confidence in the Salvadorean army, as had last week's murder of six Jesuit priests by uniformed intruders.
13. We Christians might want to interpret things differently, yet in his masterpiece, "The Wreck of the Deutschland", the Jesuit nineteenth-century poet, Gerard Manley Hopkins, found himself writing these lines: