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Перевод: monk

[существительное]
монах

Тезаурус:

1. Sometimes he went semi-shaven-headed and looked like a monk.
2. One daughter, a grand duchess of Russia, even gained a footnote in history by introducing an unknown monk, Rasputin, to the Russian Tsarina Alexandra.
3. These explanations are treated at length in the work of Fothergill and Gudgin (1982) and Fothergill, Kitson and Monk (1985).
4. It is the second of Mr Harvey's voyages of self-discovery: in the first, "A Journey in Ladakh", written eight years ago, he began to embrace Buddhism under the influence of a monk in exile from Tibet.
5. In the ninth century a German monk, Walahfrid Strabo wrote: No man can say, no man remember, how many uses there are for Oil of Roses as a cure for mankind's ailments."
6. First sight in 1919 of Monk's House had caught Virginias imagination.
7. The practice of using the passage of years since the birth of Christ as a numbering system had its genesis in some work carried out by a monk, Dionysius Exiguus, in AD525.
8. This became the first in a long line of medieval whodunnits featuring an unusual detective, a 12th-century Benedictine monk named Brother Cadfael: when he isn't tending his herb garden, Cadfael is using his knowledge to solve a seemingly endless series of murders and mysterious disappearances.
9. He was in his mid-thirties, tall and thin, with searching eyes and hair cropped like a Buddhist monk.
10. It was through "direction" from an Anglican monk that I learnt more about spiritual warfare and the mysteries of pain in intercession.
11. It had been written by a Syrian monk around 500 ad with the idea that contemplative monks were most like the highest orders of angels, closest to the Godhead in heaven.
12. To a tenth-century man or woman (and Karl Leyser has shown the great importance of nunneries in the aristocratic social order of tenth-century Saxony), as to a modern monk or nun, the raison d'tre of monasteries was their communal worship, their liturgy.
13. Roberts has long seemed one of the most interesting ingredients in Marsalis's bands, a young guardian of the traditions exhibiting both the smooth swing of a Wynton Kelly and the crabbiness of Thelonius Monk.