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Перевод: mortal

[прилагательное]
смертный; смертельный; летальный; фатальный; беспощадный; жестокий; ужасный; длинный; нескончаемый;
[существительное]
смертный

Тезаурус:

1. Morality was for the laity, whose life was dominated by the battle against mortal sin, and who therefore lived under the threat of hell and were always at risk.
2. When the bloodbath begins, Emilia is stabbed by her husband who is killed by Lycander who then kills Leonardo and takes a mortal wound himself.
3. No mortal maid but a lost Bacchante.
4. If netted, she will grant her captor three wishes or gifts, though she will turn the spell against the mortal if possible.
5. She screamed, a cry that seemed not to come from a human throat, a deathyell of mortal agony and longing.
6. The one that in its day attracted most attention was The Mortal Storm , about the Nazis: though Phyllis Bottome herself seems to have preferred Old Wine , set in Vienna.
7. However few who die are reckoned fit to enter directly into the presence of God and the vast majority of Roman Catholics expect to go first to Purgatory either on account of dying "in venial sin" (Catechism P. 32) or being "indebted to God's justice on account of mortal sin."
8. Than whom no mortal so magnificent!
9. To die, to sleep; To sleep: perchance to dream: aye, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause.
10. Old Angie took everything seriously, always going on about mortal sin, and I got sodding tired of it, and of her, tell the truth.
11. In the sweetness of victory, Mr Andreotti's Roman cohorts have forgotten that they are mortal and, in the eyes of many churchmen, their greed and arrogance now risk bringing Catholic politics into disrepute.
12. Recognition is so fundamental to Roman imperial portraiture that any doubt over the mortal identity of a figure should indicate that the scene is not concerned with important people.
13. They clung together in silence, the dread of their disease and its mortal power oppressing them.