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Перевод: panacea

[существительное]
панацея ; универсальное средство

Тезаурус:

1. No one has ever argued that the Labour Party will be a panacea for Northern Ireland's problems.
2. However, not everyone believes that eliminating middle management from organisations is the panacea for all corporate ills.
3. Education, in itself, he said, was "no panacea", but it could help the young person to avoid unskilled labour.
4. This latter has been discussed by Cater (1987) who states that " the development of tourism has been regarded as a panacea for the economic malaise of many of the least developed countries (LDCs) faced with a narrow resource base and serious balance of payment difficulties".
5. Despite what the advertisers try to tell you, no shoe is a panacea.
6. The issues discussed should make demands on members, require understanding, discussion of the panacea, introduce, inform, involve.
7. And where the coming mortal conflict with Bolshevism sharpened among Nazi activists the preparedness and taste for uncompromising and brutal struggle, and the idea of Lebensraum and limitless German expansionism provided a future panacea for all national ills and current personal dissatisfactions, the "removal of the Jews" offered a current, existing target to be attained, even if the road to the goal was unclear.
8. Also, Lister's discovery of the importance of antisepsis made surgery, which up till that time had been a hazardous technique, a safe procedure, and with the development of anaesthesia, surgery suddenly began to enjoy great popularity as a panacea for many ills.
9. At the end of the month New Scientist was taking a sober view of the clinical value of interferon, once thought a possible panacea against viruses.
10. It is also clear that family placements are no panacea.
11. Acyclovir has been developed and marketed by the Burroughs Wellcome company, and while it is certainly not an anti-viral panacea it is proving of definite benefit in the treatment of herpes virus infections.
12. The money motive was perhaps not quite the panacea it was once believed to be, as some departments became relatively well off while others could barely afford to pay their salaries.
13. Albin says it was used indiscriminately as a panacea for ailments such as rheumatism, sprains, kidney disorders, and intestinal conditions.