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Перевод: pariah

[существительное]
пария ; отверженный

Тезаурус:

1. Iraq is already a pariah state, blockaded under international law.
2. For the hard-line republican position, there is even a duality: protestant loyalists are taken as foreigners with an alien culture, and as either a pariah group - the mere instrument of British imperialism - or simply not there.
3. Even the Arab world, which had tried to prevent the UN turning Libya into an international pariah, grudgingly acceded to the UN Security Council and cut off all air links.
4. Apart from the universal condemnation, we will become the pariah dog, the outcasts of the world."
5. Czechoslovakia-for many years the most reformist of the CMEA countries-was treated as a pariah by Western governments after the collapse of the Prague Spring and, under the watchful "normalisation" of Gustav Husak's leadership, has preferred economic stagnation to the sort of risks and reforms which could start Western trade flowing again.
6. The reluctant resignation of the Defence Minister, Gerhard Stoltenberg, over the outlawed use of German weapons against Kurdish rebels in Turkey diverted attention from a potentially much more embarrassing affair - Kohl's clash with the world Jewish community over his demonstrative meeting in the Bavarian capital with Kurt Waldheim, the pariah President of Austria.
7. It became increasingly a political pariah, relegated to a marginal position in society, which could be safely ignored by influential opinion.
8. Rock climbing is rapidly becoming a pariah among mountain activities.
9. So sanctions must be ever more rigidly enforced on all fronts and the lesson driven home that Serbia will remain a pariah state until a peace is in place.
10. Of course architects are human and it must be seen that such an approach is liable to make the architect a pariah figure, unbeloved of the society in which his creations are set.
11. He became a pariah although he did have an avid following amongst some of the more radical left-wing students who regarded him as something of a guru."
12. But Rubberneck wished - for he was a pariah still, how he felt, on his high perch, even when they called his name - that he was down below, in the crush: part of the people.
13. "A horrific crime like the one at Radnor Walk makes a man an outcast, a pariah without friends.