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Перевод: pasha

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паша

Тезаурус:

1. "Girls", he called us, "girls", enjoying his situation: it was as near as he was likely to get to being a pasha in a harem.
2. After all I did know through my discussions with Pasha regarding the plausibility of King Lear's plot that the Earl of Gloucester was really the Earl of Gloster .
3. Mozart radically altered the structure of the opera while he was writing it: in a letter to his father he explained how he reconstructed the part of Osmin, the Pasha's Moorish servant (a negligible role in the original libretto) in order to show off the magnificent bass voice of the singer, Karl Ludwig Fischer, and how the part of Constanze was developed to accommodate the "flexible throat" of the brilliant Italian coloratura soprano Caterina Cavalieri.
4. Die Entfhrung (also known as The Seraglio) takes place in a Turkish harem, and concerns the efforts of Belmonte, a Spanish nobleman, to rescue his beloved Constanze, who has been captured by pirates and sold to the Pasha Selim along with her English maid, Blondchen, and Belmonte's servant, Pedrillo (who are, naturally, also in love with each other).
5. Start from the demand for bloodwealth, or from "We killed Pasha Naiz", and ask: What does this mean?
6. Pasha Naiz and his death were evocative in consequential ways; they were part of an idiom which was largely inexplicit (though not unstructured) but which has to be made explicit if it is to be understood by people who do not have it.
7. And in their relations with each other, Libyans show the same rejectionist spirit: the taunt, "We killed Pasha Naiz", means that Magharba were irremediably tainted by their submission to Turkish government; Zuwaya had been, and continued to be, irreconcilable.
8. The collection of Pasha, who died last October in his villa at St Jean Cap Ferrat, and who Tajan says was a personal friend, goes on show in his former home 6-;9 March.
9. Sale of the Riviera Pasha
10. Several of the men always stayed in a small hotel in Cairo in Suleiman Pasha Street run by a character they called the "Honest Greek".
11. The lovers' attempts to escape are frustrated, but the opera ends happily since the Pasha decides that magnanimity is the best course and releases all of them.
12. Zuwaya said, "We killed Pasha Naiz", or, "We owned the desert".
13. For example, Zuwaya said they were subjected to discriminatory conscription in Ajdabiya: those youths who shouted "And we killed Pasha Naiz", provoked Magharba to denounce Zuwaya to the commander of the garrison at Sirte.