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Перевод: phantasm

[существительное]
фантом ; призрак ; иллюзия

Тезаурус:

1. PHANTASM - A VIRTUAL REALITY ADVENTURE
2. Disk one contains Phantasm and 3DMenu.
3. Still less did his son care a hoot for such mundane details, except insofar as techs might provide amusement for himself and fellow members of the Lordly Phantasm brat gang
4. The alleged vision had spoiled the banquet, depressed the King for weeks afterwards, before his natural good humour and boisterous spirits dismissed it as a phantasm of too much drink.
5. We perceive his doubt and weariness simultaneously as a natural reaction to circumstances, and as a temptation, even a phantasm or illusion of the Dark Tower.
6. In the phantasm of the city
7. PHANTASM - Great virtual reality game
8. Organize your accounts in time for the Budget and Money Smith For Windows - ideal for both business and home use; create your own friendly front-end with the easy to use 3D Menu, and then step into Phantasm for a slice of virtual reality!
9. Because the parts of our bodies already have their own natural motion, there is a reaction to the motion produced from outside; and from "the reaction a phantasm or idea hath its being".
10. Or is it all an illusion, a phantasm derived from mere figures, a figment of journalistic imagination, an evanescent creature of dream and the wishful thinking of those for whom history is proceeding too slowly, and who would prefer to see an era change during their lifetimes rather than to live within the dulling envelope of merely one?
11. He does say that the word "universal" is "never the name of any thing existent in nature, nor of any idea or phantasm found in the mind".
12. BAT - If a menu option is to load a program (such as Phantasm on the Mega Disk) then the file details that you input are turned into a batch file.
13. This word universal is never the name of anything existent in nature, nor of any idea or phantasm found in the mind my italics, but always the name of some word or name; so that when a living creature, a stone, a spirit , or any other thing, is said to be universal , it is not to be understood that any man, stone etc., ever was or can be universal, but only that the words, living creature, stone, etc., are universal names , that is, names common to many things; and the conceptions answering them in the mind are the images and phantasms of several living creatures or other things.