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Перевод: philanthropist

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Тезаурус:

1. Without doubt he was a peculiar man - a mixture of miser and philanthropist
2. And so he can make his profits and feel like a philanthropist at the same time.
3. The Theatre Collection later acquired the personal papers of Tree's wife, Maud, which give a fascinating insight into the life and work of a popular actress, socialite and philanthropist.
4. ardent philanthropist, "a loquacious young man with large shining knobs for temples", and a devotee of Mrs Jellyby's, whose daughter, Caddy, he wishes to marry.
5. The National Trust has been left the largest bequest in its history by Mrs Helena Levy, the widow of leading philanthropist, Kenneth Levy.
6. By the time the crowd was invited to sample the barbecues scattered around the periphery of the park, and made available by the generosity of a local philanthropist and patriot, Plan Crockett, the second campaign to destabilize John Cormack to the point of resignation, was on the road.
7. While waiting for Mr Knightley to arrive, the rest of us were invited to tour the grounds, and so it was that I and about ten others led off to the banks of the River Avon by a ruthlessly hearty philanthropist extraordinaire , Lady Patricia Rutherford.
8. Let us take one more, this time from the latter part of the century; it comes from a letter written by the Lancashire engineer and philanthropist , F.W. Crossley, describing the death of his son, Richie:
9. This happened in Cardiff when the new institute was opened - the institute was a gift from a local philanthropist, John Cory, who paid for its erection.
10. Another philanthropist?
11. If a potential philanthropist did exist, he might have found it a deterrent that there was no established leadership to whom he could talk.
12. In 1896 the Lancashire industrialist and philanthropist F.W. Crossley observed, "There is no holiness of a radical sort without divine, positive, every-day guidance
13. Charlie became a "jeweller, pawnbroker, fisherman" and Dave was a "poverty-stricken philanthropist".