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Перевод: Spartan

[прилагательное]
спартанский;
[существительное]
спартанец

Тезаурус:

1. We go into Lawrence's equally spartan kitchen where, in the cupboard where there should be pasts shells and demerara sugar and jars of Ragu sauce, there is a bag of Denim plectrums.
2. For six months he lived in even more spartan conditions at Timbertop, in the Australian bush.
3. Some members were housed in an annexe, but they were fortunate enough to have been allocated the spartan, but adequate rooms in the main building.
4. He devised an essay style of Spartan brevity, equivocation and impenetrability.
5. Yet I did, in some small way, feel that the house was part of me, and I liked its creaking bouncing floors and its spartan coldness (it was no place for lolling about); its medley of doors - some Norfolk latch, some brass door-knobbed; the ancient cloudy glass in its leaded windows; the odd corners, shelves and cupboards; its air of fragility, of dignity - for it was indeed very old; and above all, its village shop smell, of paraffin, strong kitchen soap, cough sweets and aniseed balls, prunes, string, and tobacco.
6. Sharing a small spartan room with two other girls - Northerners whose accent Paula found almost incomprehensible and with whom she had nothing in common, making breakfast in the communal kitchen, queuing for the bath, adhering to a strict curfew after which time the doors were locked and bolted - none of these were restrictions Paula had the slightest intention of enduring for long.
7. He was dead tired but he kept up his gallop, and at the post had four lengths to spare over Spartan Missile, with Royal Mail two lengths further back in third.
8. It's time to leave Lawrence in his spartan eyrie above Drury Lane.
9. The ancient Spartan cult paid Eros great homage, regarding him as a great creative force in men's lives, the builder of dynasties and the establisher of friendships, as well as the creator of sexual desire.
10. Nathan Cohen was, even in those spartan days, an enthusiastic if amateur cameraman.
11. It was a spartan regime.
12. In Prussia as a whole there was a discernible and understandable population shift, an Ostflucht (literally: East flight) from the poorly developed Spartan provinces of the east to the more "civilised", better developed and rapidly industrialising cities of the west.
13. Upstairs, life is less spartan.