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Перевод: unending

[прилагательное]
бесконечный; нескончаемый

Тезаурус:

1. We draw unending parallels
2. I armchair travel the globe in front of December's fires, from Greenland's icy mountains, to India's coral strand: exploring the unending vista of Asia's central plains; picking my dangerous way through steaming Amazonian jungles; scaling South America's towering peaks; sailing the seven seas; buffeting round Cape Horn.
3. The first Antiguan to play Test cricket, Roberts had made his debut during Denness's tour, the first of the unending stream of top-class fast bowlers which has transformed modern cricket.
4. There were picnics, parties, theatricals - "a perfect storm of unending pleasure" wrote Count Henry Russell.
5. The Clyde was alive with effort, delivering an unending tide of steel down the slipways and into the Clyde.
6. Today they spend much of their time flying to conferences, of which there are an unending supply, particularly those associated with the environment.
7. There beyond the senses are worlds undreamed of - let us join together in this unending and eternal adventure, and escape from the boredom and unhappiness of the commonplace.
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9. Morton strolled to the window and watched the unending procession of cabs and carts, two-horse vans and omnibuses.
10. Since that time Kaunda has operated an unending game of musical chairs between tribal interest groups.
11. It is difficult to see how anyone could notice the absence of white meat or fish with such an unending variety of tastes set before them.
12. I sat watching with passive pleasure an unending variety of greens weave and dance in the breeze.
13. An unfamiliar Derrida emerges from Norris's book on him, not a nihilist, an artist-philosopher or a joker, but a profound thinker who does not uphold the positions that are popularly ascribed to him: irrationalism; interpretation as an unending free-for-all; meaning disappearing in a cloud of dispersing signifiers; the abandonment of reference and the disappearance (or death) of the author.