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Перевод: assimilated

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Тезаурус:

1. A world where every Western youth culture since the dawn of teenage has been assimilated so completely that Tokyo has become a sociological Disneyland.
2. That's why the early church assimilated existing magical beliefs and imagery (often rooted in Celtic mythology), becoming a reservoir of the popular subconscious.
3. Even La Jalousie , which had become assimilated into the "great tradition" of the French psychological novel, could be described as an exercise in serial composition, as its author himself would claim.
4. However, for those who have received an arts education, such as the people who are likely to be responsible for restoration, this type of thinking must be assimilated and understood.
5. Once the experience of local life and culture has been assimilated, the traveller moves on, a more complete person.
6. Other forms of holiness - that of the virgin and the ascetic - were assimilated to martyrdom.
7. To provide a coherent survey of dye auxiliaries is ambitious, yet Baldwinson's five chapters are both highly informative and readily assimilated.
8. In Gyford's words, "in this inter-war period, municipal and national politics were not wholly assimilated into one another
9. The "history of the common man" (that is, the history unspecialized people make) may be moonshine by professional standards, but it shapes people's understanding of the world, and their decisions about how to act, like any other assimilated experience.
10. If the Caldwell test of recklessness does indeed apply, then this form of omissions liability could be assimilated within the general doctrine of manslaughter by recklessness.
11. The result is that future estates and interests in all kinds of property are now assimilated.
12. In Levin's essay, avant-garde cinema is assimilated into the wider discourse of Modernist art despite their material and institutional differences.
13. They genuinely tried to become, to use a horrid word, acculturated with the white invaders, even if they had no desire to be assimilated.