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Перевод: canon

[прилагательное]
канонический;
[существительное]
правило; канон ; критерий ; список произведений автора; каноник ; католические святцы; кольцо колокола; ухо колокола

Тезаурус:

1. Colonel Mayhew was another, and Canon Devlin, but then they could be excused as being respected elders, as it were, of the community.
2. Sir: Canon Oestreicher (letter, 5 October) would appear to have allowed political prejudice to cloud impartial judgement.
3. Prior to the 1753 Marriage Act, the state made few serious attempts to suppress either contract marriage, which consisted of a verbal promise, or clandestine marriage, which involved a religious ritual and witnesses but which did not conform to the dictates of canon law.
4. The "Aspects" "Baroque Sampler" ( ), with the Toronto SO again under Andrew Davis, is a collection of such favourites as Pachelbel's Canon , Albinoni's Adagio , and Jeremiah Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary .
5. Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest is a must and of the large Shavian canon I suggest you read St Joan and The Doctor's Dilemma or Major Barbara to get a clear idea of his style and the kind of demands he makes of actors verbally.
6. At present they are manufactured for Canon under licence by Sussex-based Audio Electronics, but eventually they may be made in the UK by Canon itself.
7. Among the forward-looking theologians who were trying to come to terms with the new scientific data was the Dean of St Paul's, Canon H.L. Mansel, who gave the Bampton Lectures in 1858.
8. Sport came to have an important place in the BBC canon of "good" entertainment, though boxing did not meet with full official approval.
9. In this context, then, it is entirely appropriate for Canon Roger Lloyd to speak of the quietude of Marylebone Station in London:
10. The Briton, who claimed pole position and again set the pace in his Canon Williams Renault FW14B, attempted to pass Senna's new Marlboro McLaren Honda MP4/7A on the outside of the tight and slow Bico de Pato curve.
11. The purpose was to give solid ground for disputations, especially with rabbis who would not recognize the canonical authority of books which, though in the Septuagint (the Bible of the Gentile mission), were absent from the Hebrew canon.
12. The civil power only has competence in matters regarding the effects of such marriages" (Code of Canon Law 1917: 1016).
13. Underlying the restriction of the canon are a number of interrelated factors, unified by the institutional need to give the subject a proper identity.