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Перевод: casket

[существительное]
шкатулка ; гроб ; урна ; контейнер

Тезаурус:

1. As they waited for the casket to be hoisted on to the boat, Nathan noticed a preacher on the other side of the quay.
2. And the little key slipped into the keyhole and melted, as it seemed into the glass body of the casket, so for a moment the whole surface was perfectly closed and smooth.
3. The historical ruler, who might or might not have made disastrous political mistakes, gave way to the woman who might or might not have written the Casket Letters; and scholars plunged into the absorbing task of deciding whether letters whose originals had not been seen since 1584, and whose texts had been translated from French into Scots and then back into French, were forgeries or not.
4. Was she the author of the Casket Letters, those letters which totally implicated her in the murder, or were they forgeries?
5. "When a mathematician proves some proposition you had not known, he accomplishes no more than a man who discloses the contents of a casket by opening it up."
6. His casket, carried from the Cathedral on the shoulders of infantrymen, was covered by a Maori cloak, on which was placed a sword and a soldier's "lemon-squeezer" hat.
7. Elaborately inlaid medieval metalwork from the Middle East is rare enough, but the products of Jazira in Mesopotamia, where this casket was made, are especially rare.
8. While we all coughed and looked at our shoes in embarrassment, the gleaming casket containing Dennis's mortal remains was spirited away to the nether regions of the crematorium.
9. The Casket (1828) was a miscellany prepared by a Mrs. Blencowe.
10. "On my left, ladies and gentlemen, is the casket containing the body of Ambassador Melloy
11. There are still more practical decisions to be made, concerning, for example, the kind of coffin or casket or rose tree or commemorative plaque; whether to have flowers or not; how much to spend.
12. His bones lay in an engraved gold casket, with his armour, sceptre and shield close by.
13. That debate - and therefore the debate over the Casket Letters - is still very much alive.