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Перевод: cult

[существительное]
культ ; поклонение; вероисповедание; обожествление
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Тезаурус:

1. And though the whole cult was largely founded on a pout, a posture, a rear view of ponytail and hindquarters and some carefully arranged shower curtains, sheets and wet clothing, the significance of it was that a young woman created a new lifestyle indisputably of the Fifties in which she took a man's attitude to sex.
2. And on that basis, the cult value of his early work was purely accidental.
3. Carp are a cult fish.
4. The popularity of religious cult communities reveals the extent to which many people have turned their backs on the family.
5. We are prepared to question some of the cult phrases of the sixties and seventies and the level of involvement they advocated.
6. Charity led the way into a sitting-room full of antique furniture the effect of which was spoiled by Nazi posters and emblems of the Hitler cult covering the walls.
7. In 1972, the cult of his personality began to take off, and his wife, Elena, was suddenly prominently at his side on big occasions, staking out a role for herself as a formidable political force.
8. Its re-emergence as spectacle relates more visibly to its cult status and the nostalgic allure of fifties Paris; a marginalised and dissolute existence in the company of exotic friends and of romantic places with beautiful names.
9. Yesterday's public enemies and villains have a habit of becoming present-day cult figures.
10. Yet he certainly taught the relativity of earthly authority, and even that by his bringing in of God's kingdom the Mosaic law and Temple cult ceased to be final.
11. They remind me a little of Georges Bataille's pre-war secret cult, Acephale, whose goal was to get rid of the head - starting with the moral guardian in one's own head, the super-ego, then moving on to all the other "heads" (the father, the State, the Law, God).
12. "A pity it's necessary - unexpected drama, I mean," said Jane, thinking of the stories she had heard of the bonhomie of the war, in contrast with the stiff, glib cult of the eighties.
13. Magistrates, like boys, wore the praetexta , and flamines (priests of the imperial cult) a scarlet toga with a purple border.