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Перевод: earth

[существительное]
земля ; земной шар; почва ; грунт ; суша ; земной мир; смертные ; нора ; заземление;
[глагол]
окучивать; покрывать землей; сажать; загонять в нору; зарываться в нору; зарывать в землю; закапывать; заземлять [эл.]

Тезаурус:

1. To anyone who has been driving on the planet earth within the last 75 years, they are just the same.
2. Like the mouse in the poem, when we consume more than our fair share of the earth's resources, we not only force our brothers and sisters in other countries to go without, but we damage ourselves as well.
3. In Filmer's view, just as absolute political power was given to Adam by God, so the whole earth was given him too; hence, subjects have neither political power nor any right to property and possessions.
4. So the line, "Shape without form, shade without colour", is reminiscent of the essential beginning when "the earth was without form, and void," but what follows is not a creation and a bringing of light, but only an impotence, "Paralysed force, gesture without motion", bringing a twilight.
5. The presence of earth energies adds another dimension.
6. The Youngs often wondered how on earth people managed without such storage space.
7. A brown earth soil is aerobic, of more or less neutral pH, with a good mixture of mineral and organic matter, bearing deep-rooting plants and supporting a normal population of soil life, particularly earthworms.
8. The programme would be known as the "Dragon Project", after the Chinese representation of earth energies.
9. Thus, at the global scale, the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU) has endorsed the setting up of the International Geosphere Biosphere Project (IGBP) to "describe and understand the interactive physical, chemical and biological processes that regulate the total Earth system, the unique environment it provides for life, the changes that are occurring in that system and the manner by which these changes are influenced by human actions" (Report of ad hoc Planning Group for IGBP 1986, quoted in IGBP 1988).
10. The trigonometrical ratios sine, cosine and tangent were used by Hipparchus during the second century BC to calculate the diameter of the Earth and the distance of the Moon with amazing accuracy: 7900 and 238 000 miles respectively.
11. The term does not apply, however, to material ejected after a major impact on Earth and which follows a suborbital path back through the atmosphere to the Earth's surface.
12. But it is not only the Sun which appears to orbit the Earth.
13. The energy which creates earth lights seems to have a sensitizing effect on people so that they are more likely to see things psychically, and there may be outbreaks of psychic effects, such as poltergeist activity.