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Перевод: enlightening

[прилагательное]
поучительный; разъясняющий

Тезаурус:

1. This can hardly have been the enlightening effect of reason and liberty since in France the outcome of the same ideals was the triumph of the guillotine.
2. "Simon de Montfort" could be the first lecture on the Friday morning, to be followed by "The Battle of Evesham", which promised to be quite enlightening.
3. They recall his taste for long walks of twenty to twenty-five miles in rural settings away from Battersea, his passion for fishing in ponds and canals, and his accurate enlightening knowledge of birds, trees, insects, and flowers.
4. Despite Smith's enlightening discovery no one followed up the connection until the 1960s when Swedish scientists recorded a high rate of fish deaths in the southern lakes of their country.
5. This is Bob's first visit to this part of the country and even those who do not ride western will find his views on training responsive, pleasurable horses both enlightening and thought provoking.
6. "Spiritually, I hear McDonald's is a most enlightening experience.
7. I would strongly recommend both books in providing enlightening routes out of a very demanding and difficult area.
8. In this context one paragraph in the Archbishop's recent controversial article in The Director is surely enlightening: The successful are always tempted to regard their success as a sort of blessing or reward for righteousness.
9. In contrast to the books written then, The Road to Jaramillo is full of insight into the interactions, communications, thoughts and impressions that make scientific problem solving enlightening.
10. Alive and enlightening.
11. The researches of Frances Yates into the relationship between science and what is loosely called magic at the end of the 16th century are enlightening.
12. Again he showed enormous potential, at once getting a feel for the audience and realizing people were interested in gimmicks and gadgets rather than dull, but more enlightening, scientific theory with pictures of boffins pottering about in laboratories.
13. Such teaching is not simply with the object of enlightening the mind or to satisfy curiosity, but to mould the personality and give direction to life.