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Перевод: epic

[прилагательное]
эпический; героический;
[существительное]
эпическая поэма; многосерийный приключенческий фильм; приключенческий роман с продолжением

Тезаурус:

1. I reckon they got a one-single deal on Epic.
2. Consequently, in its origins Greek historiography was more closely affiliated to epic poetry than to philosophy, and in its development it retained a commemorative function.
3. One can only ponder at the ethics of an industry which for thirty years slaughtered dolphins in their millions for the sake of saving 2 cents per can, and then requires an "epic" debate to change its source of supply.
4. My own choice, with the same reservation, would be to read the Italian epic - to be always convalescent from some small illness and always seated in a window that overlooked the sea, there to read these poems eight hours of each happy day.
5. As well as putting the finishing touches to their epic 20-track album "Gorgeous" - "the most diverse thing we've ever done" - DJing 808 duo the Spinmasters have been spinning discs over in the US, while Graham Massey has been remixing everyone from the Sugarcubes to Future Sound Of London.
6. "Every country has a great national epic," said Pierre Berton, Canada's best-known journalist.
7. A row of epic proportions had ensued, which he and Angela had evidently enjoyed but which had left Sarah and Jennifer sick with distress.
8. The unfriendly comment of Edgar Wind in Art and Anarchy was: "What has optimistically been called a "museum without walls'" is in fact a museum on paper - a paper-world of art in which the epic oratory of Malraux proclaims, with the voice of a crier in the market place, that all art is composed in a single key, that huge monuments and small coins have the same plastic eloquence if transferred to the scale of the printed page, that a gouache can equal a fresco."
9. It was the most epic winter the West Coast had ever seen.
10. Perhaps one day the full story of Harry's epic journey from the skies over Berlin to St Eval's runway will be told.
11. God's epic of salvation retold in three parts
12. Eric Voegelin has emphasized the fundamental difference between what he calls the "cosmological" civilizations, which presupposed the political symbolization of the cosmos typified by Babylonia with its epic of Marduk, and "eschatological" civilizations such as the Hebrew - but first exemplified by the Iranian - based on the religion of Zarathustra.
13. Discussions of film and television genre habitually nod towards the broad stylistic categories fundamental to literary aesthetics since Aristotle - epic, lyric, drama, comedy, tragedy - and quickly move on to the more immediately recognizable categories under which industry products are branded and sold - horror, western, musical, soap opera, crime series.