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Перевод: eternity

[существительное]
вечность ; целая вечность; очень долго; вечная жизнь; загробный мир; вечные истины

Тезаурус:

1. The hour of death and mode of dying, however brief and fragmentary in relation to eternity, thus acquired a fateful significance - fateful indeed, if the death of an unrepentant sinner should prove to be the broad gateway to everlasting torment.
2. It threatens the worst for John Ryan, Wyllie's Welsh counterpart, for whom 15 short months in charge have been an eternity.
3. He couldn't have been unconscious for long, looking back, but it seemed an eternity at the time.
4. After an eternity or two, the film comes to an end.
5. And this restoration of the universe takes place not once, but over and over again - indeed to all eternity without end.
6. Time is that aspect of change which bridges the gap between the universe and its model, being "a moving image of eternity".
7. The ball bobbled along the goal-line for what seemed an eternity before Olney screwed it wide.
8. Observing Raskolnikov wince at the idea of eternity as a bathhouse, he murmurs "with a vague smile" that he would certainly have made it like that himself.
9. But because this ruled out all danger or adventure, Eternity became destructive to the spirit, and the bureaucrats had themselves to be destroyed.
10. An Egyptian longboat continued to row into eternity.
11. These, then, are some of the symbolic inklings we have of eternity, and of our divinely-destined path of happiness.
12. According to his owner, who witnessed the spectacle, Jessie rose gracefully toward the ceiling like a space shuttle and, after lingering in mid-air for what seemed an eternity, crashed to the floor and fled the house with a speed and agility the owner found quite amazing.
13. But the parishes, and the parish missions, were central to the care of souls; and their ministers ought always to be refreshing themselves in the truths of the Christian faith, so that they do not slip "into versions of it which miss its height and depth and wonder"; and those ministers ought always to make room in their lives for silence and the chance of realizing their nearness to eternity.