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Перевод: illumination

[существительное]
освещение; озарение; освещенность ; иллюминация ; подсвет ; истолкование; просвещение; вдохновение; яркость ; раскраска ; украшения и рисунки в рукописи

Тезаурус:

1. Strong illumination should be avoided, as this will destroy the plant.
2. The tubes are 132 cm in length and a battery of 12 such tubes provides suitable illumination.
3. Known for its gleaming and airy entrance lobby, bedecked with trees and tropical plants which became a night-time illumination, the building was regarded as one of the more tasteful and less controversial of the City's recently constructed edifices.
4. While it must be said the illumination does advertise the shop it greatly brightens the area with its window displays.
5. The Book of Kells has not survived the centuries complete and has lost some of its printed pages, or perhaps the plan for the illumination was never completed.
6. This feeling is added to a previous illumination, to a stoicism which believes in "the unity of experience and the illusion of pain'."
7. The activity which his reason can criticize and partially direct was not initially chosen by him, it is spontaneous; the physical processes of birth, breathing, digestion, orgasm, death; the emotions; the desires and aversions which are independent of his principles and may conflict with them, irrespective of whether he thinks of them as innate or as socially conditioned; dream, reverie and fantasy; ecstasies of love, mystical illumination, intellectual discovery, artistic creation and contemplation.
8. He was a keen student of the scriptures, particularly the Book of Revelations, and while meditating in his Calabrian retreat on the mystery of the Trinity and how it related to the time-process he had moments of intense spiritual illumination that led him to formulate a new millenarian philosophy of history.
9. She was a great writer and a great feminist, and will be read for illumination and entertainment for many years to come.
10. Whatever we may make of its influences, Leonard is clear that he "never recovered" from its dnouements ; its "illumination of human behaviour"; its horror (which he termed "metaphorical").
11. To the earliest Christian communities Jesus was not the founder or originator of the community of God's people, but the climax of an already long story of a divine education of humanity through the special illumination given to the prophets of Israel.
12. This whole approach would not necessarily require an immersion into the business environment but could draw on partnerships as a clearing house for the illumination and dissemination of the best practice around.
13. In frogs, for example, stationary illumination of the retina is rather ineffective in causing activity in the optic nerve.