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Перевод: illusory

[прилагательное]
призрачный; иллюзорный; нереальный; обманчивый

Тезаурус:

1. In the first year students take three units on the theory and practice of modern theatre (these units in effect constitute one production unit) supported by two other units on the tradition of the Illusory and the Non-Illusory Theatre.
2. However, on closer examination the parallel proves illusory, as Frank Wright points out:
3. For Eliot, who chose the other way, earned entry into nothing more seriously influential than the circles of Bloomsbury, where the Edwardian pattern survived only in an attenuated and largely illusory version.)
4. In the Middle East especially, British power was still a decisive factor down to 1956, however illusory its basis.
5. Hall's extension to 20th March was considered by The Saturday Review to be such a "pitiful and illusory concession" as to make it hardly worthwhile, while the Architectural Association, on 5th November, 1856, put in a strong plea to Hall for a further extension of time.
6. Scepticism and an attitude of indifference to the prospect of final extinction have proved, as a matter of practical experience, no adequate substitute for the doctrine of immortality, however illusory one may hold it to be.
7. Yet an uneasy feeling had been steadily growing among the ten thousand workers employed at the plant that the benefits which Clasper's militancy had achieved were illusory.
8. He moved gingerly inside the bathroom, which was not a place to sit and read or to lie and soak, but a chill green glassy place, glittering with cleanness, huge dark green stoppered jars on water-green thick glass shelves, a floor tiled in glass tiles into whose brief and illusory depths one might peer, a shimmering shower curtain like a glass waterfall, a blind to match, over the window, full of watery lights.
9. For them, access to information, whether about themselves or their children, will remain an illusory right.
10. In a couple of the play's best moments, Swannell craftily shows that the remembered adventurousness of youth is often just as illusory.
11. His universalism seemed to offer unending real misery punctuated by periods of illusory bliss.
12. Legends of the nation "standing alone" in 1940 had been damaging and illusory, contributions to "the glamour of backwardness".
13. The freedom to wander at will is illusory if all the destinations are indistinguishable.