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Перевод: immortal

[прилагательное]
бессмертный; вечный; неувядаемый;
[существительное]
бессмертный

Тезаурус:

1. A piece of pastureland adjoining had been given by the Laird, so dense was the population of the dead in that rank square; but the people would not use it, they would rather return to the hallowed earth of the dead from whose collective and immortal life they had themselves briefly emerged "
2. SO WROTE Stephen Vincent Benet, who also penned the immortal line "Bury my heart at Wounded Knee."
3. And I answer, breaking the bank of all banks, busting Plato's very Idea of a bank; and also being cleaned out absolutely - but absolutely: body, mind, immortal soul: in fact the Dostoevsky apocalypse where all shall be revealed, where crisis is clarity.
4. It was then that Bill Cumper spoke his immortal lines.
5. Gregory Levin's Medicine Wheel ('a shaman journey into the electric present'), plus John Oliver (El Reposo del Fuego), Micheline Coulombe-Saint Marcoux (Miroirs), DX7 player Sergio Barroso (La Fiesta) 8pm PR 32.50-5 READING Andrew Litton conducts Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante and Mahler's Symphony No5 7.30pm Hexagon (0734-591591) 6-15 SUNDAY Seta Tanyel The rising Armenian star of the keyboard joins Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos and the LSO for Beethoven's Emperor Concerto, plus Mahler (Symphony No1) 7.30pm Barbican 4.50-20 Immortal Diamond Gerard Manley Hopkins, poet and priest, celebrated in poetry and song.
6. Strephon allows himself to be duped by the charms of this woman who, in Swift's view, seems immortal because she appears clean.
7. From them he made the cornfields of immortal Camelot.
8. The biggest nonsense is the belief that we can be physically immortal, if only we believe it.
9. GHOFAR'S gleaming coat is left unclipped for the excellent reason that, like the immortal Crisp, he won't allow a clipping machine near him.
10. In this sense, genetic information is potentially immortal.
11. The distinction reflects the more fundamental one between a mortal body and a potentially immortal genetic message.
12. Such harmony is in immortal souls,
13. The shadowy, half-apprehended faces of new deities float before my eyes, and I have wondered whether Apollo and Diana are not immortal presences wheresoever there are awful trees and alternating spaces of cool or sunlit lawn.