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Перевод: impermanent

[прилагательное]
непостоянный; непродолжительный; временный; мимолетный; неустойчивый

Тезаурус:

1. That's because 90's intensive agriculture and the developer's bulldozer are rather effective at wiping away the last finger-prints of the all too impermanent way.
2. Even the history of discontinuities is itself impermanent and discontinuous.
3. Why not respect the intention implied by the choice of impermanent materials and the adoption of quick and casual techniques?
4. Patel was impermanent from moment of arrival till he played a foolishly loose semi-drive straight back to Tufnell.
5. the impermanent
6. Because it was an impermanent unofficial arrangement, the pairing family held no property and at first presented no threat to the communally held property of the gens.
7. impermanent, not eternal
8. Most farmers view old buildings as a liability and the relaxation of a planning authority's traditional strictness in assessing proposed changes of use of such structures enhances their development potential, makes them more marketable and encourages the owner to sell them and to put up cheaply built, impermanent and often ugly sheds for storage of crops and farm machinery.
9. An informal producer is always difficult to define but it is used here to describe an owner or an employee of a small-scale enterprise comprising less than ten people, operating from an impermanent site, under an ill-defined registration and tax scheme.
10. In a sense it reflects one of the themes of my novels: the mingling of the present and past and the ways the boundaries of time can seem strangely impermanent.
11. But all things in this impermanent world are essentially rootless.
12. This may be because the "classic" factories of the twentieth century tend to be low-rise, usually single-storey structures, built to very broad plans from cheap and impermanent materials.
13. For Eliot in 1923 all primitive or savage art contained comic and tragic elements, comedy and tragedy being not just late but maybe also "impermanent intellectual abstractions".