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Перевод: incomparable

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несравнимый; несравненный; бесподобный

Тезаурус:

1. In that incomparable verse Racine surely articulates the classical and terrible conception that underlies also Virgil's treatment of Dido: sexual passion, the erotic, understood as one undifferentiated energy running wild, fastening itself seemingly at random on this person or that one, and switching from one to another in a way that discredits all human vows of constancy.
2. (I wonder when EMI and others might get round to restoring some of Inghelbrecht's wonderful Ravel recordings to the catalogue, or his incomparable Debussy for that matter
3. During the Battle of Britain, Air Chief Marshal Dowding had the incomparable advantage of information from Ultra and he monitored its signals very carefully; he knew, therefore, that only fifty per cent of the German aircraft were then serviceable, and so, on 15 September he sent up every available fighter plane against the enemy.
4. - In common with the majority of hunt followers I don't care whether the fox is killed or not: we hunt for the incomparable experience of galloping a horse across country behind the "sweet cry of hounds".
5. She is incomparable and in business terms she is perfect.
6. But this incomparable narrative needs no shoring-up by him.
7. I cannot leave Decca without drooling over its "Historic" recordings - Backhaus/Clemens Krauss, LSO/Krips, Monteux, VPO/Kleiber, Knappertsbusch, Amadeus/Curzon/Brain; Della Casa, Flagstad, Julius Katchen, Rachmaninov and the incomparable Rosenkavalier (Jurinac, Reining, Weber, Gueden, Poell, VPO/Kleiber).
8. The many shops and bars at this exceptionally pretty little resort are close to the hotel, which features a large sun terrace where drinks can be enjoyed against the backdrop of the incomparable beauty of Lake Garda.
9. Simon Gray's The Holy Terror was good, but Beckett is incomparable, and Barry McGovern's reading of Stirrings Still is an owl in the belfry of my memory.
10. Thirty-four of the women sprinters had run faster than this, but there was none to match Florence Griffith-Joyner, the Californian world-record holder, the incomparable "Flo-Jo" destined to take the gold medal.
11. Sixthly, in the first half of the war Hitler appeared to be the incomparable military leader who, nevertheless, as a former Front soldier and one distinguished for bravery knew and understood the "psychology" of the ordinary soldier.
12. More "traditional" though equally individualistic jazz vocals k next from the incomparable Ella Fitzgerald (b. 1918) in "Ella Returns to Berlin" ( Verve ), a previously unreleased "live" Norman Granz concert from early 1961.
13. This famous author of 3,000 "incomparable" (Byron) letters, among other largely dilettante activities, showed by a letter written to Sir Horace Mann on 8 June 1791 that he knew of the 1788 Kentish Town Act, which freed the Earl of Camden to build 1,400 houses in Kentish Town.