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Перевод: oblivion

[существительное]
забывчивость ; забвение; помилование; амнистия

Тезаурус:

1. A slow return to nature and oblivion."
2. The Cabinet Reshuffle: The good Shephard receives her reward Junior minister promoted from oblivion to stardom
3. I tripped over a root, half lost my balance, shoved the new factors into oblivion.
4. If the achievements of the Thatcher years were not to be consigned to oblivion, then a tactical retreat was necessary.
5. Rock'n'roll was originally a revolt against straitlaced stuffy mores (encountered in the family, at school, in the small town), but now it's "brainwashing media images and fantasies", the very institution of pop itself, that we define ourselves against, Indiepop is fast becoming nothing but commentary on pop - The Membranes' "Death To Trad Rock", Sonic/Ciccone Youth's obsession with Madonna, Age of Chance's "Kiss", Oblivion is forestalled because we are constantly made conscious that this is a reaction against .
6. Herded into oblivion
7. " second childishness and mere oblivion,
8. TIMOTHY AND CHRISTINE EASTON HAVE NO TIME FOR BUILDERS WHO SANDBLAST THE PAST INTO OBLIVION.
9. Fig 83 Another jump from Robby; this time a 20 ft leap into oblivion
10. They were not dropped into the oblivion of the Gulag archipelago or the Lubianka.
11. I remembered how in England I had pitied them all tucked away in oblivion: Feathers, the first man of my course to go missing; Johnny Soames whose aircraft I had watched skidding away from the formation on one of the early daylight raids over northern France.
12. You can see a widespread hunger for oblivion, and a refusal to talk, throughout pop.
13. There is little trace left of York's truly ancient coaching, posting and market inns, while nearly half the pubs which were standing in the 1950s, including some historic gems, have been closed down, converted, or redeveloped into oblivion.