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Перевод: Quixote

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Тезаурус:

1. Variations from such ballets as Petipa's Don Quixote, Raymonda and La Bayadre and Bournonville's Napoli are still considered by most classical dancers to be more technically demanding than the more complex twistings and turnings of modern choreographers who mix their styles.
2. Stepan Verkhovensky kits himself up with umbrella, travelling-bag, walking stick, broad-brimmed hat, belted overcoat and top-boots like a hussar's; and - Quixote overlaid for English readers by Pickwick, the White Knight, Mr Toad - he talks the language of "high adventure" and the open road: "there's a great idea in the open road too!"
3. a chivalric Don Quixote figure of absolute non-compromise in matters (as he sees them) of virtue and truth, in effect an overspill from The Idiot - which Dostoevsky seems to have recognized, for he abandoned the positive and sublime venture, and hived off the comic material he had accumulated into the drunken buffoon Captain Lebyadkin who grows into a substantial second-rank character in The Possessed ;, and as to Kartuzov, the novelist left us with nothing more than his cappy surname.
4. At the most recent target for the Antipodian Don Quixote, who tilts not at windmills but at woodturners, and not wishing to turn a non-existent battle into a war of attrition, I can only wonder who Mike Darlow will focus his attentions on next!
5. In stature Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.
6. Nor does it resemble the bravura footing of Kitri in the Don Quixote pas de deux or the passages in Ashton's Ondine where his ballerina appears to be floating through water.
7. The official ADN news agency said that Mr Honecker told the visiting Chinese Deputy Prime Minister, Yao Yilin: "Any attempt by imperialism to destabilise socialist construction, and slander its achievements, is now and in the future nothing more than Don Quixote's futile charge against the steadily turning sails of a windmill."
8. But petipa kept to well-defined limits of courtly behaviour and never fell into an extravagant style, even in the market place scene of Don Quixote .
9. Mr Honecker chose a different image to make the same point: attempts to destabilise socialism, he said, are like "the fruitless attacks by Don Quixote against windmills that continue to turn imperturbably."
10. The stereotyped Spanish style is possibly seen at its best in Petipa's Don Quixote , most particularly in the famous pas de deux fur the ballerina and her partner.
11. Like many in the sport, the men who make the odds view the bold Brittain as racing's version of Don Quixote.
12. This might seem to be moving away from Golyadkin, but in point of tone The Double and The Possessed draw closest to one another, and to Don Quixote , in the ludicrous materialities of preparation, and in their juxtaposing of very particular odds and ends with an airy universality which in lesser hands would be emptiness.
13. Yet the former has sufficient Spanish flavour, as does the Minkus score fur Don Quixote , for audiences to believe that characters really would perform in the way they do to the kind of music provided.