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Перевод: quotidian

[прилагательное]
ежедневный; банальный;
[существительное]
малярия с ежедневными приступами

Тезаурус:

1. Indeed, it was at this time that, ironically, I turned myself into a genuine adept of the Magus of the Quotidian.
2. "I am the Magus of the Quotidian!" bellowed Mr Broadhurst.
3. So why has this critical theory had so little influence in the area of critical practice, why has there been no process of a filtering down of ideas from the "high ground" of theory to the "lower ground" of journalism, reviewing and the more quotidian criticism?
4. "Repeat after me," said the Magus of the Quotidian, "I washed half my face -"
5. At Postmasters (until 25 April) Perry Hoberman introduces viewer-activated assemblages involving adaptations of quotidian household objects.
6. They took me home that night in Gillian's rebarbatively quotidian motor-car.
7. In the seventies and eighties, artists like Rose Garrard combined homages to women artists, whose works she encrypted in her own, with the use of fabrics, dresses, and textiles in tribute to the quotidian boundaries on women's creativity.
8. Few recognised the importance of campaigning on issues relevant to the quotidian experience of women better than Margaret Llewellyn Davies.
9. Quickly they piled into the car, which sped noisily and dangerously off through the quotidian traffic.
10. Let us expurgate from the immaturity of our environmental thought, that essence of crepuscular darkness which our sciolism leads us to extrapolate into quotidian existence.
11. Without the services of their women, how would they survive the day-by-day attrition of factions and envy and corruption and ambition, the quotidian burden of poverty and grind and illness?
12. There the quotidian became immensely and unembarrassedly real: "At the fish and chip shop a long queue.
13. And he is the-hero-as-artist, who is called upon to make just such recognitions, of the divinely eternal through the veil of the quotidian.