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Перевод: seance

[существительное]
заседание; собрание; сеанс ; спиритический сеанс

Тезаурус:

1. This may be done by spells directed at the harmful being, hoping to negate its influence, or by the performance of a large-scale shamanistic seance in which those who have spirit guides send their "souls" ( ruwai ) out into the worlds of the various non-human beings looking for the one responsible.
2. Segat is also frequently used to "explain" why one has chosen not to do something, collect rattan for sale, for example, or attend a curing seance: " Egng ng segat ci'niib " ("I don't feel like walking that far").
3. It was more like being present at a seance than at a lecture.
4. The alleged ability, in or out of trance, to contact the spirit-world, usually during a seance.
5. Then, in a seance, one cold and perfectly clear starlit night, the gods were asked to name the day to go to Aula.
6. It was late afternoon, the micro hones had been taken away, the hall was only half lit; Karajan sat with the orchestra in something closer to a seance or seminar than a rehearsal.
7. I couldn't help noticing that they spent all their off-duty time racing down to London to what they called "a sitting", which tuned out to be another name for a seance.
8. The seance was held and Mr Hayden was later shown some photographs and asked if he could recognise any of the people.
9. Bryanston was sold to the TV company Associated Rediffusion in 1965 and the whole rickety infrastructure of an independent British film industry was simply swept under by waves or American finance, with AFM ceasing production in 1964 after Bryan Forbes' ponderous Seance on a Wet Afternoon .
10. It was decided that a seance should be held in the mess room and, depending on the result, they would discuss what further measures could be used to identify the ghost.
11. Last summer, the place took on the air of a cheap seance, with ringing bells and flickering lights.
12. One of their friends was a medium, and once a month those of their group who could get there would assemble at her flat in south London for a seance.
13. The services can be similar to those of orthodox Christianity, except they are led by mediums, and the sermon is often replaced by a seance.