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1 sacredness
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2 carácter sagrado
• sacredness -
3 posvätnosť
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4 sérthetetlenség
sacredness -
5 szenteltség
sacredness -
6 sacralidad
= sacredness.Ex. Historical editors believe in the importance of the meaning, literary editors in word sacredness.* * *= sacredness.Ex: Historical editors believe in the importance of the meaning, literary editors in word sacredness.
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7 духовност
sacredness* * *sacredness 1, inwardness, ghostliness -
8 неприкосновеност
sacredness* * *sacredness -
9 посветеност
sacredness* * *sacredness, holiness, dedication -
10 црковност
sacredness* * *sacredness 1 -
11 священность
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12 posvátnost
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13 kutsallık
sacredness, holiness. -
14 Heiligkeit
f; nur Sg.1. holiness, sanctity, sacredness; einer Person: saintliness* * *die Heiligkeitsacredness; sanctity; holiness; saintliness* * *Hei|lig|keitf -, no plholiness; (= Geweihtheit, Geheiligtheit auch, von Eigentum) sacredness; (von Zorn) righteousnessEure/Seine Héíligkeit — your/his Holiness
im Geruch der Héíligkeit stehen — to be surrounded by an aura of sanctity
* * *die1) (the state of being holy.) holiness2) sacredness3) saintliness* * *Hei·lig·keit<->Eure/Seine \Heiligkeit Your/His Holiness* * *die; Heiligkeit1) holinessSeine/Euere Heiligkeit — (Anrede) His/Your Holiness
* * *1. holiness, sanctity, sacredness; einer Person: saintliness2. Papst:Eure/Seine Heiligkeit Your/His Holiness* * *die; Heiligkeit1) holinessSeine/Euere Heiligkeit — (Anrede) His/Your Holiness
2) (der Ehe, Taufe usw.) sanctity; sacredness* * *f.sacredness n.saintliness n.sanctity n. -
15 carácter sagrado
m.sacredness.* * *(n.) = sacrednessEx. Historical editors believe in the importance of the meaning, literary editors in word sacredness.* * *(n.) = sacrednessEx: Historical editors believe in the importance of the meaning, literary editors in word sacredness.
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16 lo sagrado
(n.) = sacrednessEx. Historical editors believe in the importance of the meaning, literary editors in word sacredness.* * *(n.) = sacrednessEx: Historical editors believe in the importance of the meaning, literary editors in word sacredness.
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17 ненарушимост
inviolability, sacredness; indissolubility; indefeasibility* * *ненарушѝмост,ж., само ед. inviolability, sacredness; indissolubility; indefeasibility.* * *indefeasibility; inviolability{in`vaixlx`biliti}* * *inviolability, sacredness;indissolubility; indefeasibility -
18 священность
1) General subject: holiness, sanctimony, sacredness2) Religion: sanctity (Sacredness)3) Law: sanctity -
19 П-251
И ТОМУ ПОДОБНОЕ, may be abbreviated in writing to и т. п. lit NP sing only fixed WO(used at the end of a list to indicate that more objects or phenomena could be included) and other similar thingsand so onand so forth (and so on) and the (such) like et cetera etc. and things of that sort and more of the same and more to that effect.Колотилось сердце, и набегали всякие слова, злые, справедливые, которые не были сказаны. А почему Милютина, которая в театре без году неделя?.. - и так далее и тому подобное (Трифонов 1). Her heart was pounding, and all of the just and nasty things that she had left unsaid came rushing to mind. And why should Milyutina, who was completely new in the theater?...-and so forth and so on (1a).Все чиновники говорили о ненадежности войск, о неверности удачи, об осторожности и тому подобном (Пушкин 2). All the officials spoke about the unreliability of our troops, the uncertainty of success, the need for caution, and the like (2a).Народ не может жить без святынь, - рассуждал Джамхух, - вера в главную святыню порождает множество малых святынь, необходимых для повседневной жизни: святыню материнства, святыню уважения к старшим... и тому подобное» (Искандер 5). "A people cannot live without holding some things sacred," Jamkhoukh argued. "Faith in a great thing engenders the many lesser ones necessary for daily life: the sacredness of motherhood, the sacredness of respect for elders, and things of that sort" (5a).(Надзиратель! ушёл, пришел с дежурным офицером: «Выходи! Почему безобразничаешь? Карцера захотел? На этап не отправим», - и тому подобное (Марченко 2). Не (the guard) went away and came back with the duty officer. "Come on out! What are you cuttin up for? You want the punishment cell? We won't ship you out of here..." And more to that effect (2a). -
20 и тому подобное
• И ТОМУ ПОДОБНОЕ, may be abbreviated in writing to и т. n. lit[NP; sing only; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used at the end of a list to indicate that more objects or phenomena could be included) and other similar things:- and so on;- et cetera;- etc.;- and more to that effect.♦ Колотилось сердце, и набегали всякие слова, злые, справедливые, которые не были сказаны. А почему Милютина, которая в театре без году неделя?.. - и так далее и тому подобное (Трифонов 1). Her heart was pounding, and all of the just and nasty things that she had left unsaid came rushing to mind. And why should Milyutina, who was completely new in the theater?... - and so forth and so on (1a).♦ Все чиновники говорили о ненадежности войск, о неверности удачи, об осторожности и тому подобном (Пушкин 2). АН the officials spoke about the unreliability of our troops, the uncertainty of success, the need for caution, and the like (2a).♦ "Народ не может жить без святынь, - рассуждал Джамхух, - вера в главную святыню порождает множество малых святынь, необходимых для повседневной жизни: святыню материнства, святыню уважения к старшим... и тому подобное" (Искандер 5). "A people cannot live without holding some things sacred," Jamkhoukh argued. "Faith in a great thing engenders the many lesser ones necessary for daily life: the sacredness of motherhood, the sacredness of respect for elders, and things of that sort" (5a).♦ [Надзиратель] ушёл, пришел с дежурным офицером: "Выходи! Почему безобразничаешь? Карцера захотел? На этап не отправим", - и тому подобное (Марченко 2). Не [the guard] went away and came back with the duty officer. "Come on out! What are you cuttin up for? You want the punishment cell? We won't ship you out of here..." And more to that effect (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и тому подобное
См. также в других словарях:
sacredness — sacred ► ADJECTIVE 1) connected with a deity and so deserving veneration; holy. 2) (of a text) embodying the doctrines of a religion. 3) religious rather than secular. DERIVATIVES sacredly adverb sacredness noun. ORIGIN from Latin sacrare… … English terms dictionary
Sacredness — Sacred Sa cred, a. [Originally p. p. of OE. sacren to consecrate, F. sacrer, fr. L. sacrare, fr. sacer sacred, holy, cursed. Cf. {Consecrate}, {Execrate}, {Saint}, {Sexton}.] 1. Set apart by solemn religious ceremony; especially, in a good sense … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sacredness — noun see sacred … New Collegiate Dictionary
sacredness — See sacredly. * * * … Universalium
sacredness — noun The property of being sacred … Wiktionary
sacredness — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun 1. The quality of being holy or sacred: blessedness, holiness, sacrosanctity, sanctity. See RELIGION. 2. The quality or condition of being safe from assault, trespass, or violation: inviolability, sacrosanctity,… … English dictionary for students
sacredness — sa·cred·ness || seɪkrɪdnɪs n. state of being sacred; holiness, sanctity, state of being hallowed … English contemporary dictionary
sacredness — n. 1. Holiness, sanctity. 2. Inviolableness, inviolability … New dictionary of synonyms
sacredness — sa·cred·ness … English syllables
sacredness — See: sacred … English dictionary
sacredness — noun the quality of being sacred • Derivationally related forms: ↑sacred • Hypernyms: ↑holiness, ↑sanctity, ↑sanctitude • Hyponyms: ↑holy of holies … Useful english dictionary
