Перевод слова

Перевод: cardinal

[прилагательное]
основной; главный; кардинальный; главнейший; важнейший; количественный; ярко-красный;
[существительное]
кардинал ; количественное числительное

Тезаурус:

1. In Gandhi's view, its cardinal sin is the way it tolerates untouchability.
2. Remember the cardinal rule in this situation is to push both sticks forward , but do be ready to leap out of the way if necessary!
3. The Cardinal's statement continued: "The question of the ordination of women affects the understanding each Church has of its own identity and of its sacraments and worship.
4. CARDINAL Hume will celebrate Good Friday in ecumenical fashion, watching a Passion parade in central London with the Bishop of London, Salvationists, Methodists and Muslims.
5. Back in London in 1966 she married Hugo Young, the political columnist, biographer and broadcaster, in a ceremony conducted by Cardinal Hume, then Abbot of Ampleforth.
6. Cardinal Glemp objected to a proposal to hold a national referendum on the issue.
7. At an airforce base in Cebu, central Philippines, government troops delayed an assault on 200 rebels as negotiators led by Cardinal Ricardo Vibal tried to resolve the situation.
8. Others including Anthias species, Cardinal fish and the colourful Royal Gramma are zooplankton feeders specialising in feeding upon macro planktonic organisms, that is zooplankton of a size easily seen by the naked eye.
9. It's fairly entertaining to watch but commits the cardinal sin of not identifying individual players.
10. The four cardinal metaphors are the four foundations of physical science (space, time, matter and number); none of which has any objective, external status, rather they are "creations of the mind".
11. O'Neill sent the following message of condolence to Cardinal Conway, the Vicar Capitular of the archdiocese of Armagh: "Please accept from the Government of Northern Ireland our sympathy on the great loss which your Church sustained on the death of your Spiritual Leader.
12. Mary did refer to Scottish affairs in her letters, but under the influence of the cardinal, and in a manner which visibly lacked the vigorous interest shown in her determination to get rid of her governess.
13. The head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, sees in America not the "final, rational form of society", but "a world where money and consumption appear to be the measure of everything".