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Перевод: kingdom speek kingdom


[существительное]
королевство; царство; мир ; область ; сфера


Тезаурус:

  1. Certainly, there is little strong evidence of an unambiguous growth in permissive child-rearing practice, at least in the United Kingdom.
  2. This was Philip II of France, whose extravagant plans for the future of his kingdom included the destruction of the Angevin Empire.
  3. Accepting his teaching and following him as a disciple means to live in that kingdom now.
  4. The United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland might attempt to terminate or modify this agreement; or the government of either or both States might attempt to introduce legislation without seeking the views of the population, or against their expressed will.
  5. Legal aspects in the United Kingdom
  6. Let me say immediately how glad I am to be here, looking forward with hope and enthusiasm to the task that lies ahead, working alongside many others in the building up of God's kingdom within the diocese of Middlesbrough.
  7. For the remainder of the United Kingdom, this was a time when social or political upheaval seemed comparatively remote, and society appeared relatively orderly.
  8. The most densely populated countries in 1880 were Belgium (481 per square mile), Holland (304) and the United Kingdom (279).
  9. The champion tool user in the animal kingdom, however, is the chimpanzee.
  10. The populations of children in residential care in the United Kingdom, Flanders, and the Netherlands seem equally heterogeneous in terms of their previous histories and presenting problems (see Berridge, 1985), though most come from multiply disadvantaged backgrounds (see Packman et al .,
  11. I want only children in my kingdom.
  12. Matthew, to suit Jewish susceptibility, prefers to speak of the "Kingdom of Heaven" rather than the "Kingdom of God", because Jews were reluctant to utter the divine name.
  13. A king's power depended, then, first and foremost on his capacity to recruit armies and to lead them; it also depended on his position as supreme judge and lawgiver in his kingdom.

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