другие переводы
богатство |
wealth
riches
richness
rich
fortune
abundance
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богатства |
riches
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сокровища |
riches
wealth
gold
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богачи |
rich
wealthy
riches
rich folks
great
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обилие |
plenty
fullness
loads
loads of
riches
affluence
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наваристый |
riches
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синонимы
имя существительное
примеры использования
Baros Tsen T’Varr1Dhar ThosisTuuran smashed his way through a jammed door into what he hoped was going to be a vault of riches beyond his wildest dreams.
These Indians, very peaceful people, had settled in this region hundreds and hundreds of years before and had found more pleasure and riches in tilling the soil than the neighboring tribes who went marauding whenever they felt like it.
These are the proper paintings and statues for churches in a country in which the most powerful church on earth wanted to demonstrate how deep in subjection all human beings can be kept for centuries if there exists no other aim but the enlargement of the splendor and the riches of the rulers.
Coming home with unheard-of riches at her command, she could buy the most ancient and beautiful castles in Spain, and she could select for her husband a member of some noble family, perhaps even a duke.
For these riches they were willing to sacrifice one of their own men, because such a sacrifice would pay well.
People everywhere became mad in their desire for riches.
Yet she was not afraid of this figure, for she was convinced that she could have it inside a certain length of time, because the mine seemed to contain unlimited riches.
The Indians became wise to the real meaning of the tricks of the fathers and to the fact that these white men with their new god cared less for the earthly welfare of their children than for the riches they could accumulate.
The two young men had come to the republic to look for gold because back home the most fantastic tales about the riches of lost gold mines here in this country had stirred their ambition to make their millions down here.
But to hold the lord of Vespinarr to account, with all his riches?
But while no one knew anything about dona Maria, everyone in New Spain knew that the riches of dona Maria had not disappeared, but were safely in the possession of one supposed to know better what to do with them than a foolish woman who thought that nobility stands for honesty.
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