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английский

итальянский

scholar [брит. ˈskɒlə, америк. ˈskɑlər] СУЩ.

1. scholar:

scholar (learned person): studioso м. / studiosa ж.

scholar (erudite person): erudito м. / erudita ж.

Shakespeare, Hebrew scholar: studioso di Shakespeare, di ebraico

classical scholar: umanista or classicista

he's not much of a scholar: non è un pozzo di scienza or non è un gran letterato

2. scholar (student with scholarship):

scholar: borsista м. и ж.

scholar: vincitore м. di borsa di studio / vincitrice ж. di borsa di studio

3. scholar (school pupil):

scholar устар.: scolaro м. / scolara ж.

classical scholar: studioso dei classici or classicista

gowned scholar, lawyer: in toga, togato

итальянский

английский

slavista: Slavonic scholar

iamatologo (iamatologa): Japanese scholar

grecista: Greek scholar

antichista: scholar of the ancient world

antichista: antiquities scholar

sanscritista: Sanskrit scholar

umanista (studioso): classical scholar

dantista: = Dante scholar

английский

итальянский

scholar [ˈskɑ:·lɚ] СУЩ.

1. scholar (learned person):

scholar: erudito(-a) м. (ж.)

2. scholar (student):

scholar: studente м. и ж.

3. scholar (scholarship holder):

scholar: borsista м. и ж.

итальянский

английский

letterato (-a): scholar

erudito (-a): scholar

dotto (-a): scholar

studioso (-a): scholar

anglista: scholar of English

trecentista: scholar who specializes in the fourteenth century

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trecentista: scholar who specializes in the fourteenth century

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The staff are gowned and gloved.

news.nationalpost.com

The court officials in their suits and smart outfits, the gowned and bewigged jurists, the highly paid lawyers for defence and prosecution.

www.nzherald.co.nz

I was scrubbed up and gowned.

www.stuff.co.nz

Sitting the rest of the night on the edge of the couch, cradling the receiver between my dressing gowned-shoulder and my ear as we watched the second plane hit.

thespinoff.co.nz

As the public face of law, a barrister appears wigged and gowned before a judge and jury while the solicitor wears a business suit and sits in silence.

news.nationalpost.com