Saying something is nonexistent is the same as saying that it doesn’t exist. It can mean that the thing never existed, or that it did exist but doesn’t anymore. Nonexistent doesn’t have a lot of close, single-word synonyms. But there are other ways to say the same thing.
In this post
- 1 Do words exist?
- 2 What is the word for something that exists but Cannot be seen?
- 3 What are non English words?
- 4 Is Figmental a word?
- 5 What word is in every language?
- 6 What’s the most universal word?
- 7 Is Incredulousness a word?
- 8 What is a word for invisible?
- 9 Is inexistent a word?
- 10 What words have no vowels?
- 11 What is the most beautiful words in the world?
- 12 What is beautiful in all languages?
- 13 What does unsubstantial mean in English?
- 14 What does the word insubstantial mean?
- 15 What is meaning of chimeric?
- 16 What is the í called?
- 17 What type of letter is n?
- 18 Is Huh a universal word?
- 19 What is the oldest word?
- 20 Is huh real?
Do words exist?
Words can be the domain of certain processes (harmony, stress, etc). There are also a slew of phonological rules in the word domain, such as extrametrical segments in word-initial and word-final position. Words exist.
What is the word for something that exists but Cannot be seen?
present but not visible, apparent, or activated; existing as potential: latent ability. Pathology.
What are non English words?
Keep scrolling to see which words are popular in other languages that just don’t translate to English.
- “Kummerspeck”— German.
- “Gigil” — Tagalog.
- “Mencolek” — Indonesian.
- “Pena ajena” — Spanish.
- “Pana po’o” — Hawaiian.
- “Lagom” — Swedish.
- “Shouganai” or “Shikata ga nai” — Japanese.
- “Shemomedjamo” – Georgian.
Is Figmental a word?
adjective. Existing only in the imagination; fictitious.
What word is in every language?
huh
According to scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, there is only one word in existence that’s the same in every language, and that word is ‘huh‘.
What’s the most universal word?
‘Huh,’ does the job. The particular vowels that ‘huh? ‘ is restricted to in all languages happen to be the vowels that are most easily pronounced when a person’s tongue is in a relaxed position.” It’s the fact that it’s easy to eek out that makes it so useful, and so universal.
Is Incredulousness a word?
Noun. (rare) Incredulity; the state of being skeptical or in disbelief.
What is a word for invisible?
imperceptible, microscopic, unseen, inconspicuous, unseeable, concealed, covert, deceptive, disguised, ethereal, gaseous, ghostly, ideal, impalpable, imponderable, inappreciable, indiscernible, infinitesimal, insensible, intangible.
Is inexistent a word?
not existent; having no existence; nonexistent.
What words have no vowels?
Shh, psst, and hmm do not have vowels, either vowel symbols or vowel sounds. There is some controversy whether they are in fact “words,” however.
What is the most beautiful words in the world?
The Top 10 Most Beautiful English Words
- 3 Pluviophile (n.)
- 4 Clinomania (n.)
- 5 Idyllic (adj.)
- 6 Aurora (n.)
- 7 Solitude (n.)
- 8 Supine (adj.)
- 9 Petrichor (n.) The pleasant, earthy smell after rain.
- 10 Serendipity (n.) The chance occurrence of events in a beneficial way.
What is beautiful in all languages?
“Beautiful” isn’t just for lovers either, saying it to your children, mom, or best friend totally works, too.
- Afrikaans: “pragtige”
- Albanian: “bukur”
- Arabic: “hellwa”
- Belarusian: “pryhožaja”
- Bosnian: “lijepa”
- Bulgarian: “krasiv”
- Catalan: “bonica”
- Chinese: “Meilì”
What does unsubstantial mean in English?
not substantial
Definition of unsubstantial
: not substantial : lacking substance, firmness, or strength unsubstantial shadows.
What does the word insubstantial mean?
lacking substance or material nature
a : lacking substance or material nature. b : lacking firmness or solidity : flimsy.
What is meaning of chimeric?
(ky-MEER-ik) Having parts of different origins. In medicine, refers to a person, organ, or tissue that contains cells with different genes than the rest of the person, organ, or tissue.
What is the í called?
Í/í is a variant of I carrying an acute accent; it represents an /i/ carrying the tonic accent.
What type of letter is n?
N, or n, is the fourteenth letter in the modern English alphabet and the ISO basic Latin alphabet.
| N | |
|---|---|
| Type | Alphabetic and Logographic |
| Language of origin | Latin language |
| Phonetic usage | [n] [ŋ] [ɲ] [ɳ] [nˠ] [ⁿ] [◌̃] /ɛn/ |
| Unicode codepoint | U+004E, U+006E |
Is Huh a universal word?
Conclusions. We have presented evidence and arguments that huh?, or more precisely a short questioning interjection with the function of other-initiation of repair, is a universal word likely to be attested in similar form in all natural spoken languages.
What is the oldest word?
According to a 2009 study by researchers at Reading University, the oldest words in the English language include “I“, “we“, “who“, “two” and “three“, all of which date back tens of thousands of years.
Is huh real?
The local version of Huh? is specifically shaped to the language. It is a real word, not a grunt. It is incorporated into the local language system. To say that this word varies in form depending on the language system in which it is embedded is not inconsistent with saying that it is universal.
Нейросеть научили создавать несуществующие слова и давать им определения
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Томас Димсон, программист, создавший приложение Hyperlapse для Instagram, представил свой новый проект под названием This Word Does Not Exist. Проект представляет собой нейросеть, которая придумывает несуществующие слова и даёт им определения.
Как поясняет сам Томас Димсон, This Word Does Not Exist является вариацией нейросети GPT-2. Она составляет слова с нуля и даёт им пояснения и примеры употребления. Например, придуманное нейросетью существительное incromulentness образовано от неологизма cromulent, которое впервые появилось в серии мультсериала «Симпсоны» в 1996 году и переводится как «адекватный, приемлемый, правильный». Слово incromulentness, по мнению нейросети, означает «отсутствие искренности или прямоты». В качестве примера нейросеть приводит фразу Incromulentness in the manner of speech — «неискренность в манере речи».
Демо-версия проекта есть на одноимённом сайте. Существует также твиттер-бот проекта. Кроме того, на GitHub можно скачать предварительно обученную модель. Чтобы натренировать свою нейросеть на основе загруженных файлов, Димсон рекомендует воспользоваться контентом Apple Dictionary или Urban Dictionary.
Правда, пользователи YCombinator уже заметили, что This Word Does Not Exist иногда предлагает уже существующие слова — например, refactoring. Некоторые слова являются немного изменёнными существующими словами — например, intermodulate — или словами, написанными с ошибкой (disaproval). С другой стороны, нейросеть даёт своё собственное пояснение к каждому слову. Например, слово disaproval она объясняет как the action of expending money for a period of time («процесс траты денег за определённый период времени»). Второе значение, которое предлагает нейросеть, одинаково для каждого слова и поясняет его происхождение — a word that does not exist; it was invented, defined and used by a machine learning algorithm («слово, которого не существует; его изобрёл и использовал алгоритм машинного обучения»).
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Is there a single word for the text within quotation marks in the citation below?
All such statements [entity doesn’t exist] are casual short-hand for a more elaborate and technical statement: “this alleged entity has no place in any scientific equations, plays no role in any scientific explanations, cannot be used to predict any events, does not describe any thing or force that has yet been detected, and there are no models of the universe in which its presence is either required, productive, or useful.”
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. . . this alleged entity has no place in any scientific equations, plays no role in any scientific explanations. . . .
Sciosophy: supposed knowledge of natural or supernatural phenomena or forces, usually based on tradition, as astrology or phrenology.
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The word you are probably after is nonexistent.
If the thing used to exist but no longer does, then you could also use nonextant, although that doesn’t seem to be that case in your example.
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I’d go with phantom, as it can be applied as both a noun or an adjective.
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does not exist — перевод на русский
Truth does not exist, Michelle.
Правды не существует, Мишель.
Time and place do not exist; on an insignificant basis of reality the imagination spins, weaving new patterns; a mixture of memories, experiences, free fancies, incongruities and improvisations.
Времени и пространства не существует; воображение прядет свою пряжу и ткет узоры: вздора и импровизаций. собираются воедино.
Time does not exist.
Времени не существует.
Tomorrow is there, but today — the present — does not exist.
Завтра там, но сегодня… настоящее — не существует
The Great Horse of Asia does not exist therefore we are going to build one for the Trojans as a sort of present.
Великая Лошадь Азии не существует поэтому мы собираемся построить одну Троянцам, как подарок.
Показать ещё примеры для «не существует»…
But perhaps even this sky does not exist, perhaps there is nothing at all but stillness and peace.
Но и того даже нет, ничего нет, кроме тишины , успокоения.
I wouldn’t talk about waist, because it simply does not exist.
Но о талии лучше бы промолчать, потому что её просто нет.
Because the word «I» does not exist.
Для меня слова «я» нет.
He does not exist, but everyone is afraid of him.
— Нет, я обычный человек. Матушка Фелисити говорит, что в каждом обычном человеке есть частичка Бога.
God and my love do not exist.
Бога и моей любви нет!
Показать ещё примеры для «нет»…
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#1
I’m not satisfied with the translations that I found.
How can we say?
It’s an abstract word. «Something which does not exist»… Not a fairy-tale, more abstract than a tale…
Thank you!
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Glaçon said:
I’m not satisfied with the translations that I found.
How can we say?
It’s an abstract word. «Something which does not exist»… Not a fairy-tale, more abstract than a tale…
Thank you!
A myth? A fable?
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#3
A myth is OK, I think. The idea is that this «something which never existed» is looking into the sky and crying…
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#4
Glaçon said:
I’m not satisfied with the translations that I found.
How can we say?
It’s an abstract word. «Something which does not exist»… Not a fairy-tale, more abstract than a tale…
Thank you!
Perhaps you could give us some context? This may help better I think.
You could use illusion, delusion, imagining, myth, legend. All of these terms can sort of relate to what you may want, but I can’t be sure until you submit some more to go with it. Context means so much to the translation. I hope I have been a bit helpful to you. Have a wonderful day my dear.
Sweet T.
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#5
It’s difficult. It’s a song and there’s not much information.
The song is about «IT». The word I’m looking for is in the 2nd line.
Either a tear is rolling down,
Either a myth (?…)
Is crying like snow in the sky
And it is looking into the sky.
Shadows (phantoms?) of melancholy, of doubt
Have sprung up.
And a cra-crazy trouble (uneasiness?)
Is again in my heart.
Again It, again It.
I swallowed a gulp of the air
And understood that
It’ll stay in me —
This Word.
This tender word and a snow avalanche
Is keeping my senses
Like a lump in my throat.
Again It, Again It.
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Glaçon said:
It’s difficult. It’s a song and there’s not much information.
The song is about «IT». The word I’m looking for is in the 2nd line.Either a tear is rolling down,
Either a myth (?…)
Is crying like snow in the sky
And it is looking into the sky.Shadows (phantoms?) of melancholy, of doubt
Have sprung up.
And a cra-crazy trouble (uneasiness?)
Is again in my heart.
Again It, again It.I swallowed a gulp of the air
And understood that
It’ll stay in me —
This Word.This tender word and a snow avalanche
Is keeping my senses
Like a lump in my throat.
Again It, Again It.
Well. OK. This is pretty deep to me. I like the imagery a lot. In my opinion, maybe use illusion or maybe muse. It seems that the author is telling of his/her emotions and this IT is maybe the feelings or the word that is being kept to him/her self. May I ask from which language you are translating? This may help others here too in helpoing you find your answer. The native speakers of that language may have an easier time.
Sweet T.
ps where may I find this song??
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I am translating it from Russian.
My friend who is going to edit her CD wrote it.
Thank you for help!
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Glasson said:
I am translating it from Russian.
My friend who is going to edit her CD wrote it.
Thank you for help!
Wow, makes me want to learn it!! Quite the challenge it seems. I’m not sure I’ve helped you much, but I have tried for you. Have a wonderful rest of the day!!
Sweet T.
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#9
Thank you!
As I started to ask questions about my translation,
would this sound good?
The idea is to start the sentence with «To find you», because it’s repeated. But I don’t know how to turn the phrase…
To find you.
In the vast expanses of the Earth
It did’t happen to (I couldn’t) find you,
Who have come from dreams.
And your face (image) is living with me.
My white boat is sailing
Above the Earth, above the clouds,
Only touching the sky.
It’s sailing turning over
The moments of infinity.
And the sun is rising to meet it.
To find you, who have come from dreams,
In the vast expanses of the Earth —
That’s what I’m trying to do.
But you have melted through mirrors,
My dream, my dream.
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Glaçon said:
It’s difficult. It’s a song and there’s not much information.
The song is about «IT». The word I’m looking for is in the 2nd line.Either a tear is rolling down,
Either a
myth (?…)presence / ghost
Is crying like snow in the sky
And it is looking into the sky.Shadows (phantoms?) of melancholy, of doubt
Have sprung up.
And a cra-crazy trouble (uneasiness?)
Is again in my heart.
Again It, again It.I swallowed a gulp of the air
And understood that
It’ll stay in me —
This Word.This tender word and a snow avalanche
Is keeping my senses
Like a lump in my throat.
Again It, Again It.
Perhaps ghost or presence could be used?? Poetry, even in the form of lyrics can be difficult to translate.
Sweet T.
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Glasson said:
Thank you!
As I started to ask questions about my translation,
would this sound good?
The idea is to start the sentence with «To find you», because it’s repeated. But I don’t know how to turn the phrase…To find you.
In the vast expanses of the Earth
It did’nt happen to (I couldn’t) find you, (which of these?? They do not make sense together)
Who have come from dreams.
And your face (image) is living with me.
My white boat is sailing
Above the Earth, above the clouds,
Only touching the sky.
It’s sailing turning over
The moments of infinity.
And the sun is rising to meet it.
To find you, who have come from dreams,
In the vast expanses of the Earth —
That’s what I’m trying to do.
But you have melted through mirrors,
My dream, my dream.
Put where the phrase to find you comes in and I wil try for you again. You only have it in here twice, is this it?? This is a most beautiful poem/song.
SWeet T.
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Glaçon said:
I’m not satisfied with the translations that I found.
How can we say?
It’s an abstract word. «Something which does not exist»… Not a fairy-tale, more abstract than a tale…
Thank you!
Well if you are looking for a word for something that does not exist..how about..’Figment’…or….’Apparition’..
Just a thought..
te gato
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Glasson said:
Thank you!
As I started to ask questions about my translation,
would this sound good?
The idea is to start the sentence with «To find you», because it’s repeated. But I don’t know how to turn the phrase…To find you.
In the vast expanses of the Earth (Expanse)
It didn’t happen to (I couldn’t) find you, (It didn’t happen, I couldn’t find you)
Who have come from dreams.
And your face (image) is living with me. (I personaly like image)
My white boat is sailing
Above the Earth, above the clouds,
Only touching the sky.
It’s sailing, turning over
The moments of infinity.
And the sun is rising to meet it.
To find you, who have come from dreams,
In the vast expanses of the Earth — (expanse)
That’s what I’m trying to do.
But you have melted through mirrors,
My dream, my dream.
I suggested a few things…just ideas..
te gato
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G’day forum
Poetry is my vice and my reading of the poem leaves me to the conclusion that the question was framed incorrectly and that the word sought has nothing directly to do with myth in a literal sense.
I would humbly suggest the missing word to be flown.
Flown adds to the vaguries of the myth.
The myth is a distant tale removed further by the allusion to flight or escape or loss.
Flown is gentle and soft and quiet.
Something that has flown can not be touched or examined too closely and must be taken in completely at a glance or not at all.
This is a glorious piece and whoever wrote it understands Art.
If I have been of even the slightest assistance to such a work would you mind letting me know.
See you later
Robert
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There IS a word for that but I cannot remember it. It describes the physical symptoms that affects a human being when they are treated as though they have never existed.
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There IS a word for that but I cannot remember it. It describes the physical symptoms that affects a human being when they are treated as though they have never existed.
I have also been looking for that word.
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I don’t know what word you’re looking for, gwaganyo, but maybe this article has it: The Pain of Rejection By Social Groups — Abuse
There’s more of treatment like you don’t exist now than that you never existed, but I’m not sure how they differ anyway. Other sites say the physical symptom of this is mostly pain; which is not a word you are probably looking for, but apparently it’s treatable by painkillers (people felt less socially disconnected when treated with over the counter pain killers!)
English is a living language, which means it’s continually growing and adapting to reflect vernacular usage.
Even words that don’t exist in English (officially) can find their way into casual conversation.
It doesn’t really matter if we insist they’re “not real words.”
What makes a word real, anyway, if not the fact that real people are using them?
Fake words have a way of catching on.
And sometimes, there’s a good reason for that.
Some commonly used words that don’t exist in “proper” modern English may eventually fade from use — words like irregardless, for example.
That said, we don’t really see them disappearing anytime soon. And we don’t see a point in shaming or insulting those who use them.
- Aks / Ax — The “ks” to “sk” consonant reversal isn’t a new thing with English words. But for most English speakers, the word “ask” has the upper hand—for now.
- Hisself — Listed as “chiefly dialectical,” this is a less-accepted form of the word “himself.” The first known use was in the 12th century.
- Refudiate — Made famous by Sarah Palin, refudiate is a hybrid of the words “refute” (or “refuse”) and “repudiate.” The generally accepted meaning is “to reject.”
- Runner-ups — The correct form is runners-up. In compound words like this, the plural “s” goes after the main word rather than the last one.
- Unhabitable — Means uninhabitable. But since the most-accepted antonym is habitable (rather than inhabitable), unhabitable actually makes more sense.
- Overwhelmed — Who knew overwhelmed is essentially the overkill version of the word “whelmed”? That said, the word overwhelmed is used far more often.
- Reiterate — The word “iterate” implies the same; reiterate is like re-repeat. That said, you probably see and hear the word “reiterate” more often than “iterate.”
- Expresso — Merriam-Webster lists it as a “less common variant” of espresso. But, given how the latter is made, “expresso” actually makes sense.
- Misunderestimated — Listed in the political dictionary as a malapropism invented by former president George W. Bush, the word means “to underestimate by mistake.” Generally, though, underestimating someone is always a mistake.
- Brung (and Brang) — The past tense and part participle form of bring are both brought—not brang and brung, both listed as substandard or “chiefly dialectical.”
- Firstly — along with secondly, thirdly, and so on, the -ly ending is unnecessary and implied by “first” when it’s used as an adverb.
- Inflammable — A derivative of the word “inflame,” inflammable is a confusing synonym for flammable and one we really don’t need to keep.
- Unthaw — For some reason, this word is used (in both American and British English) to mean the same as “thaw.”
- Nonplussed — It means something like “perplexed” or “unimpressed.” While it started as made-up word, it’s become more or less accepted as a real one.
- Alot — This is the incorrect joining of the words “a” and “lot,” which should always remain separate (“a lot”) — as in the opposite of “a little.”
- Participator — Someone suggested this word as an alternative to the correct word, “participant.” Oddly enough, participator is listed as one of participant’s synonyms.
- Preventative — This is a slightly longer version of the word, “preventive,” and has become so widely-accepted, you’ll see and hear it used everywhere.
- Unequivocably — Listed as “nonstandard,” this is a less-common alternative to unequivocally, meaning “unquestionably” or “leaving no doubt.”
- Interpretate — An archaic form of the word interpret, this word essentially means the same: to explain, understand, or artistically express the meaning of something.
- Mischievious — Not listed as a legit term in any dictionary, this word with its extra “i” (for “incorrect”) is still heard often enough to make it worth mentioning here.
- Expecially — Often heard from people who find it more familiar or easier to pronounce, even when they know the correct spelling is “especially.”
- Prolly — You’ll hear this used in British English as a slang abbreviation for “probably.”
- Ain’t — This slang form of “am not,” “are not,” and “is not” has never made it to formal English status, but that doesn’t stop people from using it, either in informal speech or with phrases like, “Say it ain’t so,” and “You ain’t seen nothin’ yet.”
- Thusly — means “thus” or “in this manner” and doesn’t actually need the -ly at the end. That said, Shakespeare used it, and he’s not alone. Who are we to judge?
5 Words That Don’t Exist But Should
Some words that aren’t words are way too good to write off as mistakes. We’ll offer a brief sampling, but you can probably think of more.
- Fauxmotion (fo-mo’-shun) — a fake promotion that results in greater responsibility without an increase in income (because capitalism).
- Phonesia (fo nee’ zhuh) — The annoying but relatable affliction from dialling a phone number and then forgetting whom you were calling just as they answer. Sometimes, wouldn’t you just rather forget you have a phone?
- Hiberdating (hy’-brr-day-ting) — when someone ignores their friends to focus entirely on their new boo. It’s all cozy for the new couple but everyone else gets left out in the cold.
- Textpectation (tex-spect-tay-shun) — the anticipation felt when you’re waiting for a response to a text (or texts) you’ve sent. Somehow this word conveys the worry, dread, self-doubt and general torture that goes along with the waiting game.
- Bolitics (ball-it-ticks) — the time-honored practice of talking utter bollocks about politics and acting as if you know all there is to know about it. It’s a fun word.
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- Administrate — While the word “administer” is typically used to provide or dispense, though it can also mean “to manage or supervise”), administrate is a derivative of “administration” and refers specifically to managing or overseeing.
- Conversate — Another nonstandard variant, conversate, essentially means “converse” or have a conversation. While less common (and grating to some), conversate has been part of the English language for over 200 years.
- Irregardless — This one’s been around for well over 200 years. It means the same as “regardless,” and Merriam-Webster lists it as a “nonstandard” but real word.
- Supposably is a less-used relative of supposedly, but they’re both considered real words with different meanings. Supposably means “conceivable” or “capable of being supposed,” which supposedly is generally synonymous with “allegedly.”
- Themself –This word has actually been around for centuries. In the late 1300s, it was the default. It’s now making a comeback as a gender-neutral singular alternative for themselves, himself, or herself.
- Undoubtably — Though often used interchangeably with undoubtedly, the meaning of this word is slightly different. Undoubtedly means literally “without a doubt,” while undoubtably stems from “undoubtable” and means “cannot be doubted,” though it’s often used to back up an opinion rather than a fact.
Now you know plenty of words that perhaps, according to some experts, don’t “exist” in modern English but that many English speakers use. Some have been around for centuries, while others are newer additions.
Can you think of any words we missed or that you’d like to see added to the dictionary?
321 параллельный перевод
That does not exist.
Нет такой станции «не знаю».
Truth does not exist, Michelle.
Правды не существует, Мишель.
One does not exist without the other.
Друг без друга мы не сможем существовать.
Time does not exist.
Времени не существует.
— How can I possible confess something that does not exist?
Как можно признаться в том, чего никогда не было?
Tomorrow is there, but today — the present — does not exist.
Завтра там, но сегодня… настоящее — не существует
But perhaps even this sky does not exist, perhaps there is nothing at all but stillness and peace.
Но и того даже нет, ничего нет, кроме тишины, успокоения.
The Great Horse of Asia does not exist therefore we are going to build one for the Trojans as a sort of present.
Великая Лошадь Азии не существует поэтому мы собираемся построить одну Троянцам, как подарок.
He caught me in the ruins searching for the treasure and became angry, he says that this treasure does not exist!
Он поймал меня в руинах за поиском сокровищ, и он рассердился, он говорит, что этих сокровищ не существует!
The surveyor, who has spent many years studying circles, tries to prove that the sun does not exist.
Землемер, который провел много лет в изучении окружностей, пытается доказать, что Солнце не существует.
And they come and say that God does not exist and mockery if he heard this, because it never goes to church in masses or meetings.
А они говорят, что Бога нет если б он услыхал, он-то никогда в церковь не ходит даже на мессы.
They often say God does not exist.
Они часто говорят, что Бога нет.
For us, time does not exist. McCoy, back somewhere in the past, has effected a change in the course of time.
Маккой вернулся в прошлое, изменил ход времени.
I wouldn’t talk about waist, because it simply does not exist.
Но о талии лучше бы промолчать, потому что её просто нет.
As soup… you search for folklore, but here it does not exist.
Как суп… Вы ищете фольклор, а здесь его и нет.
That’s for certain : The happiness in the paintings of Heaven does not exist
Да, безусловно, в картинах Рая нет счастья.
If consciousness is related to time and space, then it does not exist there
Если сознание связано с пространством и временем, его там не может быть.
Yes lt does not grieve me to kill you, because death does not exist I will let you shoot first
Да. Меня не огорчит ваша смерть. Потому что смерти не существует.
The man does not exist.
Он не существует.
A moment ago on this site became my tower. And now it does not exist!
— Только что здесь стояла ладья, а теперь ее уж нет?
» The past does not exist as already so much has passed.
Прошлого не существует поскольку оно уже прошло.
The future does not exist because there’s much more to come.
Как не существует и будущего, поскольку оно еще произойдет.
So you see, gentlemen, the vacuum does not exist.
Итак, вы видите, господа, вакуума не существует.
The sixteenth dock does not exist.
Шестнадцатого дока не существует.
Because the word «I» does not exist.
Для меня слова «я» нет.
the stronger it is, the more it asserts it does not exist, and its power serves it foremost to assert its non-existence.
чем она сильнее, тем настойчивее она утверждает, будто её не существует, вся сила её служит, прежде всего, утверждению этого небытия.
— Otherwise does not exist.
— Нет никакого «иначе».
But what they want does not exist.
Но того, что они хотят, не существует.
You understand, Captain, that this mission… does not exist nor will it ever exist.
Вы, конечно, понимаете, капитан, что такого приказа не существует, его вам никто и никогда не отдавал.
It does not exist.
Его не существует.
It does not exist outside these damp islands.
Болезнь, которая распространена только на этих серых островах.
Tatiana is the daughter of a man who is too important to exist. He controls the whole of Russia, but he does not exist.
Но вы, герр Лакманн, вы олицетворяете снисходительность властей.
For in you Alfredo does not exist.
и род свой запятнал?
That does not exist.
Такого ты не найдёшь!
However, this soul does not exist ab initio as orthodox Christianity teaches.
Однако душа не существует изначально как учит ортодоксальное христианство.
Fear does not exist in this dojo, does it?
Есть место страху в этой школе?
Pain does not exist in this dojo, does it?
Есть место боли в этой школе?
Defeat does not exist in this dojo, does it?
Есть место поражению в этой школе?
Such a list does not exist.
Такой перечень не существует.
The word failure does not even exist for you, while I….
Для вас не существует слова «неудача». А я…
Not here, not now, but he does exist… back there in his own time.
Не здесь, не сейчас, но он существует там, в его собственном времени.
In real life, this kind of thing does not exist.
А такого в реальной жизни не бывает.
Physics does not yet exist, only individual physical sciences, perhaps
Физики еще не существует, есть только отдельные физические науки.
It does not seem to even exist, and yet it’s affecting all my channels.
Он вроде даже не существует, но создает помехи на всех каналах.
That skill does not yet exist in the galaxy.
Эта техника еще не существует в галактике.
Our head does not yet exist.
У нас пока нет голов.
The problem is that the atmosphere does not yet exist… in which an honest police officer can act… without fear of ridicule or reprisal from fellow officers.
Проблема в том, что до сих пор не создана атмосфера, в которой честный полицейский может работать, не боясь быть осмеянным или поруганным своими соратниками.
— Does not exist.
— От кого от него?
I should warn you the chamber we are about to enter does not literally exist within our planet.
место, куда мы вскоре попадем, строго говор €, вовсе не в недрах нашей планеты.
Besides, insolence implies an emotional relationship, which does not and could not exist between us.
Кроме того, дерзость подразумевает эмоциональные взаимоотношения, которых между нами не существует и не может существовать.
He does not exist, but everyone is afraid of him.
— Нет, я обычный человек. Матушка Фелисити говорит, что в каждом обычном человеке есть частичка Бога.
- перевод на «does not exist» турецкий
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does not exist
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > does not exist
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does not exist
English-Russian information technology > does not exist
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the mere fact that it does not exist does not mean …
• лишь тот факт, что это не существует, не означает…
English-Russian dictionary of phrases and cliches for a specialist researcher > the mere fact that it does not exist does not mean …
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if file does not exist, it will be created
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > if file does not exist, it will be created
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nonentity (Something that does not exist or exists only in the imagination)
Религия:нечто несуществующее
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > nonentity (Something that does not exist or exists only in the imagination)
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there does not exist at present any systematic and general way of finding
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > there does not exist at present any systematic and general way of finding
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there does not exist at present any systematic and general way of finding computable and realistic error bounds
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > there does not exist at present any systematic and general way of finding computable and realistic error bounds
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we can imagine a world in which ourself does not exist
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > we can imagine a world in which ourself does not exist
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wild pointer: A pointer that references a location that is out of scope for that pointer or that does not exist
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > wild pointer: A pointer that references a location that is out of scope for that pointer or that does not exist
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if this possibility does not exist, loss of … is reflected in …
• если такая возможность не существует, потеря… отражается в…
English-Russian dictionary of phrases and cliches for a specialist researcher > if this possibility does not exist, loss of … is reflected in …
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exist
1. I
such things do not exist таких вещей и т.д. не существует; do you believe that Santa Claus exists? ты веришь, что есть Дед Мороз?; to continue to exist продолжать существовать /существование/
2. II
exist in some manner exist separately существовать отдельно и т.д.; exist happily жить счастливо и т.д.; they are so poor they call hardly exist они так бедны, что с трудом перебиваются; exist in some place how do you manage to exist here? как вы живете здесь?, как вы умудряетесь здесь жить?
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1) exist in ) some place exist in big cities существовать /иметься/ в больших городах и т.д.; does life exist on Mars ? есть ли жизнь на Марсе ?; lime exists in many soils известь содержится /встречается/ во многих почвах; exist in imagination существовать в воображении и т.д.; this custom does not exist in the English tradition англичане не знают такого обычая; exist in some form exist in solution существовать в виде раствора и т.д. || exist in such conditions жить в таких условиях
2) exist on smth. exist on one’s pay жить на зарплату и т.д.; exist on such food жить на такой пище и т.д., she exists on tea and bread она живет на чае и хлебе; how does he manage to exist on what he makes? как он ухитряется прожить на свой заработок?; exist without smth. one can’t exist without food нельзя жить без пищи и т.д.
English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > exist
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exist
1. v быть, существовать
2. v жить, существовать
3. v иметься, встречаться, находиться
Синонимический ряд:
be (verb) abide; are; be; be alive; breathe; consist; continue; dwell; endure; go on; inhere; last; lie; live; move; remain; repose; reside; rest; subsist; survive
Антонимический ряд:
English-Russian base dictionary > exist
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exist
1.существовать
2.существование; наличие
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > exist
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ourself
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > ourself
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ourself
[aʋəʹself]
(о 1-м л. ед. ч.)
себя, себе, собой, -сь, -ся ()
we can imagine a world in which ourself does not exist — мы можем /можно/ представить себе мир, в котором мы не существуем
мы сами ()
what touches us ourself — что касается нас самих /нашей персоны/
НБАРС > ourself
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25 ruble banknote
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > 25 ruble banknote
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25 ruble bill
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > 25 ruble bill
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ADNE
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > ADNE
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DNE
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > DNE
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invisible assets
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > invisible assets
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does not exist — is not alive, is nowhere to be found … English contemporary dictionary
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Does not compute — and variations on it, is a phrase often spoken by computers, robots and other artificial intelligences in science fiction works of the 1960s to 1980s. The phrase indicated cognitive dissonance on the part of the device, conventionally leading to … Wikipedia
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Not All Dogs Go to Heaven — Family Guy episode Stewie with the Star Trek: The Next Generation cast … Wikipedia
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Is Not — ain t, does not exist, does not occupy a position, does not exist in such a condition … English contemporary dictionary
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That that is is that that is not is not is that it it is — is an English word sequence demonstrating lexical ambiguity. It is often given as an example illustrating the importance of proper punctuation. [cite book | last = Wieringa, Moore Barnes | first = | authorlink = | coauthors = | title = Procedure… … Wikipedia
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Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not — WP:NOT redirects here. For Wikipedia s notability guidelines, see Wikipedia:Notability. This page documents an English Wikipedia policy, a widely accepted standard that all editors should normally follow. Changes made to it should reflect… … Wikipedia
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Предложения с «does not exist»
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Static empirical knowledge does not exist , rather it is the insight of the emergence of all systems we must recognize. |
Неизменных эмпирических знаний нет, есть только понимание появления всего, что мы должны постигнуть. |
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The surveyor, who has spent many years studying circles, tries to prove that the sun does not exist . |
Землемер, который провел много лет в изучении окружностей, пытается доказать, что Солнце не существует . |
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This is extremely rare material that probably does not exist anywhere else. |
Это очень редкие материалы, и вряд ли можно найти подобное собрание где — либо еще. |
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Comprehensive legislation to eradicate violence should be introduced where it does not exist . |
Необходимо принимать всеобъемлющие законодательства о ликвидации насилия там, где они отсутствуют. |
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The concealment and invisibility of Olmo Lungring to ordinary sight is no proof that it does not exist . |
Сокрытость и невидимость Олмо Лунгринг для простого зрения не является доказательством того, что она не существует . |
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Due to censorship, repression and fear, a meaningful independent press does not exist in Equatorial Guinea, as further noted by HRW. |
Как отмечает ХРУ, по причине цензуры, репрессий и страха в Экваториальной Гвинее не существует хоть сколько — нибудь значимых независимых органов печати. |
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It’s made of a material that does not exist in the periodic table. |
Эти объекты сделаны из материала, которого нет в таблице элементов. |
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If a batch header does not exist , it is created. |
Если заголовок пакета отсутствует, он будет создан. |
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If an item does not exist in the other legal entity, a message is displayed and you cannot add the item to the purchase order. |
Если номенклатура не существует в другом юридическом лице, отображается сообщение, и вы не можете добавить номенклатуру к заказу на покупку. |
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For example, a warning message can identify when an active BOM or route does not exist . |
Например, предупреждающее сообщение может указать на то, что не существует активной спецификации или активного маршрута. |
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If the Exchange Server Analyzer determines that a server is not listed, the listed server is down, or the listed server does not exist , a warning is displayed. |
Если анализатор сервера Exchange определяет, что сервер не указан, указанный сервер выключен или не существует , на экран выводится предупреждение. |
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However other particles might penetrate intact or broken dermal barriers, and a generic conclusion regarding skin penetration does not exist . |
Однако другие частицы могут проникать через невредимые или поврежденные кожные покровы, и обобщенного вывода в отношении проникновения частиц через кожу не существует . |
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For the idiotic Americans, America is the world and what they don’t see in America does not exist . |
Для идиотов — американцев Америка — это весь мир, и то, чего они не видят в Америке, не существует . |
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It follows, then, that the right to equality could be violated even where another legal right — to, say, housing or employment — does not exist . |
Таким образом, следует, что право на равенство может быть нарушено даже в том случае, когда любого другого юридического права — например, права на жилье или трудоустройство — не существует . |
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If the ExchangeVDir entry does not exist , or if a value is not set for it, the default value of /Exchange is used. |
Если запись ExchangeVDir не существует или для нее не установлено значение, используется значение по умолчанию /Exchange. |
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And free speech does not exist . |
Свободы слова в этой стране не существует . |
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It’s as if Russia’s private sector, including investor favorites like pay processing firm Qiwi and Russian supermarket player Magnit, does not exist . |
Возникает такое впечатление, что частный сектор в этой стране, включая таких любимцев инвесторов, как система платежей Qiwi и сеть супермаркетов «Магнит», просто не существует . |
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If the UseRegionalCharset registry value does not exist , follow these steps to create it. |
Если параметр UseRegionalCharset реестра не существует , выполните приводимые ниже шаги, чтобы создать его. |
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If no data file for this symbol, period and modeling method does not exist yet, it will be created automatically. |
Если файла данных по этому инструменту, периоду и методу моделирования не существует , он будет создан автоматически. |
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The trading method really is only one part, so don’t get caught up in finding the ‘holy grail system’, trust me, it does not exist . |
Торговый метод в действительности — это лишь одна часть, поэтому не пытайтесь найти Святую чашу Грааля, так как я вас уверяю, что ее не существует . |
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If you see this message, it means that the server specified in the offline address list object does not exist . |
Если это сообщение появилось на экране, это означат, что сервер, указанный в объекте автономного списка адресов, не существует . |
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In that picture, color does not exist , really. |
В этой картине цвета как такового нет. |
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That sorrow, M. Poirot, does not exist and it is idle to pretend that it does. |
Этого горя, мсье Пуаро, не существует , и бесполезно изображать обратное. |
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But even I will concede that the heart does not exist solely for the purpose of pumping blood. |
Но даже я признаю, что сердце нужно не только для того, чтобы качать кровь. |
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Her embrace will take you to ancient sites, where life does not exist , not even your embryo. |
Ее объятья перенесут тебя в древние места где нет ни жизни, ни ее зачатков. |
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Let us say, moreover, parenthetically, that from a few words of what precedes a marked separation might be inferred between the two classes of historians which does not exist in our mind. |
Из вышесказанного могут заключить, что между двумя категориями историков есть большое различие; на наш взгляд, его не существует . |
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If you eradicate the conditions that generate what you call socially offensive behavior, it does not exist . |
Если вы искорените условия, порождающие так называемое анти — общественное поведение, то это поведение перестанет существовать . |
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The word excuse does not exist in Sam Gold’s lexicon. |
Слово извините в лексиконе Сэма Голда не числится. |
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Her soul must have crawled with horror, for how can you fly in something that does not exist ? |
Душа ее, вероятно, цепенела от ужаса, потому что разве можно полететь на чем — то, чего не существует ? |
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However, this soul does not exist ab initio as orthodox Christianity teaches. |
Однако душа не существует изначально как учит ортодоксальное христианство. |
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A weaker persuasion does not exist . |
Более яркого проявления слабости, чем террор, в мире не существует . |
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But if God does not exist , as Dostoyevsky famously pointed out, |
И если Бога не существует , то как сказал однажды Достоевский. |
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the stronger it is, the more it asserts it does not exist , and its power serves it foremost to assert its non-existence. |
чем она сильнее, тем настойчивее она утверждает, будто её не существует , вся сила её служит, прежде всего, утверждению этого небытия. |
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The man named Kojiro Sasaki does not exist . He forged his past, and is a master swordsman only in people’s memories. |
Человека по имени Сасаки Коджиро никогда не существовало … ставший превосходным мастером меча внутри памяти людей. |
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Our U.N. mission does not exist to strong-arm our citizens into American police stations. |
Миссия ООН существует не для того, чтобы заставлять граждан нашей страны отчитываться перед американской полицией. |
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If God does not exist , then everything is permissible. |
Если Бога нет, то все дозволено. |
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That Bazarov of his is a fictitious figure, it does not exist anywhere. The fellows themselves were the first to disown him as unlike anyone. |
У него Базаров это какое — то фиктивное лицо, не существующее вовсе; они же первые и отвергли его тогда, как ни на что не похожее. |
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I wished to come here and say that I am a man who does not exist for others. |
Я вышел заявить, что я человек, существующий не для других. |
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Well, I’m afraid a name is all I have for you… for someone who seemingly does not exist on any known database. |
Боюсь, что кроме имени у меня больше ничего и нет… Кажется, что он не существует ни в одной из известных баз данных. |
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If an item does not appear in our records… it does not exist . |
Если объект не отражен в наших документах… то его не существует . |
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Why should I think about something that does not exist as yet? |
К чему мне думать о том, что еще не существует ? |
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And they come and say that God does not exist and mockery if he heard this, because it never goes to church in masses or meetings. |
А они говорят, что Бога нет если б он услыхал, он — то никогда в церковь не ходит даже на мессы. |
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And once a boy has suffered rejection, he will find rejection even where it does not exist-or , worse, will draw it forth from people simply by expecting it. |
Оттолкни однажды ребенка, он потом будет чувствовать неприязнь, даже когда ее и в помине нет, и, хуже того, вызовет неприязнь одной своей опасливостью. |
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It’s not up to us to prove homophobia, it’s up to you to prove homophobia does not exist . |
Не нам предстоит доказывать гомофобию, а Вам — доказывать её отсутствие. |
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He caught me in the ruins searching for the treasure and became angry, he says that this treasure does not exist ! |
Он поймал меня в руинах за поиском сокровищ, и он рассердился, он говорит, что этих сокровищ не существует ! |
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It is real, but it does not exist in the real world as we know it. |
Она материальна — и тем не менее в материальном мире, каким мы его знаем, ее не существует . |
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Learn to mistrust every one; take every precaution for the sake of the love which does not exist as yet. |
Такой любви в вас еще нет, но надобно заранее оберегать ее, поэтому учитесь не доверять свету. |
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The slave fortress in Sierra Leone does not exist . |
Невольничьей крепости в Сьерра — Леоне не существует . |
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It does not exist independently. |
Он не существует отдельно. |
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They are a type of matter that does not exist anywhere on earth… hence they had to be created. |
Подобного вида материи на Земле не существует … Отсюда следует вывод, что она была создана искусственно. |
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the Integrated Data Sentient Entity does not exist either. and approximately 3 years 5 months into the future on December the 18th. |
В этом измерении не существует и объединения организованных информационных сущностей. связанные с воспоминаниями о прошлом на интервале приблизительно 3 лет 5 месяцев с этого момента и до 18 декабря. |
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Listen, I hate to burst your bubble of delusion, but magic does not exist . |
Слушайте, я не хочу разрушать ваши иллюзии, но магии не существует . |
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Since the marriage has not been consummated, under Christian law it does not exist . |
Брак не был консумирован, следовательно, по христианским законам он не имеет силы. |
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Tomorrow is there, but today — the present — does not exist . |
Завтра там, но сегодня… настоящее — не существует |
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Anthea Spacey does not exist . |
Антея Спейси не существует . |
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Hales argues that there are many cases where we may be able to prove something does not exist with as much certainty as proving something does exist . |
Хейлс утверждает, что есть много случаев, когда мы можем доказать, что что — то не существует с такой же уверенностью, как доказать, что что — то существует . |
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A nihilist is a man who judges that the real world ought not to be, and that the world as it ought to be does not exist . |
Нигилист — это человек, который судит, что реального мира не должно быть и что мир, каким он должен быть, не существует . |
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Thus, evil does not exist and is relative to man. |
Таким образом, зло не существует и относится к человеку. |
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The fact that it represents a syllable that does not exist in any Standard Chinese word means that it could be classified as a dialectal character. |
Тот факт, что он представляет собой слог, который не существует ни в одном стандартном китайском слове, означает, что он может быть классифицирован как диалектный символ. |
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According to Mother Jones, still other videos argue there is no police discrimination toward African-Americans, and the gender pay gap does not exist . |
По словам матери Джонс, все еще другие видео утверждают, что нет никакой полицейской дискриминации в отношении афроамериканцев, и гендерный разрыв в оплате труда не существует . |