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Перевод: illusion

[существительное]
иллюзия ; мираж ; призрак ; прозрачная кисея; тюль ; обман чувств

Тезаурус:

1. The circle; arms linked, a rag-tag lot, shuffled round, some kicks and whoops, and, Winnie, enough of it, this wild place, a pair of mooching vagabonds, hustled Rab up on his feet, surprised anew by his lightness: as a bird, for she was not strong, but his fragility (he could barely stand) gave the illusion of an amazon.
2. My readings in Zen, too, had shown me the folly of love, analysed it as an illusion among all the other illusions of this floating and temporary world, an emotion that by its very nature created suffering.
3. Peter Brook's central achievement in the television version is to seize on the screen's ability to make a seamless connection between two senses of "illusion", the philosopher's and the magician's.
4. The boat and tide story can illustrate another source of illusion.
5. The vertical and horizontal angles, the linear lines, the juxtaposed bands - the common images; wheels, walls and wires - once captured on film ultimately unite into a distinct illusion - an illusion designed in the imagination - created through the reality of photography.
6. "The Government should be under no illusion about our preparedness to see this dispute through," he said, adding there would be no threat to emergency services.
7. But whereas in M Butterfly the theatrical flash and illusion is entirely implicated in the theme of the representation and misrecognition of one culture by another, in The Royal Hunt of the Sun, at least in this revival, it has no such purpose.
8. Open Channel D for the Man From Uncle pilot film TO TRAP A SPY, sympathise with Ribsgy's lodger-stroke-offspring problems in another ancient RISING DAMP, don your spangly cod-piece when Erasure go IN CONCERT or boggle your eyes at the whizzy visuals of schlockfest movie FX - MURDER BY ILLUSION.
9. The whole thing seethed, illusion and allusion swinging from branch to branch like gibbons in the treetops.
10. It is our illusion of separateness which lies at the root of our fears.
11. There is a sense in which outer power is an illusion; inner strength can change the world.
12. This man/woman thing is an illusion of the West.
13. It lends its support to various disdainful dismissals of faith (Christian beliefs are "nonsense", "mere opinions", an "illusion", "wish-fulfilment" or an "opiate").