| livr., iron. |
место для занятий и раздумий (Collins: formal: a place or establishment for thinking, studying, or learning; Oxford: archaic: school or other educational institution. • ‘England's grand phrontisteries, seminaries and seed-plots of learning: Oxford and Cambridge.' || ‘I know where I am: in one of the famous Phrontisteries of Law and Justice.'|| ‘This brings me to a wider discussion about how universities should stop thinking they are money-making training enterprises, and should rather be phrontisteries that encourage creativity and innovation.') |
