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asylum (safety; protection • He was granted political asylum); accommodation; bolt-hole; haven; hiding-place; sanctuary (a place of safety from e.g. arrest • In earlier times a criminal could use a church as a sanctuary); sconce; harborage; concealment; bunker; castle; citadel; cover; coverture; harbour; haunt; holt; housing; refuge ((a place which gives) shelter or protection from danger, trouble etc. • The escaped prisoner sought refuge in the church); retreat ((a place to which a person can go for) a period of rest, religious meditation etc. • He has gone to a retreat to pray); find shelter; abri; cenacle (монастырского типа); funk hole; harbourage; hideaway; hide-out; burrow; covert; nook; purlieu; dug out; lurking place; panic room (marastork); scatter; a place of refuge; hidey hole; hiding place; kennel; lurking-place; recourse (Taras); hideout; halt; niche; port; bield; ark of refuge; cove; cell (Merc); free port; safe house (SergeiAstrashevsky); bower; fence roof; franchise; harbor; privacy; privateness; resort; canopy; rescue relief area (Гражданская оборона Fesenko); bolthole (YOZ); redoubt (PanKotskiy) |
| amér. |
cyclone cellar (Bobrovska); safe harbor (He found his safe harbor in Italy. Val_Ships) |
| appar. |
protection cell |
| arch. |
den; repairer |
| argot. |
tea pad; beat pad; pill pad; deacon seat; flop; heave (комната, квартирка и т.п.) |
| astr. |
protected accommodation |
| austr. |
doover (MichaelBurov); possie (из сленга австралийских солдат первой мировой войны) |
| biol. |
refugium; refugium (зона, в которой сохранились реликтовые формы) |
| clér., humour. |
sanctum (ученого, писателя и и т.п.) |
| comm. |
getaway (Georgy Moiseenko) |
| construct. |
blockhouse |
| dipl. |
safe haven (напр., территория какого-либо посольства) |
| expl. |
refuge chamber |
| figur. |
screen; skreen |
| forag. |
survival area |
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harbour; house of refuge |
| humour. |
adytum |
| idiom. |
castle on a cloud (Comes from the song "Castle on a Cloud" form Les Misrebles. VLZ_58) |
| inform. |
hidey-hole; a place to stay (Andrey Truhachev) |
| inform., figur. |
quarters |
| makar. |
covert (дичи); hold; lurking; mouse's hole; a mouse's hole; shade; shadow |
| milit. |
dug-out; splinterproof; dugout; NBC shelter (Киселев); bunker (котлованного типа); pen; refuge dug-out shelter; radiation shelter (Yeldar Azanbayev) |
| milit., inform. |
hole |
| milit., techn. |
defense building; protective construction; refuge shelter |
| naut. |
recess |
| obsol. |
hidel; repair; hidels; beeld; hoult; houss; retire; skonce |
| relig. |
shelter |
| sociol. |
emergency shelter |
| syst. |
protective shelter |
| techn. |
emergency quarters; emergency survival quarters; survival quarters |
| zoot. |
shelter (при пастбище) |
| écol. |
home |
| écon. |
stash |
| élevag. |
sanctuary |
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| makar. |
abris; asyla |
| milit., techn. |
protective works |
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| dipl. |
asylum |
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| génér. |
hiding |
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| génér. |
safety (sever_korrespondent) |
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Asylum (пометка в документах о въезде/выезде mindmachinery) |
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| génér. |
subterfuge; shelter (a building etc. designed to give such protection); chrysalism (Ivan Pisarev); coziness (Ivan Pisarev); hygge (Ivan Pisarev); comfort (Ivan Pisarev); serenity (Ivan Pisarev); tranquility (Ivan Pisarev); peacefulness (Ivan Pisarev); quietude (Ivan Pisarev); stillness (Ivan Pisarev); calmness (Ivan Pisarev); repose (Ivan Pisarev); security (Ivan Pisarev); warmth (Ivan Pisarev); snugness (Ivan Pisarev); homeliness (Ivan Pisarev); domesticity (Ivan Pisarev); fireside coziness (Ivan Pisarev); inner sanctum (Ivan Pisarev); womb-like comfort (Ivan Pisarev); protective cocoon (Ivan Pisarev) |
| arch. |
shelter (refuge) |
| argot. |
pad |
| espac. |
protective shelter |
| polit. |
воен. укрытие shelter; подвальное dugout |
| techn. |
covering; refuge |
| techn., obsol. |
bomb-proof |
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| génér. |
специальные сооружения закрытого типа для защиты личного состава войск и гражданского населения от средств поражения. См. также Защитные сооружения. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
