Résultats lu par "Andrey" dans Toutes les catégories

Kurs prednaznachen dlja teh, kto sobiraetsja poehat' za rubezh na otdyh ili v delovuju poezdku i nuzhdaetsja v bystrom osvoenii tureckogo jazyka. Kurs predostavljaet vozmozhnost' usvoit' naibolee upotrebitel'nye slova i vyrazhenija, rasshirit' svoj slovarnyj zapas. Vozmozhnost' proslushat' zvukovoj material v ljuboj moment (nahodjas' doma, v mashine, v samolete ili poezde) delaet dannyj kurs maksimal'no poleznym dlja vseh, kto zhelaet uluchshit' svoi znanija tureckogo jazyka.

Kurs prednaznachen dlja teh, kto sobiraetsja poehat' za rubezh na otdyh ili v delovuju poezdku i nuzhdaetsja v bystrom osvoenii francuzskogo jazyka. Kurs predostavljaet vozmozhnost' usvoit' naibolee upotrebitel'nye slova i vyrazhenija, rasshirit' svoj slovarnyj zapas. Vozmozhnost' proslushat' zvukovoj material v ljuboj moment (nahodjas' doma, v mashine, v samolete ili poezde) delaet dannyj kurs maksimal'no poleznym dlja vseh, kto zhelaet uluchshit' svoi znanija francuzskogo jazyka.

Kurs prednaznachen dlja teh, kto sobiraetsja poehat' za rubezh na otdyh ili v delovuju poezdku i nuzhdaetsja v bystrom osvoenii nemeckogo jazyka. Kurs predostavljaet vozmozhnost' usvoit' naibolee upotrebitel'nye slova i vyrazhenija, rasshirit' svoj slovarnyj zapas.Vozmozhnost' proslushat' zvukovoj material v ljuboj moment (nahodjas' doma, v mashine, v samolete ili poezde) delaet dannyj kurs maksimal'no poleznym dlja vseh, kto zhelaet uluchshit' svoi znanija nemeckogo jazyka.

Kurs prednaznachen dlja teh, kto sobiraetsja poehat' za rubezh na otdyh ili v delovuju poezdku i nuzhdaetsja v bystrom osvoenii anglijskogo jazyka. Kurs predostavljaet vozmozhnost' usvoit' naibolee upotrebitel'nye slova i vyrazhenija, rasshirit' svoj slovarnyj zapas. Vozmozhnost' proslushat' zvukovoj material v ljuboj moment (nahodjas' doma, v mashine, v samolete ili poezde) delaet dannyj kurs maksimal'no poleznym dlja vseh, kto zhelaet uluchshit' svoi znanija anglijskogo jazyka.

Ja stojal na kovrike u kamina i vertel v rukah palku, zabytuju nashim vcherashnim posetitelem, horoshuju tolstuju palku s nabaldashnikom - iz teh, chto imenujutsja "veskim dokazatel'stvom". Chut' nizhe nabaldashnika bylo vrezano serebrjanoe kol'co shirinoj okolo djujma. Na kol'ce bylo nachertano: "Dzhejmsu Mortimeru, Ch. K. X. O., ot ego druzej po ChKL" i data: "1884". V prezhnie vremena s takimi palkami - solidnymi, uvesistymi, nadezhnymi - hodili pochtennye domashnie vrachi.- Nu-s, Uotson, kakogo vy mnenija o nej?

Spektakl' teatra im. Vahtangova po romanu Viktora Gjugo (1802-1882) Otverzhennye. Eeto proizvedenie o zhizni ljudej, otvergnutyh obshhestvom. O chelovecheskoj zhestokosti i nespravedlivosti zakona, o sile i stradanijah, o miloserdii i torzhestve dobra nad zlom, o bor'be za svoi prava i za svoe schast'e.

Zolotaja antilopa - klassicheskij primer indijskogo fol'klora. Nauchit malyshej otlichat' dobro ot zla, pomozhet ponjat' smysl nastojashhej iskrennej druzhby. Istorija Zolotaja antilopa otkroet detjam mir social'nogo obshhestva, v kotorom est' bogatye i dobrye, shhedrye i korystnye. Gde prostoj krest'janskij mal'chik okazalsja gorazdo spravedlivee i blagorodnee, chem bogatej radzha.

Gray Car and Other Stories is a wonderful sampling of short stories from Alexander Grin (1880-1932), an author that for too long has been one of Russia's best kept secrets. While Grin suffered through prison sentences and multiple exiles during his lifetime, his fiction often features fantasy worlds far more romantic and enticing than the harsh realities in which he lived. For those of us yet unfamiliar with Grin's work, Gray Car serves as a perfect introduction.

A classic tale of adventure and romance by the most renowned Russian romance writer of the 20th century, Alexander Grin (real name: Alexander S. Grinevsky (1880-1932), Scarlet Sails is a great romantic story dealing with themes of the eternal: honor and dishonor, cowardice and bravery, hope and despair....

"Меня зовут Дима Василькин, я учусь в третьем "А” и постоянно попадаю в смешные истории. Не все они, правда, сразу кажутся смешными - как, например, когда мы с Костиком застряли у него дома до самой ночи. Но всё равно я такие случаи люблю - рассказывать их потом одно удовольствие!

В чем состоит секрет популярности американского педагога, писателя и мотивационного оратора XX века? Ответ прост: его методы и советы сегодня работают так же эффективно, как и десятки лет назад, когда они помогли миллионам людей начать жить полноценной и гармоничной жизнью!

Неважно, продаете вы дома, рекламу, идеи или что-то другое - эта аудиокнига для вас. В ней вы найдете сотни профессиональных уловок и практических советов по совершенствованию стиля и техники продаж.

Джеймс Нестор – журналист и исследователь – делится захватывающей историей об экспериментах над собственным дыханием, а также о многочисленных практиках, которые он испробовал. Автор путешествовал по миру, чтобы научно проверить распространенные убеждения о том, как мы дышим. И это далеко не все, так как в конце аудиокниги вас ждет дополнительный бонус – полезные упражнения и методики для повышения эффективности дыхания! Прослушав эту аудиокнигу, вы никогда больше не будете дышать так, как раньше!

In this third volume of Andrey Kurkov's war diaries, Ukraine's greatest living writer chronicles the third year of the full-scale invasion from his home in Kyiv and from journeys all over the country – capturing moments of horror, resilience, absurdity and grace with unmatched clarity. From the home front to the trenches, Kurkov captures the rhythms of survival – the quiet rituals, unlikely joys, unexpected humour and appalling costs – in an intimate and deeply moving record of national endurance.

A collection of Andrey Kurkov's writings and broadcasts from Kyiv - an unmatched record of a brilliant, distinguished writer reporting from throughout his war-ravaged country. Andrey Kurkov - "Ukraine's greatest novelist," in the words of Giles Harvey in the New York Times - "is fighting for his country."

Anton Chekhov belongs to the cohort of the most prominent Russian classics, together with Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Turgenev and Pushkin. The rankings of the most read authors, comprising the 'golden fund' of the world's literature, persistently include Chekhov alongside Charles Dickens, the Bronte Sisters, Mark Twain... Chekhov's plays, such as Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard, and the short stories of this collection, are featured in the curriculum of faculties of philology of top global universities, such as University of Oxford, Harvard University and many more.

In The Doctor by Anton Chekhov we have the theme of loss, love, compassion, grief, acceptance, responsibility, selfishness and honesty. Taken from his The Collected Stories collection the story is narrated in the third person by an unnamed narrator and from the beginning of the story it becomes clear to the reader that Chekhov may be exploring the theme of loss.

"About Love" is an 1898 short story by Anton Chekhov. The third and final part of the Little Trilogy, started by "The Man in the Case" and continued by "Gooseberries". The story begins with the love affair between the cook of the house, Nikanor and servant (beautiful woman) Pelageya. Nikanor, who is a drunkard, often verbally abuses and even beats his lover Pelageya when he is drunk. So Pelageya only wants to live with him without getting married. On the other hand, Nikanor doesn't want to be with her without getting married.

In "Difficult People," Anton Chekhov focuses on the dysfunctional family of a farmer, whose son Pyotr needs money to return to college in Moscow. The father is miserly and withholding, so a fight breaks out. Pyotr stalks out in misery, then waves cheerfully at a wealthy old woman who drives by in a landau.

Soon after two o'clock one night, long ago, the cook, pale and agitated, rushed unexpectedly into my study and informed me that Madame Mimotih, the old woman who owned the house next door, was sitting in her kitchen."She begs you to go in to her, sir..." said the cook, panting. "Something bad has happened about her lodger... He has shot himself or hanged himself...""What can I do?" said I. "Let her go for the doctor or for the police!""How is she to look for a doctor! She can hardly breathe, and she has huddled under the stove, she is so frightened... You had better go round, sir."