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outcast

/ˈaʊtkɑːst/ /ˈaʊtkæst/

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verb

Изгонять, изгонять

To cast out; to banish.

Examples :

"The school outcast him for his disruptive behavior. "

Школа изгоняла его за его деструктивное поведение.

society group culture

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adjective

Изгнанный, отверженный

That has been cast out; banished, ostracized.

Examples :

"Because of his constant lying, he became an outcast within his own family. "

Из-за своей постоянной лжи он стал изгоем в собственной семье.

society culture human

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noun

Изгой, пария

One that has been excluded from a society or system, a pariah.

Examples :

"The student felt like an outcast after he moved to a new school and nobody would talk to him. "

Студент чувствовал себя изгоем после перевода в новую школу, где с ним никто не разговаривал.

society person culture character

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noun

Изгой, отверженный

(more generally) Someone who does not belong; a misfit.

Examples :

"The new student felt like an outcast at school because he didn't speak the same language as his classmates. "

Новый ученик чувствовал себя изгоем в школе, потому что не говорил на одном языке со своими одноклассниками.

person character society culture group

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noun

Ссора, раздор

Examples :

"The family's recent argument was a bitter outcast, creating tension for weeks. "

Недавняя ссора в семье была горьким раздором, создавшим напряжение на несколько недель.

group society character

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noun

Увеличение объема зерна при соложении

The amount of increase in bulk of grain in malting.

Examples :

"The barley's high outcast during the malting process resulted in a larger yield. "

Высокое увеличение объема ячменя в процессе соложения привело к большему урожаю.

agriculture technical process