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eden

/ˈiː.dən/

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noun

/ˈiː.dən/C1formal
  • ruИмя собственное, обозначающее место совершенного счастья, наслаждения и покоя, или библейский сад, где жили Адам и Ева до грехопадения.

A proper noun referring to a place of perfect happiness, delight, and peace, or the biblical garden where Adam and Eve lived before the Fall.

uncountable · proper noun

  1. Place of perfect happinessB2formal

    Any location or state of complete bliss, delight, and peace.

    ruЭдем

    • The tropical island felt like an Eden to the weary travelers.
    • Her garden was a personal Eden, full of flowers and tranquility.
    • They described their new home as a little Eden away from the city noise.

    Synonymsblisselysiumheavenidyllnirvanaparadiseshangri-lautopia

    Antonymschaoshellinfernomiserypandemoniumpurgatory

  2. Garden of Eden (Biblical)B1formal

    The beautiful garden described in the Book of Genesis where Adam and Eve lived before their disobedience led to their expulsion.

    ruЭдемский сад (Библейский)

    • According to the Bible, Eden was the original home of humanity.
    • The story of the Garden of Eden is central to the concept of the fall of man.
    • Artists have depicted Eden as a lush paradise filled with animals and fruit trees.

    Antonymshellinferno

Forms
  • edens plural form
  • edens' possessive plural form
  • eden's possessive singular form
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