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sage

/seɪdʒ/

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adjective

/seɪdʒ/C1formal
  • ruОписывает человека, особенно пожилого, как мудрого, обладающего глубокими знаниями и здравым смыслом.

Describes a person, especially an older one, as wise and possessing deep knowledge and good judgment.

  1. Wise and experiencedB2formal

    Having or showing profound wisdom, often gained through age and experience.

    ruМудрый

    • The old man gave sage advice to the young couple.
    • Her sage counsel helped the company avoid a crisis.
    • He is known for his sage observations on life.

    Synonymsastuteintelligentjudiciousknowledgeablelearnedphilosophicprudentsagaciousshrewdwise

    Antonymsfoolishignorantinexperiencednaiveunwise

  2. Grey-green colorB1formal

    Of a muted, greyish-green color, resembling the leaves of the sage plant.

    ruШалфейный

    • She wore a beautiful sage dress to the party.
    • The walls were painted a calming sage green.
    • The sage color of the leaves blended perfectly with the garden.

    Synonymsgrayish-greengreyish-greensage green

Forms
  • sager comparative form
  • sagest superlative form
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noun

/seɪdʒ/B2formalculinary
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека глубокой мудрости, особенно того, кто служит наставником в духовных или философских вопросах; также относится к ароматической траве (шалфей), используемой в качестве приправы.

A noun referring to a person of profound wisdom, especially one who serves as a mentor in spiritual or philosophical matters; also refers to an aromatic herb (Salvia) used as a seasoning.

  1. Wise personB2formal

    A person, often a mentor, known for their deep wisdom and sound judgment, especially in spiritual or philosophical matters.

    ruМудрец

    • The village elders sought the advice of the sage.
    • He was regarded as a sage in matters of philosophy.
    • The sage's teachings have been passed down for generations.

    Synonymsguruintellectmentornestororaclephilosopherpunditsavantsolomon

    Antonymsfoolignoramussimpleton

  2. Culinary herbB1formal

    The aromatic, grey-green leaves of the Salvia plant, used fresh or dried to flavor meats, poultry, and other dishes.

    ruШалфей

    • She added fresh sage to the stuffing for the turkey.
    • The recipe calls for a teaspoon of dried sage.
    • Sage pairs well with pork and game meats.
  3. Herb plantB1formal

    Any of various plants belonging to the genus Salvia, often grown for their aromatic leaves or ornamental flowers.

    ruШалфей

    • The garden is filled with purple-flowered sage.
    • Sage is a hardy perennial herb that thrives in sunny spots.
    • Different species of sage are found across the Mediterranean.

    Synonymssalvia

Forms
  • sages plural form
  • sages' possessive plural form
  • sage's possessive singular form
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