- postclassical
- [͵pəʋstʹklæsık,-{͵pəʋstʹklæsık}(ə)l] a
относящийся к периоду после классицизма (о литературе, искусстве и т. п.)
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
postclassical
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postclassical — post·classical … English syllables
postclassical — /poʊstˈklæsɪkəl/ (say pohst klasikuhl) adjective denoting, or occurring during, a period after a classical period, as of literature, language, etc …
postclassical — adjective see postclassic … Useful english dictionary
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