utopía
51Utopia — U|to|pia 〈n.; Gen.: s; Pl.: unz.〉 erdachtes ideales Land, Wunsch , Traumland; oV [Etym.: nach dem Roman Utopia des Engländers Th. Morus, 1516, eigtl. »nirgendwo« <grch. ou »nicht« + topos »Ort«] …
52utopia — • haave, illuusio, kuvitelma, pilvilinna, toiveunelma, unelma, utopia, tuulentupa, utukuva …
53utopia — ż I, DCMs. utopiapii; lm D. utopiapii (utopiapij) 1. «nieziszczalny pomysł, mrzonka» Żyć utopią, utopiami. 2. «nie liczący się z możliwościami realizacji ideał społeczeństwa szczęśliwego» Utopie osiemnastowiecznych myślicieli. ‹z gr.› …
54Utopia — U·to·pi·a || juË təʊpjÉ™ n. work of fiction by Sir Thomas More describing an imaginary island Utopia on which there is perfect social and political order …
55Utopia — the many various social and political movements, and a significant body of religious and secular literature, based upon the idea that paradise is achievable on earth. See Utopia …
56Utopia — U•to•pi•a [[t]yuˈtoʊ pi ə[/t]] n. pl. pi•as 1) lit. pho an imaginary island described in Sir Thomas More s Utopia (1516) as enjoying perfection in law, politics, etc 2) pho cv (usu. l.c.) any ideal place or state 3) pho (usu. l.c.) any visionary… …
57Utopia — /juˈtoʊpiə/ (say yooh tohpeeuh) noun 1. an imaginary island described in Sir Thomas More s Utopia (1516) as enjoying the utmost perfection in law, politics, etc. 2. an Aboriginal community north of Alice Springs, NT, known for the art produced… …
58utopia — /juˈtoʊpiə / (say yooh tohpeeuh) noun (sometimes upper case) 1. a place or state of ideal perfection. 2. any visionary system of political or social perfection. {from Utopia (def. 1); partly conceived of as though *eutopia good place, from eu +… …
59Utopia (online game) — Utopia is a massive multiplayer internet based strategy game. It won the People s Voice Webby Award for Gaming Site of the Year twice (2002 [Citation | title = 6th Annual Webby Awards Nominees Winners | year = 2002 | url =… …
60Utopia (book) — Utopia   Illustration for the 1516 first edition of Utopia …
