Translation for 'thirst for knowledge' from English to Russian

thirst for knowledge

жажда {ж} знаний

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thirst

жажда {ж}

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general knowledge

общая эрудиция {ж}

knowledge {sg} [things­ learnt]

знания {мн}

for

для {prep} [+gen.]

с целью {prep} [+gen.]

unverified та́к как {conj}

to care for

заботиться [несов.]

озаботиться [сов.]

for good

навеки {adv}

for hours

часами {adv}

to stand for

означать [несов.]

for rent

сдается в аренду

to mistake for

unverified ошибочно принять за

to hunt (for)

охотиться за [+instr.]

for all

для всех

suitable for

unverified пригодный для

to look for

искать [несов.]

except (for)

за исключением [+gen.]

for that

unverified зато {conj}

for sale

на продажу

• Macrohon Institute will always be a beacon for all individuals who thirst for knowledge.
• Edward Mardigian became an excellent student, and couldn't seem to surround himself with enough books to satisfy his thirst for knowledge, particularly for the automotive industry and technology.
• Swami Parijñānāshram III was one who had a keen thirst for knowledge-be it Vedic or technical.
• Twice he was overcome with frustration and he left the premises of the "matha" without anyone's knowledge, to take up life of a sanyasi (ascetic) and to quench his thirst for knowledge.
• He was very intelligent, had a progressive outlook and a keen thirst for knowledge — Vedic as well as technical.

• The show focused on Mercator, an old alien 'Time Baron' with very long eyebrows (played by Roddy Maude-Roxby) who had been banished to Parallel 9 after summoning an earth girl named Calendular as a result of his thirst for knowledge – a criminal offence on his home planet 'Zarb'.
• His powerful intellect and thirst for knowledge had a profound impact on Rangacharya and they become close friends.
• An omnivorous reader, Stephens, according to Ryan, was a silent and aloof student with a thirst for knowledge, a characteristic throughout his life.
• He later entered his father's workshop, carrying with him a thirst for knowledge, study and books.
• Frederick had a great thirst for knowledge and learning. Frederick employed Jews from Sicily, who had migrated there from the holy land, at his court to translate Greek and Arabic works.

• The history of the Natural History Museum Vienna is shaped by the passion for collecting of renowned monarchs, the endless thirst for knowledge of famous scientists, and the spirit of adventure of travelling researchers.
• Following a family tradition, Leopardi began his studies under the tutelage of two priests, but his thirst for knowledge was quenched primarily in his father's rich library.
• His vision and unquenchable thirst for knowledge transcended the narrow barriers of caste, language and religion.
• The open book represents the unquenchable thirst for knowledge.
• son of al-Mu'tasim, an Abbasid caliph who reigned in 842–847 (227–232 AH in the Islamic calendar) who had a great thirst for knowledge and became a great patron to scholars and artists.

• Tuanku Ja'afar's return from Singapore did not dampen his high ambitions and thirst for knowledge.
• Al-Mutawakkil was unlike his brother and father in that he was not known for having a thirst for knowledge, but he had an eye for magnificence and a hunger to build.
• Children may feel overwhelmed when they have too much homework, which can negatively affect children's natural curiosity and thirst for knowledge.