(Noun) stoicyzm;
n U stoicyzm
stoicyzm
(an indifference to pleasure or pain)
stoicki spokój, stoicyzm, stoickość
synonim: stolidity
synonim: stolidness
filoz. stoicyzm
Przykłady użycia
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I would like to express my concern for and sympathy with the people of Japan who have suffered a great deal and who are coping with these events with calm stoicism.
Chciałbym wyrazić zaniepokojenie sytuacją narodu japońskiego i współczucie dla obywateli Japonii, którzy wiele wycierpieli i którzy ze stoickim spokojem radzą sobie z tymi wydarzeniami.
As for the public's stoicism in the face of such deep cuts, he says: "You can feel anger towards the developers, the bankers, but that doesn't provide a constructive solution.
He was the man who made the ultimate sacrifice on his return from the south pole; the man who achieved a greater nobility in coming second than his rival did in coming first; the man who embodied the noblest qualities of stoicism and suffering.
Next month sees the 70th anniversary of the start of the blitz and there will be, quite rightly, many celebrations of the courage and stoicism displayed during it.
Most days I go to the barrio's market and see no food at all - the United States government is blockading the country - but somehow the people contend with appalling circumstances, rarely losing the sardonic stoicism that reminds me of how inner-city Dubliners talk.
I would like to express my concern for and sympathy with the people of Japan who have suffered a great deal and who are coping with these events with calm stoicism.
Chciałbym wyrazić zaniepokojenie sytuacją narodu japońskiego i współczucie dla obywateli Japonii, którzy wiele wycierpieli i którzy ze stoickim spokojem radzą sobie z tymi wydarzeniami.