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1 обостряться
несов. - обостря́ться, сов. - обостри́ться1) (проявляться резче; тж. о чертах лица - заостряться) become sharp(er)2) (становиться более тонким, чувствительным) become more sensitive / acute3) ( ухудшаться) worsen; become aggravated / strainedположе́ние обостри́лось — the situation has worsened [become aggravated]
боле́знь обостри́лась — the condition has become acute / aggravated
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2 обостряться
обостриться1. become* sharp2. ( становиться более изощрённым) become* more sensitive3. ( ухудшаться) become* aggravated / strained4. страд. к обострять -
3 обострять
1. become aggravated (refl.); peaked2. peaked3. become aggravated (refl.); peak4. becoming aggravated (refl.); peakingРусско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > обострять
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4 обостряться обостр·яться
to become aggravated / exacerbated; to worsen, to sharpenRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > обостряться обостр·яться
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5 обострять
1. aggravate; become aggravated (refl.); intensify (refl.)2. aggravating; becoming aggravated (refl.); intensifying (refl.)ухудшать положение; обострять положение — aggravate the situation
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > обострять
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6 обостриться
(= обостряться) become strained, become sharp• Интерес к... обострился за последние годы. - Interest in... has quickened in the past few years.• Положение обострилось. - The situation has become aggravated. -
7 положение обострилось
Mathematics: the situation has become aggravatedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > положение обострилось
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8 обострить(ся)
1) aggravate; 2) become aggravated -
9 обострять(ся)
1) aggravate; 2) become aggravated -
10 резко обострять
1) sharpen; 2) become aggravated -
11 обострить(ся)
1) aggravate; 2) become aggravated (refl.); 3) intensify (refl.) -
12 обострять(ся)
1) aggravate; 2) become aggravated (refl.); 3) intensify (refl.) -
13 обострить(ся)
1) become aggravated (refl.); 2) peak -
14 обострять(ся)
1) become aggravated (refl.); 2) peak -
15 обостряться
св - обостри́тьсяto worsen, to sharpen; об отношениях to become aggravated/strained -
16 обостряться (I) > обостриться (II)
............................................................1. become sharp/angular....................................................................................................................................................................................4. become keener/sharper............................................................5. get/become worse............................................................{ aggravate:(vt.) بدتر کردن، اضافه کردن، خشمگین کردن}Русско-персидский словарь > обостряться (I) > обостриться (II)
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17 усиливаться
св - уси́литьсяto become/to grow stronger; нарастать to grow, to increase, to intensify; углубляться to deepen; ухудшаться to become/to grow worse, to worsen, to be aggravated; о звуке to grow louder -
18 осложняться (I) > осложниться (II)
........................................................................................................................{ aggravate:(vt.) بدتر کردن، اضافه کردن، خشمگین کردن}............................................................(adj.) پیچیده، بغرنجРусско-персидский словарь > осложняться (I) > осложниться (II)
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19 ухудшаться
to become / to grow worse; (о качестве) to deteriorate; (о положении тж.) to be aggravated -
20 осложняться
св - осложни́тьсяto be/to become complicated/aggravated
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