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1 государственно-репрессивный аппарат
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > государственно-репрессивный аппарат
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2 аппарат
1) (совокупность учреждений) machinery, machine, bodies, apparatusадминистративно-управленческий аппарат — administrative / office and managerial apparatus / machinery
государственный аппарат — state machinery / machine / apparatus, machinery of state; the Establishment часто пренебр.
репрессивный аппарат — repressive / repression machinery
управленческий аппарат — administrative personnel, machinery of management
чиновничий аппарат — bureaucratic apparatus; civil servants, the officials
аппарат Организации Объединённых Наций — machinery of the United Nations, UN machinery
аппарат управления — administrative apparatus, apparatus of management, managerial machinery
2) собир. personnel, staff3) (прибор) apparatus, instrument, deviceкосмический аппарат — space vehicle, spaceship, spacecraft
автоматический космический аппарат — automatic spaceship / spacecraft
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