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2) Construction: abate (пиломатериал, камень)3) Railway term: bevel away5) Makarov: abandonment (край), chop off, cut off, plane off -
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to break away, to break off, chipРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > отламывать
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to break away, to break off, chip, shear, spallРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > скалывать
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44 преимущество преимуществ·о
1) (превосходство) superiority, advantage; pull разг.; edge амер. разг.бороться с кем-л. за преимущество — to jostle with smb. for advantage
гарантировать / обеспечить преимущества — to secure advantages
добиться преимущества над кем-л. — to gain / to get / to have / to score / to win an advantage of / over smb.
использовать преимущество — to exploit (one's) advantage
обладать преимуществом над кем-л. — to have an advantage of / over smb.
получить преимущество над другими государствами — to obtain / to score advantages over other states
предоставить преимущество — to give / to grant an advantage
одностороннее преимущество — one-sided / unilateral advantage
добиваться односторонних преимуществ — to seek uniletarel / one-sided advantages
относительное / сравнительное преимущество — comparative advantage
использовать военную силу для достижения политического преимущества — to translate military strength into political advantage
преимущество, которое может быть использовано на переговорах — bargaining chip
2) (привилегия) preference, privilege, benefit; (выгода) capitalне добиваться преимуществ — to ask / to beg no odds амер.
получать преимущества — to receive odds, to gain benefits
права и преимущества, вытекающие из членства в ООН — rights and benefits resulting from membership of the UN
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > преимущество преимуществ·о
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I vt; св - сколо́тьколя, удалять что-л to chip, ломом, топором to chop off/awayII vt; св - сколо́тьскреплять вместе to pin together, скобками, скоросшивателем to staple together -
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chip away at something — ˌchip aˈway at sth derived to keep breaking small pieces off sth • He was chipping away at the stone. • (figurative) They chipped away at the power of the government (= gradually made it weaker) … Useful english dictionary