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1 преодолеть трудности
1) General subject: bridge over the difficulties, stem difficulties, win clear of difficulties2) Naval: weather a storm3) American: make a riffle, make the riffle4) Mathematics: get around the problem, overcome the difficulties5) Diplomatic term: bridge over difficulties6) Mass media: surmount difficulties7) Business: overcome difficulties8) Makarov: make riffle, weather storm, conquer difficulties, fight through every hardshipУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > преодолеть трудности
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1) General subject: bear down, bridge, bridge over (что-л.), conquer, cover (какое-либо расстояние), get over (трудности), master (трудности), meet, negotiate (препятствие), outdo, overcome, overpass, pull through (трудности и т. п.), run (препятствие), subdue, surmount, take, tide over, vanquish (какое-либо чувство и т. п.), wade (что-либо трудное, скучное), wade through (что-либо трудное, скучное), wear down (сопротивление и т. п.), worry out (трудности), get round (трудности), undo, override2) Medicine: cope3) Obsolete: do down4) Literal: hurdle5) Military: overleap, traverse, pierce (defenses)8) Law: run (запрет, ограничение и т. п.), run (запрет, ограничение и т.п.)9) Australian slang: roll10) Diplomatic term: surmount (трудности, препятствия и т.п.), work (one's) way through difficulties -
3 преодолеть плохие трудности
General subject: conquer bad difficultiesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > преодолеть плохие трудности
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