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1 насилие
сущ.force; violence; ( надругательство) outrage; ( принуждение) coercion; duressприменять физическое насилие — to apply (use) physical violence; lay hands (on)
совершать акт насилия — to commit an act of violence; do violence; ( надругаться) to outrage
акт насилия — act of outrage (of violence); outrageous act
ребёнок, склонный к насилию — violent child
сделка, совершённая под влиянием насилия — ( принуждения) transaction made under duress
- политическое насилиенасилие над личностью, насилие над против личности — personal violence; violence against a person
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2 угроза угроз·а
threat; (опасность) menaceпоставить под угрозу — to endanger, to imperil
представлять собой угрозу — to be / to pose / to present / to constitute a threat
представлять собой угрозу национальному суверенитету — to be a threat to / to threaten a country's sovereignty
создавать угрозу — to create a danger (for), to endanger
военная угроза — threat of war, military threat, war danger
ослабить / уменьшить военную угрозу — to lessen a military threat
недвусмысленная угроза — unmistakable / obvious threat
скрытая угроза — hidden / veiled / implicit threat
угроза безопасности — menace / threat to one's safety / security
угроза миру — menace / threat to peace
угроза ядерной катастрофы — threat of a nuclear holocaust / catastrophe
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