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1 разжигать вражду
1) General subject: inflame animosity2) Diplomatic term: stir up hostility3) Politics: foment hatred4) Makarov: exasperate enmity, excite enmity, excite hostility, fan hostility -
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hostility, enmity; (длительная) feud; (личного характера) animosityиспытывать / питать вражду к кому-л. — to feel animosity against / hostility towards smb.
раздувать / разжигать вражду — to fan / to hot up hostility, to incite enmity, to foment animosity
национальная вражда — race hatred, national strife / enmity
открытая / явная вражда — open enmity
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сущ.animosity;enmity;hostility- племенная враждапокончить с национальной \враждаой — to do away (to have done) with national hostility
разжигать (раздувать) национальную \враждау — to incite (inflate, fan, foment, stir up) national hostility
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сущ.animosity; enmity; hostility- племенная враждаразжигать (раздувать) национальную вражду — to incite (inflate, fan, foment, stir up) national hostility (strife)
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