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1 forcible incorporation
Общая лексика: насильственная инкорпорацияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > forcible incorporation
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2 forcible incorporation
Politics english-russian dictionary > forcible incorporation
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3 incorporation
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4 annexation
1. n присоединение, аннексияcreeping annexation — постепенная, «ползучая» аннексия
2. n амер. присоединение; вхождениеthe annexation of Texas to the United States — добровольное присоединение Техаса к Соединённым Штатам
Синонимический ряд:incorporation (noun) addition; appropriation; incorporation; incorporation of territory; increasing holdings; incrementing; merger; takeover -
5 annexation
1) присоединение; аннексия; включение в состав2) дополнение; приложение•- authorized annexation
- constructive annexation
- creeping annexation
- forcible annexation
- physical annexation
- unauthorized annexation
См. также в других словарях:
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