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1 growing dependence on foreign aid
Экономика: возрастающая зависимость от иностранной помощи (англ. цитата - из репортажа агентства Bloomberg)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > growing dependence on foreign aid
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2 dependence
[dɪ'pendən(t)s]сущ.1) (dependence on / upon) зависимость; подчинённое положение; испытывание влияния, воздействия (с чьей-л. стороны)great / heavy dependence — сильная зависимость
growing / increasing dependence — растущая / увеличивающаяся зависимость
2) доверие, уверенность (в ком-л. / в чем-л.)I can have no dependence on his word. — Я не верю ни одному его слову.
Syn:3) привыкание, попадание в зависимостьdrug dependence — пристрастие к наркотикам, наркотическая зависимость
alcohol dependence — алкогольная зависимость, алкоголизм
Syn:4) юр. неразрешённость ( дела); ожидание решения5) редк. опора (помощь, поддержка)
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