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1 implacable opponent
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nоппонент; противник; враг; противная сторонаto carry out mass execution of political opponents — осуществлять массовые казни политических противников
to placate one's opponents — успокаивать / умиротворять своих противников
- formidable opponentto put political opponents in prison without trial — бросать политических противников в тюрьму без суда и следствия
- hard-line opponents
- ideological opponent
- implacable opponent
- opponent of reform
- political opponent
- primary opponent - vociferous opponent -
3 foe
fəu сущ.;
поэт. враг, противник;
недоброжелатель, недруг, неприятель a bitter, implacable foe ≈ злейший враг formidable foe ≈ страшный враг sworn foe fast foe dire foe political foe vanquish a foe Syn: opponent враг, недруг - sworn * заклятый враг - to be a * to smth. быть противником чего-л. - a political * of long standing давний политический противник (собирательнле) враждебные силы > our * враг рода человеческого, сатана, дьявол foe поэт. враг, противник;
недоброжелатель -
4 enemy
['enəmɪ] 1. сущ.1) враг; антагонист, недруг, противникto conquer / overcome / rout an enemy — победить врага
to confront / face an enemy — сражаться с врагом, столкнуться лицом к лицу с врагом
arch / avowed / implacable / mortal / sworn enemy — заклятый враг
formidable / powerful enemy — сильный враг, достойный соперник
2) употр. с гл. в ед. и мн. враг, неприятель ( вражеские войска)The enemy has suffered heavy losses. — Враг понёс большие потери.
•Syn:••2. прил.to kill the enemy — коротать время, стараться убить время
1) вражеский, неприятельский2) враждебно настроенный, недружелюбный•Syn: -
5 foe
[fəu]сущ.; поэт.враг, противник; недоброжелатель, недруг, неприятельbitter / implacable foe — злейший враг
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