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1 пропаганда пропаганд·а
propaganda, teaching; (взглядов) advocacyвести пропаганду (за / против) — to carry on propaganda (for / against), to propagandize (for / against)
тенденциозная пропаганда (имеющая своей целью манипулировать общественным мнением) — manipulative propaganda
шовинистическая пропаганда — jingoistic / chauvinistic propaganda
орудие пропаганды — vehicle for / of propaganda
поток пропаганды — blast of propaganda, propaganda avalanche
приёмы пропаганды — devices / methods of propaganda
пропаганда войны — war propaganda, sabre-rattling
пропаганда, направленная на... — propaganda directed to / aimed at...
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > пропаганда пропаганд·а
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2 доходчивая пропаганда
Advertising: intelligible propagandaУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > доходчивая пропаганда
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