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1 подвергнувший травле
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > подвергнувший травле
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2 преследующий
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3 преследующий в судебном порядке
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > преследующий в судебном порядке
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4 прокурор
persecuting attorney, attorney, prosecution lawyer, procurator, prosecutor -
5 преследовать в судебном порядке
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > преследовать в судебном порядке
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6 подвергать травле
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > подвергать травле
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7 преследование евреев
1) General subject: Jew-baiting, jew baitingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > преследование евреев
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8 прокурор
1) General subject: attorney, counsellor, crown agent, crown lawyer, public prosecutor2) American: prosecuting attorney (окружной), solicitor4) Diplomatic term: attorney (как чиновник)5) Politics: persecuting attorney6) Scottish language: procurator fiscal7) Jargon: cuter8) Business: counsel for prosecution9) leg.N.P. prosecutor10) Makarov: procurator (в России) -
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ЧТОБЫ НЕПОВАДНО БЫЛО (ЧТОБЫ HE БЫЛО ПОВАДНО) (кому) coll these forms only subord clause the main clause indicates how s.o. was or will be punished, or expresses a threat to punish s.o. fixed WO( s.o. was or will be punished, rebuked etc for some wrongdoing) so that he or another will not commit a similar wrongdoing (again): чтобы (X-y) неповадно было - (in order) to teach X a lessonas a lesson to X so that X will know better (think twice) next time.Как известно, наши хозяева умели предсказывать будущее, пользуясь... научными методами, а также действительно действенным методом устрашения и расправы не над виновными или сопротивляющимися, а над кем попало, чтобы другим не было повадно (Мандельштам 2). As we all know, our rulers were able to foretell the future..with the aid of "scientific principles," and also influenced its course by that most efficient means of intimidation which consists in persecuting not the guilty or the recalcitrant, but anybody who happens to come to hand-just as a lesson to the rest (2a). -
10 чтобы не было повадно
• ЧТОБЫ НЕПОВАДНО БЫЛО < ЧТОБЫ НЕ БЫЛО ПОВАДНО> (кому) coll[these forms only; subord clause; the main clause indicates how s.o. was or will be punished, or expresses a threat to punish s.o.; fixed WO]=====⇒ (s.o. was or will be punished, rebuked etc for some wrongdoing) so that he or another will not commit a similar wrongdoing (again):- so that X will know better (think twice) next time.♦ Как известно, наши хозяева умели предсказывать будущее, пользуясь... научными методами, а также действительно действенным методом устрашения и расправы не над виновными или сопротивляющимися, а над кем попало, чтобы другим не было повадно (Мандельштам 2). As we all know, our rulers were able to foretell the future..with the aid of "scientific principles," and also influenced its course by that most efficient means of intimidation which consists in persecuting not the guilty or the recalcitrant, but anybody who happens to come to hand - just as a lesson to the rest (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чтобы не было повадно
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11 чтобы неповадно было
• ЧТОБЫ НЕПОВАДНО БЫЛО < ЧТОБЫ НЕ БЫЛО ПОВАДНО> (кому) coll[these forms only; subord clause; the main clause indicates how s.o. was or will be punished, or expresses a threat to punish s.o.; fixed WO]=====⇒ (s.o. was or will be punished, rebuked etc for some wrongdoing) so that he or another will not commit a similar wrongdoing (again):- so that X will know better (think twice) next time.♦ Как известно, наши хозяева умели предсказывать будущее, пользуясь... научными методами, а также действительно действенным методом устрашения и расправы не над виновными или сопротивляющимися, а над кем попало, чтобы другим не было повадно (Мандельштам 2). As we all know, our rulers were able to foretell the future..with the aid of "scientific principles," and also influenced its course by that most efficient means of intimidation which consists in persecuting not the guilty or the recalcitrant, but anybody who happens to come to hand - just as a lesson to the rest (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чтобы неповадно было
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12 преследование
1) (погоня)
pursuit
2) (притеснение)
persecution
3) юр. prosecution* * ** * ** * *chasemanhuntmanhuntsobsessingpersecutingpersecutionpersecutionsprosecutionpursuancepursuancespursuingpursuitpursuitsvictimizationvictimizations -
13 преследования
manhuntmanhuntsobsessingpersecutingpersecutionpersecutionsprosecutionpursuancepursuancespursuingpursuitpursuitsvictimizationvictimizations -
14 преследующий
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15 с чего?
what makes you (do smth.)?; why should you..?- Только я, признаюсь, одному удивляюсь: с чего вы взяли, что я вас погубить желаю, или преследую? (И. Тургенев, Записки охотника) — 'But I must say I wonder at one thing: what makes you suppose I want to ruin you, or that I'm persecuting you?'
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16 преследовать
1. follow2. haunt3. obsess4. obsessed5. persecute6. persecuted7. persecuting8. pursued9. pursuing10. pursue; persecute; haunt; prosecute11. chase12. prosecuteпреследовать за совершение преступления, поддерживать обвинение, обвинять в совершении преступления — to prosecute a crime
Синонимический ряд:1. гнаться (глаг.) гнаться2. травить (глаг.) травить -
17 затравливать
1. persecuted2. persecute3. persecutingРусско-английский военно-политический словарь > затравливать
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