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[fəʋ] n поэт.1. враг, недругto be a foe to smth. - быть противником чего-л.
2. собир. враждебные силы♢
our foe - враг рода человеческого, сатана, дьявол -
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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 -
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