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1 conventional
[kən'ven(t)ʃ(ə)n(ə)l]прил.1) обычный, обыкновенный, традиционный; общепринятыйYou can cook the meat either in a microwave or in a conventional oven. — Мясо можно приготовить как в микроволновой печи, так и в обыкновенной духовке.
Her views are remarkably conventional. — Её взгляды абсолютно традиционны.
Syn:Karen was very conventional about her views of marriage. — Карен была очень консервативна в своих взглядах на брак.
Syn:conservative 1.3) определённый договором или соглашением4) условный, установленный по условию5) иск. традиционный, консервативныйSir David Wilkie's The Blind Fiddler exemplifies the sort of conventional art that the Pre-Raphaelites challenged at mid-nineteenth century. — "Слепой скрипач" сэра Дэвида Уилки являет собой пример традиционного искусства, с которым боролись прерафаэлиты в середине 19 столетия.
6) иск. условный, символический; схематическийThe Gothic M does, in fact, look very much like a conventional lily. — В самом деле, готическая буква "М" очень похожа на условное изображение лилии.
7) обычный, неатомный, неядерный ( о вооружении)Proposal for an agreement on the limitation and reduction of conventional armaments and armed forces was submitted by the Soviet Union to the UN Disarmament Commission on 27 March 1956. — 27 марта 1956 г. Комитет ООН по разоружению получил от Советского Союза предложение оформить соглашение по ограничению и сокращению обычного вооружения и численности вооружённых сил.
8) тех. стандартный; удовлетворяющий техническим условиям -
2 reduction
n1) снижение, сокращение, уменьшение2) скидка•to effect reductions — производить / осуществлять сокращения
- agreed reductionsto implement / to make reductions — производить / осуществлять сокращения
- arms reduction
- arms reductions
- balanced military reduction on the frontier
- balanced reduction
- bilateral reduction
- bilateral reductions
- budget reduction
- conventional arms reduction
- conventional arms reductions
- conventional reduction
- conventional reductions
- debt reduction
- deficit reduction
- equitable and verifiable arms reductions
- follow-up reductions
- gradual reduction
- Graduated Reciprocated Reduction in Tension
- great reduction
- GRIT
- initial reduction
- large-scale reduction
- major reduction
- massive reduction
- multilateral reduction
- mutual reductions
- negotiated reductions
- nuclear arms reduction
- overall strategic arms reduction
- reciprocal missile reductions between smb
- reduction in armaments
- reduction in armed forces
- reduction of armaments
- reduction of armed forces
- reduction of establishment
- reduction of nuclear weapon
- reductions in armed forces
- reductions of armed forces
- something-for-nothing reduction
- something-for-nothing reductions
- something-for-something reduction
- something-for-something reductions
- staff reduction
- substantial reduction
- tension reduction
- total reduction
- troop reduction
- unilateral reduction
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3 reduction
1. n снижение, понижение; уменьшение, сокращениеa reduction in numbers — количественное сокращение, сокращение количества
2. n ком. скидкаto sell at a reduction of 10 per cent — продавать со скидкой в 10%
3. n юр. смягчение4. n перевод, превращение5. n спец. приведение6. n мат. приведение к общему знаменателю; сокращение; упрощение7. n преим. воен. понижение8. n уменьшенная копия9. n покорение; захват, взятие10. n воен. подавление11. n биол. мейоз12. n биол. редукция, уменьшение числа хромосом при мейозе13. n ком. разлив14. n ком. расфасовка15. n ком. мед. вправление16. n ком. хим. восстановление17. n ком. метал. выделение металла из руды; передел18. n ком. тех. обжатиеСинонимический ряд:1. abbreviation (noun) abbreviation; compression; contraction2. alleviation (noun) alleviation; attenuation; mitigation; relaxation; relief; remission; slackening3. cutback (noun) curtailment; cutback4. decrease (noun) abatement; cutback; decline; decrease; deduction; diminishing; diminishment; diminution; discount; lessening; letup; loss; lowering; rebate; reducing; subtraction5. degradation (noun) degradation; demotion; downgrading6. depreciation (noun) depreciation; devaluation; mark-down7. discount (noun) abatement; deduction; discount; rebateАнтонимический ряд:augmentation; increase -
4 armament
n обыкн. plвооружение, оружие -
5 negotiation
n часто plпереговоры, обсуждение условий; ведение переговоров- bring smb. into negotiations- enter into negotiations with smb. for smth.
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