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1 stifle an opposition
Дипломатический термин: подавить оппозицию -
2 stifle an opposition
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > stifle an opposition
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3 to stifle an opposition
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to stifle an opposition
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4 stifle
v1) подавлять; душить2) замять, утаить -
5 opposition
1. nпротиводействие; сопротивление; оппозиция; возражениеto be adamant in one's opposition to smth — быть непреклонным в своих возражениях против чего-л.
to be in opposition to smth — быть / находиться в оппозиции к чему-л.
to drop one's opposition to smth — отказываться от своих возражений против чего-л.
to encounter strong opposition on the part of smth — встречать сильное сопротивление со стороны кого-л.
to express opposition against / to smth — выражать свое отрицательное отношение к чему-л.
to face opposition — сталкиваться с оппозицией / сопротивлением
to live up in opposition — находиться в оппозиции; выступать против (чего-л.)
to provoke the opposition into street demonstrations — провоцировать оппозицию на проведение уличных демонстраций
to reaffirm one's opposition to smth — подтверждать свои возражения против чего-л.
to register one's opposition to smth — демонстрировать свое противодействие чему-л.
to reverse one's opposition to smth — отказываться от своих возражений против чего-л.
to run into opposition from smb — сталкиваться с сопротивлением с чьей-л. стороны
to soften one's opposition to smth — уменьшать свое сопротивление чему-л.
- blanket oppositionto state one's opposition to smth — заявлять о своей оппозиции чему-л.
- Centre-Right opposition
- chronically splintered opposition
- conservative opposition
- crushing of opposition
- die-hard opposition
- external opposition
- fragmented opposition
- grass-roots opposition
- growing body of opposition
- hard-line opposition
- Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition
- implacable opposition
- in the teeth of heavy opposition
- inner-party opposition
- internal opposition
- intractable opposition
- leader of the opposition
- left-wing opposition
- mighty boost for the opposition
- militant opposition
- moderate opposition
- mounting opposition
- nonconfrontationist opposition
- official opposition
- opposition could come to a head
- opposition crumbled
- opposition fractures
- opposition from smb
- opposition had won by 12 percent
- opposition in exile
- opposition is fading
- opposition is fragmented
- opposition is regrouping
- opposition to the government troops is in its third day
- opposition was very divided
- organized opposition
- parliamentary opposition
- party opposition
- political opposition
- potent opposition
- realignment of the opposition
- religious opposition
- resolute opposition
- splintering of the opposition
- stiff opposition
- stronghold of opposition
- the project ran into heavy opposition
- token opposition
- united opposition
- unyielding opposition
- vigorous opposition
- violent opposition
- vociferous opposition
- widespread opposition
- workers' opposition 2. a, = oppositional -
6 stifle opposition
СМИ: задушить оппозицию -
7 urge
[ɜːʤ] 1. гл.1) гнать, подгонять, подстёгиватьThe old man was urging the cows along with a stick. — Старик палкой подгонял коров.
You must urge the children forward or we'll never get home. — Поторопи детей, а то мы так никогда не дойдём до дома.
2) заставлять, побуждатьThe speaker tried to urge the crowd forward to show their opposition to the new law. — Оратор пытался заставить людей выразить недовольство новым законом.
I did have to urge the students along in the last few weeks before their examination. — Последние несколько недель перед экзаменом мне пришлось как следует наседать на студентов.
What can we do to urge these lazy workers to greater production? — Что же мы можем сделать, чтобы заставить лентяев работать производительнее?
Syn:3) убеждать, советоватьto urge smth. upon smb. — убеждать кого-л. в чём-л.
to urge forcefully / strongly — насильно убеждать кого-л. в чём-л
The teacher urged on her students the importance of passing the examination. — Преподавательница убеждала студентов в том, что сдать экзамен - очень важно.
She urged me to accept the compromise. — Она убедила меня пойти на компромисс.
4) настаиватьWe urged that the bill be passed. — Мы настояли на том, чтобы законопроект приняли.
5) надоедать2. сущ.побуждение, порыв, сильное желаниеto control / stifle an urge — сдерживать порыв
to feel an urge — испытывать желание что-л. сделать
irrepressible / irresistible urge — непреодолимое желание
She felt an urge to respond. — Она испытала сильное желание ответить.
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8 generate
1. v порождать, вызыватьprejudices generated by ignorance — предрассудки, порождённые невежеством
the situation that generated unrest — ситуация, которая породила волнения
2. v спец. производить, генерировать; порождать3. v обыкн. порождать, родить4. v мат. образоватьСинонимический ряд:1. cause (verb) breed; cause; engender; get up; hatch; induce; initiate; muster; muster up; occasion; produce; provoke; spawn; stir; touch off; work up2. make (verb) create; develop; father; form; make; originate; parent; sire; spawn3. procreate (verb) bear; beget; multiply; procreate; propagate; reproduceАнтонимический ряд:destroy; stifle -
9 quell
1. v подавлять, уничтожать, сокрушать2. v успокаивать, ослаблять, смягчатьСинонимический ряд:1. allay (verb) allay; calm; compose; ease; hush; lull; pacify; quiet; silence; still2. subdue (verb) annihilate; conquer; crush; destroy; extinguish; overcome; overpower; put down; quash; quench; squash; squelch; stifle; subdue; suppressАнтонимический ряд:agitate; anger; arouse; defend; disturb; encourage; endorse; enrage; excite; foment; foster; incense; incite
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