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1 снизу
нареч.посмотреть на кого-л. снизу — look up at smb.
2. ( со стороны широких масс народа) on the initiative of the masses♢
снизу доверху — from top to bottom -
2 снизу
нареч.1) ( по направлению вверх) from belowсни́зу вверх — upwards
вид сни́зу — view from below
коло́нна освещена́ сни́зу — the column is lighted from below
посмотре́ть на кого́-л сни́зу (вверх) — look up at smb
2) ( внизу) below; at the bottom3) ( считая снизу) from (the) bottomпя́тая строка́ сни́зу (страни́цы) — the fifth line from (the) bottom (of the page)
4) (от нижнего уровня в сообществе, партии, иерархии) from the grass rootsподде́ржка сни́зу — grass-roots support
кри́тика сни́зу — criticism from below
••сни́зу до́верху — from top to bottom
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