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1 вызвать эхо
Makarov: arouse an echo -
2 вызвать
1. entail2. evoke3. call; send for; summon; challenge; rouse; cause; evoke"вызов к вызову" — call to call
4. arouse5. call upпо требованию, по вызову — on call
по вызову; по требованию — at call
6. cause7. challenge8. conjure9. convene10. dare11. defy12. elicit13. encore14. induce15. invoke16. provoke17. raiseвызвать смех, рассмешить — to raise a laugh
18. summonСинонимический ряд:1. возбудить (глаг.) возбудить; воспламенить; зажечь; зародить; поднять; породить; пробудить; разбудить; родить2. потребовать (глаг.) вытребовать; затребовать; потребовать; призвать
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