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1 обосноваться на
•At the same time more semiconductor manufacturers sought to establish a foothold in the rapidly expanding microprocessor market.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > обосноваться на
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2 захватывать плацдарм
1) Military: effect a footing, establish a beachhead, establish a bridgehead, establish a lodgement, force a bridgehead, gain a beachhead, gain a bridgehead, gain a footing, secure a beachhead, secure a bridgehead, seize the airhead, snatch a foothold, win a foothold, make a lodgement2) Business: beachheadУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > захватывать плацдарм
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3 обосноваться
несовер. - обосновываться; совер. - обосноваться(в чем-л.); разг.
(поселяться) settle down (in); тж. перен. establish/get/gain/obtain a foothold in* * *обосновываться; обосноваться settle down* * *
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