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1 давление
сущ.pressure; ( воздействие) influenceвоздерживаться от экономической, политической или иной формы давления — to refrain from economic, political or any other form of pressure
обращаться к политическому или экономическому давлению — to resort to political or economic pressure
оказывать давление — (на) to bring pressure to bear (on / upon); exert pressure (on / upon); ( o воздействии тж) to influence; exert influence (on / upon); ( на свидетелей) to interfere with (exert pressure on, tamper with) witnesses
- давление на свидетелейподвергаться давлению — ( со стороны кого-л) to be subjected to pressure ( from)
- незаконное давление
- политическое давление
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2 усиливать давление
1) General subject: build up pressure, raise pressure (тж. перен.), step up pressure (тж. перен.), pile on the pressure2) Mass media: add to pressure, crank up pressure, increase pressure, intensify pressure3) External policy: ratchet up the pressure (on... - на... ; англ. цитата приводится по кн.: Military Balance 2009. - London: International Institute for Strategic Studies, 2009)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > усиливать давление
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3 увеличивать
1) General subject: add, add to (this adds to the expense - это увеличивает расход; to add fuel to the fire, to add oil to the flame - подливать масла в огонь), aggrandize (мощь, благосостояние), amplify, augment, blow up, bump up, dilate, engross, enhance, enlarge, escalate, exaggerate, expand, greaten, heat up, heighten (ся), hop up (мощность и т.п.), increase, increment, lengthen, magnify, multiply, pad, pad out, pile up, push up, redouble, rev, scale up (что-л.), speed (выпуск продукции), speed up, stretch, swell, zoom (масштаб изображения), redund (smth), upsize2) Aviation: run up3) Naval: crown4) Colloquial: up (выпуск продукции и т.п.)5) American: pour it on (темп, разрыв в счёте)9) Mathematics: add contribute, gain speed10) Railway term: accrue11) Economy: adjust upwards, advance, integrate12) Automobile industry: intensify13) Architecture: bulk out14) Diplomatic term: mount, step a step up15) Cinema: zoom up (изображение)16) Polygraphy: blow up (изображение)17) Psychology: proliferate21) Information technology: boost22) Graphic expression: ratchet up (напр., pressure - давление on - на кого-л.)23) Transport: contribute to the increase of24) Patents: step up (напр. обороты, напряжение)26) Oil&Gas technology build up27) Polymers: raise (концентрацию)28) Automation: build30) Makarov: augment (силу, тягу, мощность), bring up, broaden, build in, build into, deepen, enhance (напр. опасность), enlarge (изображение при печати, проецировании), incr (increase), increase (число, количество), magnify (о линзе, объективе и т.п.), soup (напр., мощность двигателя), upgrade31) SAP.tech. zoom in
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