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1 відпускати
= відпустити1) to let go, to give leave, to dismiss; іст. ( на волю) to manumit; ( звільняти) to set free, to make free, to release, to discharge, to enfranchise2) ( послаблювати) to relax, to slacken; (болт, гвинт) to loosen; ( гальмо) to release3) ( видавати) to supply; ( про продавця в магазині) to serve4) ( гріхи) to absolve, to forgive, to remit5) тех. to temperвідпускати сталь — to temper (to draw, to abate) steel
6) (волосся, бороду) to ( let) grow7)відпускати гріхи — to give absolution, to absolve of smb.'s sins
відпускати ціни — to liberalize ( to unfreeze) prices
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2 знімати
= зняти1) to take away, to remove; ( діставати зверху) to take down; ( одяг) to take off; ( рукавички) to pull off, to draw off; (сметану, накип) to skimзнімати кайдани — to unshackle, to unfetter
2) ( відтворювати) to make, to take, to record; ( фотографувати) to photograph, to take a photographзнімати копію — to make a copy, to copy
3) розм. ( наймати) to take, to rentзнімати в оренду — to lease, to take on lease
4) ( врожай) to gather (in); to pick5) ( звільняти)знімати з роботи — to dismiss, to discharge
6)7) to remove; (усувати, скасовувати) to cancel, to lift, to raiseзнімати напругу — to dump, to relieve a stress
знімати обмеження — to liberalize, to lift restrictions, to end restrictions, to raise restrictions, to remove restrictions
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3 лібералізувати
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4 ослабляти
= ослабити, ослаблювати1) ( робити слабшим) to weaken; to make weak(er)2) to loosen, to relax, to slacken -
5 розширювати
= розширити, розширяти( робити ширшим) to widen, to broaden, to expand, to enlarge, to extend; to dilate; ( в обсязі) to increase, to expandрозширювати асортимент товарів — to increase the variety ( assortment) of goods
розширювати кругозір — to broaden the outlook, to open the mind, to enlarge one's ideas, to liberalize
См. также в других словарях:
liberalize — lib‧e‧ral‧ize [ˈlɪbrəlaɪz] also liberalise verb [transitive] to make rules or controls on something less strict: • The President promised to push ahead with his commitment to liberalize the economy. liberalizer also liberaliser … Financial and business terms
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Liberalize — may refer to * Liberalism, a broad array of related ideas and theories of government that advocate individual liberty. * Liberalization, relaxation of previous government restrictions, usually in areas of social or economic policy … Wikipedia
liberalize — v. To remove restrictions. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008 … Law dictionary
liberalize — 1774, from LIBERAL (Cf. liberal) (adj.) + IZE (Cf. ize). Related: Liberalized; liberalizing … Etymology dictionary
liberalize — (Amer.) lib·er·al·ize || lɪbÉ™rlaɪz v. make liberal; become liberal (also liberalise) … English contemporary dictionary
liberalize — (also liberalise) ► VERB ▪ remove or loosen restrictions on (something, typically an economic or political system). DERIVATIVES liberalization noun … English terms dictionary
liberalize — [lib′ər əl īz΄, lib′rəl īz΄] vt., vi. liberalized, liberalizing to make or become liberal liberalization n. liberalizer n … English World dictionary
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liberalize — verb Liberalize is used with these nouns as the object: ↑economy, ↑regulation, ↑trade … Collocations dictionary
liberalize — [[t]lɪ̱brəlaɪz[/t]] liberalizes, liberalizing, liberalized VERB When a country or government liberalizes, or liberalizes its laws or its attitudes, it becomes less strict and allows people more freedom in their actions. ...authoritarian states… … English dictionary