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1 принуждение
сущ.coercion; compulsion; constraint; duress; ( к исполнению) enforcementпо принуждению — under coercion (compulsion, duress)
- физическое принуждениесделка, совершённая по принуждению — transaction made under duress
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2 принуждение
1. bondage2. squeeze3. violence4. duresse5. forcing6. coercion7. dures8. duress9. enforcement10. compulsion; coercion; constraint11. forceСинонимический ряд:насилие (сущ.) насилие -
3 насилие
сущ.force; violence; ( надругательство) outrage; ( принуждение) coercion; duressприменять физическое насилие — to apply (use) physical violence; lay hands (on)
совершать акт насилия — to commit an act of violence; do violence; ( надругаться) to outrage
акт насилия — act of outrage (of violence); outrageous act
ребёнок, склонный к насилию — violent child
сделка, совершённая под влиянием насилия — ( принуждения) transaction made under duress
- политическое насилиенасилие над личностью, насилие над против личности — personal violence; violence against a person
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