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рост насилия, новая волна насилия, вспышка насилия -
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nподъем, рост, повышение- national liberation upsurgeto combat the upsurge of feelings (among smb) — бороться с волнениями, вспыхнувшими (среди кого-л.)
- patriotic upsurge
- postwar upsurge
- powerful upsurge
- right-wing upsurge
- upsurge in the draft
- upsurge in violence
- upsurge of ethnic unrest
- upsurge of fighting
- upsurge of political activity
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nounAufwallen, das (geh)* * *up·surge[ˈʌpsɜ:ʤ, AM -sɜ:rʤ]n rasche Zunahme, starkes Anwachsen\upsurge of attention steigende Aufmerksamkeit\upsurge in inflation Inflationsstoß m\upsurge in prices Preisanstieg man \upsurge in students ein steiler Anstieg der Studentenzahlenthe \upsurge of violence die stark zunehmende Gewaltcyclical \upsurge Konjunkturaufschwung m* * *['ʌpsɜːdZ]nZunahme f; (of fighting) Eskalation f (pej)she felt an upsurge of hatred — sie fühlte Hass in sich (dat) aufwallen
* * *A v/i [ʌpˈsɜːdʒ; US ˌʌpˈsɜrdʒ] aufwallenB s [ˈʌp-] Aufwallung f:* * *nounAufwallen, das (geh)she felt an upsurge of tenderness — sie fühlte Zärtlichkeit in sich (Dat.) aufwallen
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up·surge [ʼʌpsɜ:ʤ, Am -sɜ:rʤ] nrasche Zunahme, starkes Anwachsen;\upsurge of attention steigende Aufmerksamkeit;\upsurge in inflation Inflationsstoß m;\upsurge in prices Preisanstieg m;an \upsurge in students ein steiler Anstieg der Studentenzahlen;the \upsurge of violence die stark zunehmende Gewalt;cyclical \upsurge Konjunkturaufschwung m -
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n1) сила; ярость2) насилие; принуждение; произвол; вооруженное столкновение; ожесточенность•to appeal for an end to the violence — призывать / обращаться с призывом положить конец насилию
to attack an enemy with violence — ожесточенно нападать на противника / врага
to condone violence — попустительствовать насилию; закрывать глаза на насилие
to curb violence — ограничивать насилие; сдерживать волну насилия
to curtail increased violence by extremists — обуздывать распространившиеся акты насилия со стороны экстремистов
to defuse political violence — разряжать обстановку и уменьшать число вооруженных политических стычек
to do violence to smth — грубо нарушать что-л.
to end violence — положить конец насилию; прекращать насилие
to halt violence — положить конец насилию; прекращать насилие
to quell violence — положить конец насилию; прекращать насилие
to smother the propaganda of those advocating violence — препятствовать пропаганде тех, кто выступает за насилие
to stamp out / to stem violence — положить конец насилию; прекращать насилие
to touch off a new wave of ethnic violence — служить толчком к новой волне насилия на этнической / национальной основе
to use violence — применять силу / меры принуждения
to use violence as political tactics — применять силу в качестве политического средства / как политическое орудие
- actual violenceto use violence to extract confessions from prisoners — прибегать к насилию для того, чтобы вырвать признание у арестованных
- alcohol-related violence
- antigovernment violence
- armed violence
- background for the violence
- cessation of violence
- challenged violence
- communal violence
- continuing wave of violence
- crime-related violence
- curb to violence
- deadlocked violence
- domestic violence
- drugs-related violence
- election-related violence
- electoral violence
- end to violence
- escalation of the violence
- ethnic violence
- explosion of violence
- extremist violence
- factional violence
- gang violence
- gruesome violence
- gun violence
- high level of violence
- incitement to violence
- intercommunal violence
- interethnic violence
- massive violence
- mounting campaign of violence
- mounting political violence
- mounting toll of violence
- naked violence
- nationalist violence
- official violence
- on the brink of violence
- organized violence
- outbreak of violence
- outburst of violence
- paramilitary violence
- personal violence
- police violence
- politically motivated violence
- pre-election violence
- pretext for violence
- public violence
- racial violence
- recourse to violence
- renewal of violence
- renewed violence
- renunciation of violence
- right wing violence
- rising tide of violence
- sectarian violence
- selective violence
- senseless violence
- separatist violence
- several months free of violence - sporadic violence
- stifle of violence
- street violence
- student violence
- surge in violence
- suspension of violence
- terrorist violence
- the day was marred by violence
- tribal violence
- upsurge of violence
- use of violence for political reasons
- violence against human rights
- violence blighted the nation for so many years
- violence broke out
- violence claimed 30 lives
- violence continues unabated
- violence erupted
- violence escalates
- violence flared in various parts of the country
- violence from the right
- violence goes on unabated
- violence has died down
- violence is growing by the day
- violence is widespread
- violence of invective
- violence rises
- violence subsided
- wave of violence
- week of violence
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7 upsurge
tr['ʌpsɜːʤ]1 (increase) aumento, subida; (anger) acceso, arrebaton.• aumento grande s.m.upsurge OF/IN something — \<\<of/in violence\>\> recrudecimiento m de algo; \<\<in demand/production\>\> aumento m de or en algo
['ʌpsɜːdʒ]N (in violence, fighting) recrudecimiento m ; (in demand) fuerte aumento mthere has been an upsurge of feeling about this question — ha aumentado de pronto la preocupación por esta cuestión
* * *upsurge OF/IN something — \<\<of/in violence\>\> recrudecimiento m de algo; \<\<in demand/production\>\> aumento m de or en algo
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upsurge [ˈʌpsɜ:dʒ]* * *['ʌpsɜːdʒ] -
9 upsurge
upsurge n ( of violence) montée f (of de) ; (in debt, demand, industrial activity) augmentation f (in de). -
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['ʌpsɜːdʒ]nome (of violence) impennata f. (of di); (in debt, demand, industrial activity) aumento m. (in di)* * *upsurge /ˈʌpsɜ:dʒ/n.1 aumento; incremento: an upsurge of crime [in popularity], un aumento della criminalità [di popolarità]2 (econ., fin., comm.) rialzo improvviso, impennata ( dei prezzi, ecc.): an upsurge in inflation, un'impennata inflazionistica● (econ.) an upsurge of activity, un risveglio dell'attività economica.(to) upsurge /ʌpˈsɜ:dʒ/v. i.1 aumentare; salire* * *['ʌpsɜːdʒ]nome (of violence) impennata f. (of di); (in debt, demand, industrial activity) aumento m. (in di) -
11 усиление насилия
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12 насилие насили·е
violence, force; (принуждение) coercionприбегать к насилию — to resort to violence / force, to resort to violent means, to employ coercion
открытое насилие — naked / open violence, open force
преступления, связанные с насилием над личностью — crimes of violence
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13 poussée
poussée2 [puse]feminine nounb. ( = éruption) [d'acné] attack* * *puse
1.
participe passé adjectif féminin poussé
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poussée verticale de l'eau — Physique buoyancy in water
sous la poussée de — lit beneath the pressure of; fig under the pressure of
d'une poussée — with a push ou shove
4) ( augmentation) ( de prix) (sharp) rise ou increase (de in); (de racisme, violence, nationalisme) upsurge (de of)* * *puse nf1) (= force) thrust2) (= coup) push4) fig* * *[puse] nom fémininla barrière a cédé sous la poussée des manifestants the barrier gave way under the pressure of the demonstrators5. [attaque] thrustla poussée des troupes hitlériennes contre la Pologne the thrust ou offensive of Hitler's troops against Poland -
14 déferlement
déferlement [defεʀləmɑ̃]masculine noun* * *defɛʀləmɑ̃nom masculin (d'articles, images) flood; (de violence, protestations) upsurge (de in); ( de passion) surge; ( de paroles) torrent; ( de louanges) flood* * *defɛʀləmɑ̃ nm[vagues] breaking, fig surge* * *déferlement nm1 (d'articles, images) flood; (de violence, protestations) upsurge (de in); ( de passion) surge; ( de paroles) torrent; ( de louanges) flood; il y eu un déferlement de critiques there was a barrage of criticism;2 ( de vagues) breaking.[defɛrləmɑ̃] nom masculin1. [de vagues] breaking2. [invasion]a. [soudain] flood ofb. [continu] stream of3. [accès]un déferlement d'émotion a surge ou wave of emotion -
15 recrudescence
recrudescence [ʀ(ə)kʀydesɑ̃s]feminine noun* * *ʀ(ə)kʀydesɑ̃snom féminin (de violence, d'intérêt) fresh upsurge (de of); (de bombardements, peur, pessimisme, demandes, grèves) new wave (de of); (d'incendie, de combats) renewed outbreak (de of)* * *ʀ(ə)kʀydesɑ̃s nf* * *recrudescence nf (de violence, d'intérêt) fresh upsurge (de of); (de bombardements, peur, pessimisme, demandes, grèves) new wave (de of); (d'incendie, de combats) renewed outbreak (de of); la recrudescence du froid the return of even colder weather; la recrudescence de la tempête the storm's sudden increase in violence; on craint une recrudescence de la fièvre it is feared that the fever may recur with renewed intensity.[rəkrydɛsɑ̃s] nom féminin[aggravation - d'une maladie] aggravation, worsening ; [ - de la fièvre] new bout ; [ - d'une épidémie] fresh ou new outbreak ; [ - du froid] new spellla recrudescence du terrorisme the new wave ou outbreak of terrorism -
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recrudescenza s.f. fresh outbreak, recurrence; return: recrudescenza di febbre, recrudescence of fever; una recrudescenza di influenza, a fresh outbreak of influenza; c'è stata una recrudescenza di cattivo tempo, there has been a return of bad weather; recentemente c'è stata una recrudescenza di violenza, recently there has been a fresh outbreak of violence.* * *[rekrudeʃ'ʃɛntsa]sostantivo femminile (di violenza) fresh upsurge, fresh outbreak; (di malattia) recurrence; (di conflitto) flare-up* * *recrudescenza/rekrude∫'∫εntsa/sostantivo f. -
17 assister
assister [asiste]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2.• assister à [+ cérémonie, conférence] to attend ; [+ match, spectacle] to be at ; [+ dispute] to witness• on assiste à... there is...━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━+1! assister à ≠ to assist at* * *asiste
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2) ( secourir) to aid [réfugiés, pays]
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assister à verbe transitif indirect1) ( être présent)assister à — to be at [mariage, spectacle]; to be present at [couronnement]; to attend [réunion, cours]
2) ( observer)* * *asiste1. vt[personne] to assist2. vi1)assister à (en tant que témoin) [scène, événement, accident] — to witness, fig, [changements, évolutions] to witness
2)assister à (en tant qu'étudiant) [conférence, cours] — to attend, to go to
3)assister à (en tant que spectateur) [spectacle, match, concert] — to be at, to see
* * *assister verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( aider) to assist (de, par by; dans with); il se fait assister de plusieurs stagiaires he has several trainees to assist him; elle m'assiste dans mon travail she assists me with my work;2 ( secourir) to aid [réfugiés, pays].B assister à vtr ind1 ( être présent) assister à to be at [mariage, spectacle]; to be present at [couronnement]; to attend [réunion, cours, messe];2 ( observer) assister à to witness [accident]; on assiste à une recrudescence du racisme we are witnessing a new upsurge in racism.[asiste] verbe transitifassister quelqu'un dans ses derniers moments ou dernières heures to comfort somebody in his last hours————————assister à verbe plus préposition
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