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1 wrest ground from the enemy
Военный термин: выбивать противника с занимаемых им позицийУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > wrest ground from the enemy
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2 wrest ground from the enemy
English-Russian military dictionary > wrest ground from the enemy
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3 ground
местность; земля, грунт, почва; дно; участок; площадка; полигон; аэродром; район расположения ( части) ; ( строевой) плац; ставить [класть] на землю; заземлять; сажать на грунт (ПЛ) ; выбрасываться) на берег ( о корабле) ; разг. отчислять из летного состава; отстранять от полетов; запрещать полеты; отстранять от исполнения служебных обязанностей; наземный; сухопутный; см. тж. area
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