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1 независимость независимост·ь
independence, sovereignty, self-dependence, freedomбороться / вести борьбу за независимость — to struggle for independence, to wage a struggle for independence
гарантировать / обеспечивать независимость — to safeguard / to ensure independence
добиться независимости — to attain / to gain / to win independence
отстаивать независимость — to uphold / to fight for (one's) independence
получить независимость — to gain / to get independence
предоставить независимость — to give / to grant / to yield independence
провозглашать независимость — to declare / to proclaim independence
полная независимость — full / complete independence
День независимости (национальный праздник США, отмечается 4 июля) — Independence Day
независимость страны — freedom / independence of a country
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2 предоставить независимость
Diplomatic term: give independence, grant independence, yield independenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > предоставить независимость
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