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blockade [blɒ'keɪd]1 noun∎ to lift or to raise a blockade lever un blocus;∎ to be under blockade être en état de blocus;∎ History to run the blockade forcer le blocus►► History blockade runner forceur m de blocus -
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blockade [blɒˊkeɪd]1. n1) блока́да;to raise (to run) the blockade снять (прорва́ть) блока́ду
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blockade [blɒˈkeɪd]1. noun* * *[blɒ'keɪd] 1.noun Military blocus m2.transitive verb bloquer, faire le blocus de [port] -
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= blockade-runner порушник блокади; той, хто порушує блокаду; країна, що порушує блокаду; судно, що намагається порушити блокаду -
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1. nounBlockade, die2. transitive verb* * *[-'keid]* * *block·ade[blɒkˈeɪd, AM blɑ:ˈkeɪd]I. n Blockade feconomic \blockade Wirtschaftsblockade f, Embargo ntnaval \blockade Seeblockade fto impose a \blockade eine Blockade errichten [o verhängen]II. vt* * *[blɒ'keɪd]1. nunder blockade — im Blockadezustand
2. vtblockieren, sperren* * *A s1. Blockade f:2. a) Hindernis nb) Sperre f, Barrikade fB v/t1. eine Blockade verhängen über (akk)2. blockieren, ab-, versperren* * *1. nounBlockade, die2. transitive verb* * *n.Blockade -n f.Sperre -n f. v.blockieren v. -
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1. nблокада, блокированиеto extend the land and sea blockade to the air — распространять наземную и морскую блокаду на воздушное пространство
to mount a blockade — организовывать / предпринимать блокаду
- diplomatic blockadeto raise / to remove the blockade — снимать блокаду
- economic blockade
- imperialist blockade
- naval blockade
- notified blockade
- pacific blockade
- paper blockade
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- commercial blockade
- credit blockade
- customs blockade
- economic blockade
- financial blockade
- ineffective blockade
- maritime blockade
- naval blockade
- paper blockade
- technological blockade
- trade blockade
- break the blockade
- call off the blockade
- declare a blockade
- establish a blockade
- impose a blockade
- lift the blockade
- raise the blockade
- set up a blockade
- tighten up the blockade2. vEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > blockade
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[blɔˈkeɪd]blockade блокада; to raise (to run) the blockade снять (прорвать) блокаду blockade блокада blockade блокировать blockade амер. затор (движения) blockade затор движения naval blockade морская блокада oil blockade нефтяная блокада paper blockade "бумажная", неэффективная блокада blockade блокада; to raise (to run) the blockade снять (прорвать) блокаду sea blockade морская блокада -
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I n1. блокада2. блокування- economic blockade економічна блокада- notified blockade нотифікована блокада- pacific blockade мирна блокада- war blockade воєнна блокада- breach of blockade прорив блокади- to break a blockade прорвати блокаду- to end the blockade припинити блокаду- to establish a blockade встановити блокаду- to set up a blockade встановити блокаду- to raise the blockade зняти блокаду- to run a blockade прорвати блокадуII v1. блокувати2. заважати, перешкоджати -
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