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1 ■ stand together
■ stand togetherv. i. + avv.restare insieme (o uniti); rimanere compatti: We must stand together against injustice, dobbiamo restare compatti contro l'ingiustizia □ We stand or fall together, siamo nella stessa barca (fig.). -
2 stand together
держаться вместе Women must stand together against the injustice which they have suffered throughout history. ≈ Женщины должны объединиться в борьбе с несправедливостью и неравноправием, от которых они страдают на протяжении всей истории развития человечества. согласовываться, не противоречить друг другуБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > stand together
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3 stand together
фраз. гл. держаться вместе, сплотитьсяWomen must stand together against the injustice which they have suffered throughout history. — Женщины должны объединиться в борьбе с несправедливостью, от которой они страдали на протяжении всей истории человечества.
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