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1 provocación
f.1 provocation, incitement, challenge, instigation.2 pestering, bothering, botheration.3 provocation, provocative action, instigating action.4 shock tactics.* * *1 (gen) provocation2 (del parto) induction* * *SF provocation* * *1) ( incitación) provocationlas provocaciones de los manifestantes — the demonstrators' taunts o provocative remarks
2) ( de parto) induction* * *= provocation.Ex. The latter reasons may be further subdivided into those operations in which we expect that we shall have reasonable provocation to change our minds.----* sin provocación = unprovoked.* * *1) ( incitación) provocationlas provocaciones de los manifestantes — the demonstrators' taunts o provocative remarks
2) ( de parto) induction* * *= provocation.Ex: The latter reasons may be further subdivided into those operations in which we expect that we shall have reasonable provocation to change our minds.
* sin provocación = unprovoked.* * *A (incitación) provocationlo que dijo me pareció una provocación what she said seemed provocative o seemed to be a provocationlas provocaciones de los manifestantes the demonstrators' taunts o provocative remarksB (de un parto) induction* * *
provocación sustantivo femenino
provocation
provocación sustantivo femenino provocation
' provocación' also found in these entries:
English:
induction
- provocation
- suggestiveness
* * *provocación nf1. [desplante] provocation;recibieron instrucciones de evitar las provocaciones they were instructed to avoid provocation;el delantero respondió con una patada a las provocaciones del defensa the forward reacted to the defender's provocation by kicking him2. [de incendio] starting;[de revuelta] instigation;le achacaron la provocación del incidente he was accused of causing the incident* * *f1 ( incitación) provocation2 de parto induction* * * -
2 избегать провокационных действий
Military: avoid provocationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > избегать провокационных действий
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