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{'blækmeil}
I. 1. изнудване, шантаж
2. пари, взети с изнудване
II. v изнудвам, шантажирам* * *{'blakmeil} n 1. изнудване, шантаж; 2. пари, взети с изнудв(2) v изнудвам, шантажирам.* * *шантаж; изнудвам; изнудване;* * *1. i. изнудване, шантаж 2. ii. v изнудвам, шантажирам 3. пари, взети с изнудване* * *blackmail[´blæk¸meil] I. n 1. изнудване, шантаж, насилие; 2. пари, получени чрез изнудване; II. v 1. изнудвам, шантажирам, насилвам, принуждавам; 2. получавам пари чрез изнудване. -
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n. нийнтэг. v. \blackmail sb (into doing sth) нийнтэглэх. -
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1 შანტაჟი, ფულის გამოძალვა;2 შანტაჟს მოუწრობს, ფულს გამოსძალავს●●to levy blackmail შანტაჟით ფულის გამოძალვა -
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['blækmeɪl] 1. сущ.шантаж; вымогательство, шантажированиеto commit / practice blackmail — применять шантаж
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1. [ʹblækmeıl] nшантаж; вымогательство2. [ʹblækmeıl] vшантажировать; вымогать деньги -
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ˈblækmeɪlшантаж, вымогательство -
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сущ.эк., юр. шантаж (вымогательство путем угрозы распространения сведений, компрометирующих жертву; сведения могут быть подлинными или вымышленными)See: -
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['blækmeɪl]1) Общая лексика: вымогательство, вымогать деньги, вымогать деньги у, шантаж, шантажировать2) Банковское дело: шантажирование, вымогание -
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[`blækmeɪl]шантаж; вымогание, вымогательство, шантажированиешантажировать; вымогать деньгиАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > blackmail
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шантаж, вымогательствоАнгло-русский словарь по компьютерной безопасности > blackmail
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◙ n. סחטנות, סחיטה◙ v. לסחוט כספים* * *◙ םיפסכ טוחסל◄◙ הטיחס,תונטחס◄ -
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verb (to obtain money illegally from (a person), usually by threatening to make known something which the victim wants to keep secret.) presse penger avpengeutpressingIsubst. \/ˈblækmeɪl\/(penge-)utpressingIIverb \/ˈblækmeɪl\/utpresse, presse -
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pemerasan dgn ancaman* * *memeras* * *pemerasan dengan ancaman* * *memeras, memeras, pemerasan -
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n.dhauñs / dhoka baazi
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blackmail — [blak′māl΄] n. [lit., black rent < ME male, rent, tribute < OE mal, lawsuit, terms < ON lawsuit, discussion; infl. in ME by OFr maille, a coin] 1. Historical a tribute paid to freebooters and bandits along the Scottish border to assure… … English World dictionary
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