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1 победа побед·а
victory; (торжество тж.) triumphдобиваться победы, стремиться к победе — to seek victory
одержать победу — to gain / to get / to score / to win a victory, to win the day, to have the upper hand
блестящая победа — landslide / resounding victory
всемирно-историческая победа — victory of world-historic importance, epoch-making victory
крупная победа — great victory; (ради которой пришлось многим рисковать) big game
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2 новое соглашение означало торжество здравого смысла
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > новое соглашение означало торжество здравого смысла
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3 поднятие национальных флагов
поднятие национальных флагов
Компонент церемонии награждения. Флаг делегации победителя поднимается на центральном флагштоке, а флаги делегаций, спортсмены которых заняли второе и третье места, поднимаются на рядом стоящих флагштоках, установленных справа и слева от центрального флагштока на одном уровне по отношению друг к другу и немного ниже центрального флагштока, лицом к арене. Все флаги должны быть одинакового размера, обычно три на пять футов. Ориентация флагов должна быть горизонтальной. К началу каждых Олимпийских игр должны изготавливаться новые национальные флаги, поскольку в период между Играми в некоторые из них могут быть внесены изменения.
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raising of the national flags
Part of the victory ceremony. The flag of the winner’s delegation shall be hoisted up the central flagpole, and those of the second and third-placed competitors up adjoining flagpoles to the right and left of the central flagpole at equal height, slightly lower than the central, champion’s flag, looking towards the arena. All flags should be of uniform size, usually three feet by five feet, with horizontal orientation. New flags should be made for each Games, as changes to nations’ flags are common between Games.
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > поднятие национальных флагов
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