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подчинять; подчинениеСинонимический ряд:1. winning (adj.) conquering; dominating; overpowering; succeeding; successful; triumphant; vanquishing; victorious; winning2. conquering (noun) conquering; oppression3. besting (verb) beating; besting; overcoming; routing; thrashing; triumphing; trouncing; worsting4. breaking (verb) breaking; crushing; destroying; overwhelming; ruining5. conquering (verb) bearing down; beating down; conquering; defeating; overpowering; reducing; subjugating; vanquishing6. tempering (verb) moderating; muting; softening; taming; tempering; tone down -
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1. n угнетение; гнёт; притеснение; тирания2. n угнетённость, подавленностьСинонимический ряд:1. anguish (noun) anguish; heartache; sorrow2. conquering (noun) conquering; overthrowing; subduing3. force (noun) compulsion; force4. grief (noun) depression; grief; melancholy; sadness; weariness; worry5. hardship (noun) calamity; hardship; misery; suffering; torment6. persecution (noun) coercion; cruelty; despotism; dictatorship; domination; hardness; injustice; persecution; repression; severity; subjugation; tyrannyАнтонимический ряд:benevolence; joy; justice; kindness -
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1. n завоевание, покорение2. n женщина или мужчина, чьё расположение удалось завоеватьСинонимический ряд:1. achievement (noun) achievement; attainment; securing2. acquisition (noun) acquisition; booty; plunder; prize; spoils3. captivation (noun) allure; captivation; date rape; domination; male chauvinism; mastery; scoring; seduction; sexist struggle4. conquering (noun) conquering; defeat; mastering; military victory; occupation; overthrow; rout; subjection; subjugation5. triumph (noun) coup; feat; success; triumph; victory; winАнтонимический ряд:loss; surrender -
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n покорение, подчинениеСинонимический ряд:1. conquering (noun) conquering; conquest; defeat; occupation; overthrow; rout; subjection2. servitude (noun) bondage; captivity; confinement; enslavement; imprisonment; indenture; serfdom; servitude; slavery -
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nounEroberung, die* * *['koŋkwest]noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) die Eroberung* * *con·quest[ˈkɒŋkwest, AM ˈkɑ:n-]nto make a \conquest of sb jdn erobern* * *['kɒŋkwest]nEroberung f; (of enemy etc, disease) Sieg m (of über +acc), Bezwingung f; (inf = person) Eroberung f* * *1. Eroberung f:a) Einnahme f:the Conquest HIST die normannische Eroberungb) erobertes Gebietc) fig Erringung f:2. a) Besiegung fb) auch fig Überwindung f, Bezwingung f3. fig umg Eroberung f (Person):make a conquest of sb jemanden erobern oder für sich gewinnen4. JUR schott (Güter)Erwerb m* * *nounEroberung, die* * *n.Eroberung f. -
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1. n искусственное худение; диета для потери веса2. n хим. восстановление3. n фон. редуцирование4. n спец. приведениеСинонимический ряд:1. abbreviation (noun) abbreviation; abridgment; curtailing; cutting; editing; shortening2. conquering (verb) bearing down; beating down; conquering; crushing; defeating; overpowering; subduing; subjugating; vanquishing3. cutting (verb) chopping; clipping; cropping; curtailing; cut back; cut down; cutting; cutting back; cutting down; lopping; lowering; marking down; paring; shaving; shearing; slashing; trimming4. decreasing (verb) abating; bating; closing; decreasing; diminishing; draining; draining away; dwindling; ebbing; lessening; let up; peaking out; peter out; petering out; rebating; receding; shrinking; tail off; taper off; tapering; tapering off5. degrading (verb) breaking; bumping; busting; degrading; demoting; downgrading; putting down6. dieting (verb) dieting; slimming; trim down7. lowering (verb) cheapening; depreciating; devaluating; devaluing; lowering; mark down8. slenderizing (verb) slenderizing; slimming down -
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noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) conquistaconquest n conquistatr['kɒŋkwest]1 conquistaconquest ['kɑn.kwɛst, 'kɑŋ-] n: conquista fn.• conquista s.f.'kɑːŋkwest, 'kɒŋkwestcount & mass noun conquista f['kɒŋkwest]N conquista f* * *['kɑːŋkwest, 'kɒŋkwest]count & mass noun conquista f -
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1. n битьё; порка2. n сл. массаж3. n текст. удар батана4. n разг. поражение5. n убытки6. n сбиваниеbeating down — сбивающий; сбивание
7. n разбивание, измельчение8. n трепание9. n равномерный стук; биение10. n пульсация; пульсирующее движение11. n физ. биения12. n мор. продвижение против ветраСинонимический ряд:1. attack (noun) aggression; assault; attack; battery; hitting; violence2. defeat (noun) battering; debacle; defeasance; defeat; discomfiture; downcast; downthrow; drubbing; licking; overthrow; physical abuse; rout; shellacking; thrashing; trouncing; vanquishment; warming; whipping3. hiding (noun) flogging; hiding; thrashing; whipping4. beating (verb) basting; battering; beating; belaboring; belabouring; buffeting; drubbing; flogging; forging; hammering; lambasting; lamming; lay into; pasting; pelting; pounding; pummeling; thrashing; walloping; whopping5. besting (verb) besting; conquering; defeating; overcoming; prevailing; routing; subduing; triumphing; trouncing; vanquishing; winning; worsting6. cheating (verb) cheating; chiseling or chiselling; cozening; defrauding; doing; flimflamming; gypping; overreaching; reaming; swindling; taking7. frustrating (verb) baffling; balking; bilking; circumventing; dashing; disappointing; foiling; frustrating; ruining; thwarting8. marking (verb) counting; marking9. nonplusing (verb) buffaloing; getting; nonplusing; sticking; stumping10. pulsing (verb) palpitating; pulsating; pulsing; throbbing11. scooping (verb) scooping12. scouring (verb) combing; foraging; grubbing; raking; ransacking; rummaging; scouring; searching13. surpassing (verb) bettering; capping; exceeding; excelling; outdoing; outgoing; outshining; outstripping; passing; surpassing; topping; transcending; trumping14. waving (verb) flapping; flopping; fluttering; lashing; switching; wagging; waggling; waving15. whipping (verb) blasting; currying; dusting; licking; mopping up; overrunning; overwhelming; shellacking; smearing; smothering; trimming; upending; whipping; whisking -
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1. n взятие в плен, пленение2. n поимка3. n захват, взятие4. n воен. трофей5. n мор. приз6. n мор. призовое судно7. n мор. вчт. сбор данных или информации8. v взять в пленto capture 1,000 of the enemy — взять в плен 1000 солдат противника
9. v поймать, схватить10. v захватить, взять11. v завоевать12. v увлечь, пленить; завладеть; завоеватьСинонимический ряд:1. arrest (noun) abduction; apprehension; arrest; catching; kidnapping; nabbing; taking prisoner2. catch (noun) catch; clutch; grab; seizure; snatch3. occupation (noun) acquisition; appropriation; confiscation; conquering; occupation4. abduct (verb) abduct; seize; snatch5. captivate (verb) attract; captivate; charm; enthral; enthrall; entice6. get (verb) achieve; bag; catch; collar; fascinate; gain; get; nail; net; obtain; prehend; secure; win7. take (verb) apprehend; arrest; grab; occupy; snare; take; take prisonerАнтонимический ряд:escape; liberate; lose; release -
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1. n взбучка, трёпка, порка2. n молотьба3. n спец. снижение пропускной способностиСинонимический ряд:1. defeat (noun) battering; beating; debacle; defeasance; defeat; discomfiture; downcast; downthrow; drubbing; licking; overthrow; physical abuse; rout; shellacking; trouncing; vanquishment; warming; whipping2. hiding (noun) beating; flogging; hiding; whipping3. trouncing (noun) trouncing4. beating (verb) basting; battering; beating; belaboring; belabouring; buffeting; drubbing; hammering; lambasting; lamming; pasting; pelting; pounding; pummeling; walloping; whopping5. besting (verb) besting; conquering; defeating; overcoming; routing; subduing; triumphing; vanquishing; worsting6. tossing (verb) flailing; thrashing; threshing; tossing7. whipping (verb) blasting; currying; drubbing; dusting; flagellating; flogging; hiding; lashing; lathering; lay into; licking; mopping up; overpowering; overrunning; overwhelming; scourging; shellacking; smearing; smothering; steamrollering; striping; trimming; trouncing; upending; whaling; whipping -
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conquistador
■ sustantivo masculino, femeninoa) (Hist) conqueror;( en la conquista de América) conquistador (f) femme fatale
conquistador,-ora sustantivo masculino y femenino
1 Mil conqueror
2 (persona que enamora) (mujer) femme fatale, (hombre) Don Juan, Casanova: ¡con esos ojos debes ser un verdadero conquistador! with eyes like those, you must be a real Don Juan! ' conquistador' also found in these entries: Spanish: conquistadora English: conqueror - playboy kɔːŋ'kiːstədɔːr, kɒn'kwɪstədɔː(r)[kɒn'kwɪstǝdɔː(r)]N conquistador m* * *[kɔːŋ'kiːstədɔːr, kɒn'kwɪstədɔː(r)] -
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['koŋkwest]noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) osvojitev* * *[kɔŋkwest]noun( over) zmaga, osvojitev, podjarmljenje; zavojevano ozemljethe Conquest — osvojitev Anglije l. 1066 po Viljemu Zavojevalcuto make a conquest of s.o. — pridobiti si naklonjenost koga -
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noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) erobringsubst. \/ˈkɒŋkwest\/1) erobring2) seierby right of conquest med erobrerens\/seierherrens rettmake a conquest ( overført) erobre, vinnethe Norman Conquest normannernes erobring av England 1066 -
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['koŋkwest]noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) hertaka; ávinningur -
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hódítás, legyőzés, meghódítás* * *['koŋkwest]noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) hódítás -
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['koŋkwest]noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) conquista* * *con.quest[k'ɔŋkwest] n 1 conquista (também fig). he made a conquest of me / ele me conquistou. 2 vitória, triunfo. 3 objeto da conquista. 4 subjugação. -
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n. fetih, zapt, fethedilen topraklar, zafer, fethetme, kâlp kazanan kimse* * *fetih* * *['koŋkwest]noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) fetih, zapt -
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• valloitus• valtausfinance, business, economy• voitto• tappio* * *noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) valloitus -
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['kɒŋkwest]1) U (of country, mountain) conquista f.; (of disease) sconfitta f.; (of person) scherz. conquista f.2) (territory) territorio m. conquistato, conquista f.; (person) scherz. conquista f.* * *['koŋkwest]noun ((an) act of conquering: The Norman Conquest; He's impressed with you - you've made a conquest.) conquista* * *conquest /ˈkɒŋkwɛst/n.1 (mil. e fig.) conquista: the conquest of Mexico, la conquista del Messico; the conquest of space [of Everest], la conquista dello spazio [dell'Everest]2 (mil. e fig.) vittoria; sconfitta: Cortez's the conquest of the Aztecs, la sconfitta degli Aztechi da parte di Cortez; the conquest of evil, la vittoria sul male; the conquest of inflation, la sconfitta dell'inflazione3 (stor.) – the Conquest (= the Norman Conquest), la conquista dell'Inghilterra da parte dei Normanni ( 1066)4 territorio conquistato; conquista5 (scherz.) persona conquistata; conquista: You've made a conquest tonight, hai fatto una conquista stasera; to make a conquest of sb., conquistare q.* * *['kɒŋkwest]1) U (of country, mountain) conquista f.; (of disease) sconfitta f.; (of person) scherz. conquista f.2) (territory) territorio m. conquistato, conquista f.; (person) scherz. conquista f.
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