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1 противоречить друг другу
1. contradict each other2. disagreeРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > противоречить друг другу
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2 противоречить противореч·ить
(не соответствовать) to contradict, to conflict, to counter, to run counter (to), to be at variance (with), to contrast (with), to disagree (with)противоречить фактам — to disagree / to be at variance with facts
резко противоречить — to contrast sharply (with)
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > противоречить противореч·ить
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3 противоречить
гл. contradict, run counter toэтот процесс не противоречит закону сохранения энергии — this process does not violate energy conservation
Синонимический ряд:возражать (глаг.) возражать; перечить; прекословить; спорить -
4 противоречивший
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > противоречивший
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5 друг относительно друга
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > друг относительно друга
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6 противоречащие фа
General subject: all in the same breath (two things have been said which seem to contradict each other: You can`t stayt that you want to save money, but in the same breathe say you want to stay in a 5-star hotel) -
7 эти два сообщения противоречат друг другу
General subject: the two reports contradict each otherУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > эти два сообщения противоречат друг другу
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8 противоречить друг другу
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9 противоречить
1. (кому-л.) contradict (smb.); gainsay* (smb.)противоречить друг другу — contradict one another, clash with each other
2. (чему-л.) contradict (smth.), run* counter (to), be at variance (with)противоречить действительности — be at variance with the facts, be contrary to the facts
это предложение противоречит сказанному раньше — this statement contradicts, или is at variance with, what has been said before
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10 противоречить
1) (кому́-л; возражать, не соглашаться) contradict (smb); gainsay (smb)противоре́чить самому́ себе́ — contradict oneself
противоре́чить друг дру́гу — contradict one another; clash with each other
он лю́бит противоре́чить ей — he likes to contradict her
2) (чему́-л; находиться в противоречии) contradict (smth), run counter (to), be at variance (with)противоре́чить действи́тельности — be at variance with the facts, be contrary to the facts
э́то предложе́ние противоре́чит ска́занному ра́ньше — this statement contradicts [is at variance with] what has been said before
его́ слова́ противоре́чат его́ де́йствиям — his actions are at variance with [run counter to] his words
э́то противоре́чит мои́м взгля́дам — this runs counter to my views
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