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1 уничтожение уничтожени·е
1) (ликвидация) destruction; (истребление) extermination, annihilationвзаимное гарантированное уничтожение — mutual assured destruction, MAD
многократное уничтожение воен. — overkill
2) (упразднение) abolition, removal, elimination, liquidation; (искоренение) eradication, extirpationRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > уничтожение уничтожени·е
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