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1 избирательное действие
1) Military: discriminate effect (напр. боеприпаса), specificity (средства поражения)2) Engineering: discriminative performance, selective action, selective effectУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > избирательное действие
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2 pogodovati
vi impf favor smb, be favorable to, be favored by, be facilitated by; grant privileges, extend preferential treatment to; discriminate in favor of | ne - be unfavorable to, affect unfavorably, have an adverse effect on* * *• discriminate in favor of• serve• prefer• favour• favor -
3 проводить
1) (обозначать) to draw2) (осуществлять) to carry out, to conduct, to implement, to realizeпроводить в жизнь — to realize, to carry out, to implement, to put into practice / effect
проводить собрание — to conduct / to hold a meeting
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