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41 war loan
war loan военный заем -
42 War Office
War Office военное министерство (в Англии) -
43 war seat
war seat театр военных действий -
44 war to the knife
war to the knife война на истребление; борьба не на живот, а на смерть -
45 war widow
war widow noun вдова убитого на войне -
46 war-cloud
war-cloud noun предвоенная атмосфера; призрак надвигающейся войны -
47 war-cry
war-cry noun боевой клич; лозунг -
48 war-devastated
war-devastated [ˊwɔ:ˏdevəsteɪtɪd] aразорённый, опустошённый войно́й -
49 war-dog
war-dog [ˊwɔ:dɒg] n1) воен. служе́бная соба́ка2) быва́лый солда́т3) амер. милитари́ст -
50 war-game
war-game noun военная игра -
51 war-head
war-head noun rocket боевая головка; головная часть с зарядным устройством -
52 war-horse
war-horse [ˊwɔ:hɔ:s] n1) уст. боево́й конь2) разг. ветера́н (войны́); быва́лый, о́пытный солда́т3) уст. о́пытный полити́ческий де́ятель и т.п. -
53 war-lord
war-lord noun 1) верховный глава армии 2) военачальник 3) ярый милитарист -
54 war-paint
war-paint noun 1) раскраска тела перед походом (у индейцев) 2) coll. парад-ный костюм, полная боевая форма 3) theatr.; coll. грим 4) joc. помада, румянаи т. п. -
55 war-plane
war-plane noun военный самолет -
56 war-whoop
war-whoop noun joc. боевой клич -
57 war-worn
war-worn adj. опустошенный войной; истощенный войной -
58 War. Warwickshire
War. Warwickshire noun Уорикшир (графство в Англии) -
59 war-torn
adj.• devastado por la guerra adj.['wɔːˌtɔːn]ADJ destrozado por la guerra, devastado por la guerra -
60 war crime
war crime Kriegsverbrechen n
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