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1 монополия монополи·я
1) (организация) monopolyограничивать деятельность монополий — to curb / to restrict monopolies
межнациональные / транснациональные монополии — multinationals, transnational monopolies
2) (монопольное право) monopolyобладать монополией на что-л. — to have a monopoly of smth.
частная монополия, регулируемая государством — privately owned regulated monopoly
монополия внешней торговли — foreign-trade monopoly; monopoly of foreign trade
монополия, имеющая юридическую силу — legal monopoly
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2 зависимость зависимост·ь
dependence, dependency, subjection; (подчинение) subordinationдержать в зависимости — to hold / to keep (smb.) in subjection
находиться в зависимости от иностранных монополий — to depend / to be dependent on foreign monopolies
ставить в зависимость — to be / to be held hostage (to)
кабальная зависимость — forced dependence (on), bondage
освободиться от колониальной зависимости — to free oneself from colonial dependence, to throw off colonial dependence
экономическая зависимость — economic dependence / vassalage
разорвать путы экономической зависимости — to sunder / to break the fetters of economic dependence
в зависимости от... — depending on..., subject to...
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