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121 обусловить
1) General subject: bespeak, condition, conditionate, control, determine, govern, postulate, stipulate, predicate2) Engineering: cond3) Mathematics: be responsible for, bring about, cause, define, dictate, give rise to, make conditions, motivate, specify4) Law: attach conditions5) Diplomatic term: precondition -
122 повлечь за собой
1) General subject: bring, carry (to carry penalty - влечь за собой наказание), entail, involve, spell, lead to, give rise to, have as a consequence, be followed by2) Agriculture: result in -
123 порождать
1) General subject: beget, breed, bring to birth, cause, engender, father, generate, generate pass, germinate, give rise to, inchoate, mother, originate, procreate, reproduce, spawn (что-либо), bring forth, bring forth, impart3) Engineering: emit4) Rare: ingenerate5) Mathematics: induce, initiate, provide, span (пространство)6) Law: create (последствия, отношения и т. д.), raise7) Australian slang: sprog8) Psychology: proliferate10) Business: start11) Quality control: set up12) Makarov: bring into operation, emit (код), establish, knit, call forth13) Ebay. promote -
124 порождать противоречия
Politics: give rise to contradictionsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > порождать противоречия
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125 порождать юридические последствия в отношении
1) General subject: give rise to legal consequences for2) Law: produce legal effects concerningУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > порождать юридические последствия в отношении
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126 послужить толчком к развитию
General subject: give rise toУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > послужить толчком к развитию
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127 привести
1) General subject: adduce, bring, cite, conduce, drive, fetch, give rise to, land, lead (to lead a child by the hand - вести ребёнка за руку), prompt (к чему-л), put (To put in order - приводить в порядок.), quote, reduce, result, set, supply, throw, weigh in (аргумент, довод( и т.п.) with), adjust (пример), introduce to -
128 приводить к
1) General subject: lead to (каким-либо результатам), leave behind, bring about, spawn (esp. in great numbers), breed, account for, factor into2) Agriculture: result in3) Mathematics: end in, give rise to, include in, normalize (by)4) Patents: reduce to5) Makarov: result, work out to (о мат. преобразованиях;...)
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give rise to — {v. phr.} To be the reason for; cause. * /A branch floating in the water gave rise to Columbus hopes that land was near./ * /John s black eye gave rise to rumors that he had been in a fight./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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