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1 обострение противоречий
1) General subject: heightening of antagonism, intensification of antagonism (collective singular)2) Military: aggravation of antagonisms, intensification of antagonisms3) Diplomatic term: aggravation of contradictions, sharpening of contradictions4) Politics: intensification of contradictionsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обострение противоречий
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2 противоречие противоречи·е
contradiction; (столкновение) collision, conflict; (несоответствие) disagreement; (непоследовательность) inconsistency, repugnanceвскрывать противоречия — to bring to light / to lay bare / to identify contradictions
вступить в противоречие — to collide (with), to come into collision, to come / to be brought into antagonism (with)
замазывать противоречия — to gloss over / to cover up contradictions
обострять противоречия — to aggravate / to exacerbate / to sharpen / to peak contradictions
внутренние противоречия — internal / inner contradictions
вопиющее противоречие — glaring contradiction, violent discrepancy
глубокие противоречия — deep / deep-seated contradictions
обострение противоречий — intensification / aggravation of the antagonisms / contradictions
противоречия, присущие чему-л. — contradictions inherent in smth.
в противоречии с чём-л. — in contradiction with smth.
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