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1 морально-психологический климат
Русско-английский военный словарь > морально-психологический климат
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2 морально-психологический климат
умеренный климат, средняя полоса — moderate climate
климат, действующий расслабляюще — relaxing climate
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > морально-психологический климат
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3 морально-психологический
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > морально-психологический
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4 климат
(обстановка) climate, atmosphereмеждународный климат — international climate / atmosphere, world climate
оздоровить международный климат — to improve international climate / atmosphere, to normalize international atmosphere
резкое похолодание международного климата — drastic frosting in / of the international climate
морально-психологический климат — moral and psychological climate / atmosphere
оздоровлять политический климат — to create / to promote a healthier political climate
оздоровление политического климата — normalization of the political climate / atmosphere
радикальное улучшение мирового политического климата — radical improvement in / of the world political climate / atmosphere
восстановить климат взаимного доверия — to restore a climate / an atmosphere of mutual confidence
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