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1. n1) эмбарго; запрещение; запрет2) наложение ареста (на судно, груз и т.п.)3) помеха; препятствие•to end one's embargo on smth — отменять эмбарго на что-л.
to impose / to lay an embargo on / upon smth — вводить / налагать эмбарго на что-л.
to maintain an embargo on a country — продолжать эмбарго против какой-л. страны
to place an embargo on smth — вводить / налагать эмбарго на что-л.
to raise / to remove an embargo — снимать эмбарго
- arms embargo to a countryto stiffen an embargo — усиливать / ужесточать эмбарго
- country hit by an embargo
- economic embargo
- embargo against a country
- embargo does not work
- embargo is due for review
- embargo is in place
- embargo of a country
- embargo on commerce with a country
- embargo on imports
- embargo on the sale of grain
- embargo remains in place
- food embargo
- gold embargo
- in breach of an embargo
- in contravention of an embargo
- mandatory embargo
- oil embargo
- supply embargo
- total embargo
- trade embargo
- US-initiated embargo 2. v2) накладывать арест на судно или его груз
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