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1) General subject: adumbrate, cast a shade on ( smth.) (на кого-л., что-л.), cast a shade on smb.. (на кого-л., что-л.), cast a shadow, cast a slur (на кого-л.), cast suspicion on (на кого-л.), impeach, insinuate, overshade (на что-л.), overshadow, reflect (на - on, upon), stain, throw a shadow on (тж. перен.; на что-л.), cast a slur, cast a shadow on (на кого-л.), put someone in a bad light (на кого-л.), throw a shadow on (на что-л., тж. перен.), put something in a bad light (на что-либо)2) Diplomatic term: besmirch3) Oil: tarnish4) Business: reflect on5) Makarov: project shadow, tar, throw shadow, cast shadow, cast suspicion on (на кого-л.), cast aspersions (опорочивать) -
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4) Bookish: obfuscate, obtenebrate5) Rare: obumbrate6) Automobile industry: dim7) Mining: shield8) Forestry: shelter (пологом леса), suppress9) Radiolocation: eclipse (экран индикатора) -
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1) General subject: bestride, champion, exhort, fence, guard, overshade, sandbag, screen, sheathe, stand by, stand up for, stick up for, advocate, assert, defend, maintain, plead, protect, support, vindicate2) Computers: safeguard4) Astronautics: shield5) Business: indemnify6) Gold mining: register -
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1) General subject: adumbrate, alloy (радость, удовольствие), begloom, cloud, darken, discount, engloom, gloom, overcloud, overshade, overshadow, sadden, shade, shadow, sour, throw a chill, cast a shadow, project a shadow, throw a shadow, cast a pall (over smth.), trouble2) Literal: tarnish3) Astronomy: eclipse4) Makarov: extinguish (радость), cast a chill -
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