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1 instruction administrative générale
приказ общего административного характера
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general administrative order
An administrative mandate outlining the process by which a concept, plan, decree or law is to be put into actual practice by a specific organization or government agency. (Source: DAM)
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2 pressing
pressing mTactique d'une équipe qui consiste à presser l' équipe adverse aussitôt qu'elle a perdu le ballon afin de le récupérer le plus vite possible pour éviter de se mettre en danger.Syn. pressing offensif mTactic in which several players put sustained pressure on the opposing team with the ball at the same time, in order to recuperate it as quickly as possible and to prevent the opposing team from developing its own attacks.Syn. forechecking -
3 pressing offensif
pressing mTactique d'une équipe qui consiste à presser l' équipe adverse aussitôt qu'elle a perdu le ballon afin de le récupérer le plus vite possible pour éviter de se mettre en danger.Syn. pressing offensif mTactic in which several players put sustained pressure on the opposing team with the ball at the same time, in order to recuperate it as quickly as possible and to prevent the opposing team from developing its own attacks.Syn. forecheckingDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > pressing offensif
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