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1 профінансувати
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2 рух
ч1) motion; movementрух планет — motion ( revolution) of the planets
рух по спіралі — spiral motion, spiral revolution
зворотно-поступальний рух — alternate/reciprocal motion
обертальний рух — rotation, whirl
плавний рух — gliding motion, glide
турбулентний рух — whirl, eddy
приводити в рух — to put in motion, to set going
прийти в рух — to start moving; to be stirring to action ( активізуватися)
сила руху — impulse, impetus
в русі — astir, afoot, afloat, under way
вільні рухи спорт. — free-gymnastics
2) ( громадський) movementвизвольний рух — liberation ( emancipation) movement
рух на захист довкілля — environmentalist ( ecological) movement, environmentalism
3) ( транспортний) trafficзалізничний рух — railway traffic, train service, railway traffic
рух заднім ходом авт. — backing
правила вуличного руху — traffic regulations; highway code
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