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Blockade f PERS blockade* * *f < Person> blockade* * *Blockade
blockade, embargo, investment;
• scharf durchgeführte Blockade close blockade;
• erfolgreiche Blockade effective blockade;
• lokalisierte Blockade simple blockade;
• offizielle (völkerrechtlich ratifizierte) Blockade public blockade;
• unwirksame Blockade paper blockade;
• wirkungsvolle (wirksame) Blockade effective blockade;
• Blockade aufheben to raise (call off, remove, lift) a blockade;
• Blockade durchbrechen to run the blockade;
• Blockade durchführen to enforce a blockade, to lay an embargo on;
• auch gegen Neutrale wirksame Blockade durchführen to render a blockade valid as against neutrals;
• Blockade lockern to relax a blockade;
• Blockadebrecher blockade runner;
• Blockadedurchbruch blockade running;
• Blockadeerzwingung enforcement of a blockade;
• Blockadefreischein navicert;
• Blockadelockerung relaxation of a blockade;
• Blockadeschiff blockader;
• Blockadezustand über einen Hafen verhängen to blockade a port. -
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5 abluka
blockade. -ya almak /ı/ to blockade. - altında tutmak /ı/ to blockade. -yı bozmak to break the blockade. - etmek /ı/ to blockade. - kaçağı blockade runner. -yı kaldırmak to raise the blockade. -yı yarmak to run the blockade. -
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raise a blockade, to call off a blockadeРусско-Английский новый экономический словарь > снять блокаду
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1) General subject: call off a blockade, raise a blockade, raise the blockade, run the blockade, lift a blockade2) Naval: rise the blockade3) Military: lift the blockade, lift the siege, raise the investment4) Economy: call off the blockade -
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1) Military: lift the blockade, lift the siege, raise the blockade, raise the investment2) Law: raise blockade3) leg.N.P. lift a blockade -
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1. call off a blockade2. raise a blockade -
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* * *f.1. blockade; blokada ekonomiczna polit. economic blockade; blokada morska/powietrzna polit., wojsk. sea/air blockade; blokada pokojowa pacific blockade; blokada policyjna/wojskowa police/military blockade; ustanowić/zastosować blokadę declare/put up a blockade; znieść l. uchylić blokadę lift l. raise a blockade; przełamać blokadę zwł. żegl. run l. break a blockade; blokada dróg road block.3. el. interlock.4. kol. blocking system.5. mot., techn. (= zablokowanie się mechanizmu) lock.7. mot. ( unieruchomienie samochodu) blokada kół wheel clamp; założyć blokadę na koło clamp a wheel.8. pat. blockage.9. chir. blokada nerwu nerve block.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > blokada
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"block;Block;bloco"* * *m (pl -cchi) blockdi carta padmilitary blockadeblocco stradale road blockblocco dei fitti rent controlcomprare in blocco buy in bulkblocco dei prezzi price-freezeblocco delle esportazioni export ban, embargo* * *blocco1 s.m.1 ( il bloccare) halt, stoppage, blockage, block: blocco della produzione dovuto agli scioperi, production stoppage due to strikes; blocco dei rifornimenti, blockage in supplies // (inform.) blocco alla tastiera, keyboard lockout (o lockup)2 (mil.) blockade: forzare, rompere il blocco, to run the blockade; togliere il blocco, to raise the blockade // (st.) il Blocco continentale, the Continental System3 ( su strade, ferrovie) block: blocco stradale, ( occupazione) obstruction of highway; posto di blocco, roadblock; segnale di blocco, block signal; cabina di blocco, signal box4 (econ.) freeze: blocco dei prezzi, dei salari, price, wage freeze; blocco dei licenziamenti, restriction on dismissal (o freeze on lay-off); blocco dei fitti, rent control5 (med.) block: blocco atrioventricolare, atrioventricular block; blocco renale, renal failure; blocco cardiaco, cardiac arrest // blocco emotivo, emotional block.blocco2 s.m.1 block: blocco di marmo, block of marble // (aut.) blocco cilindri, cylinder block // (sport) blocchi di partenza, starting blocks2 (comm.) bulk, lump, lot: in blocco, en bloc, as a whole, all together; comprare in blocco, to buy in bulk; vendere in blocco, to sell in the lump5 (inform.) block, package, (sl.) box; ( suddivisione logica dei dischi) page; physical record; ( di schema a blocchi) block: blocco a lunghezza variabile, variable block; blocco di memoria, storage block.* * *I1) (massa solida) block2) pol. (coalizione) bloc, coalition3) (di fogli) (note)pad4) in blocco as one; [comprare, vendere] in bulk, outright•blocco motore — engine assembly o block
••II1) (interruzione) block, halt; (di traffico) tie-up, jamblocco stradale, posto di blocco — roadblock
2) mil. blockade3) (di meccanismo, ruota) lockingsistema di blocco — blocking o locking system
4) econ. pol. (di operazione, fondi, negoziati) freezeblocco dei prezzi, degli affitti — price, rent freeze
blocco della produzione — production stoppage, standstill in production
5) med. failure6) psic. block•* * *blocco1pl. - chi /'blɔkko, ki/sostantivo m.1 (massa solida) block3 (di fogli) (note)pad; blocco da disegno drawing block4 in blocco as one; [comprare, vendere] in bulk, outrightessere ai -chi di partenza to be at the starting line\————————blocco2pl. - chi /'blɔkko, ki/sostantivo m.2 mil. blockade4 econ. pol. (di operazione, fondi, negoziati) freeze; blocco dei prezzi, degli affitti price, rent freeze; blocco delle assunzioni freeze on hirings; blocco della vendita delle armi ban on arms sales; blocco della produzione production stoppage, standstill in production; imporre un blocco economico to impose an embargo5 med. failure; ha avuto un blocco renale his kidneys failed6 psic. block -
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ж.1) воен. siege [siːʤ]; blockadeпрорыва́ть блока́ду — run / break the blockade
2) ( изоляция) blockadeэкономи́ческая блока́да — economic blockade
объявля́ть блока́ду — declare a blockade
снима́ть блока́ду — raise the blockade
континента́льная блока́да ист. — the Continental system
3) мед. blockadeновокаи́новая блока́да — novocaine blockade
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сущ.blockade- военная блокада
- дипломатическая блокада
- кредитная блокада
- объявленная блокада
- таможенная блокада
- торговая блокада
- фактическая блокада
- финансовая блокада
- экономическая блокада
- эффективная блокадавводить \блокадау — to establish (impose) a blockade
возобновлять \блокадау — to renew (resume) a blockade
объявлять \блокадау — to announce (declare) a blockade
прорвать \блокадау — to break through (run) a blockade
прорыв \блокадаы — breach (breakthrough) of a blockade
снимать \блокадау — to lift (raise) a blockade
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aufheben v 1. FIN revoke; 2. GEN abolish; remove (Restriktionen); annul (Urteil); overrule, make void (Entscheidung); lift, override, raise (Embargo, Sanktionen); 3. STAT cancel; 4. POL overrule, override (Entscheidung); 5. RW lift, abolish, cancel; 6. RECHT abrogate, disaffirm, nullify, rescind, terminate (Vertrag); annul, repeal, reverse, strike down (Gesetz); lift (Beschränkungen); supersede (Urteil); avoid, cancel (Vorschriften); 7. ADMIN abolish, abrogate; 8. WIWI abolish* * *v 1. < Finanz> revoke; 2. < Geschäft> abolish, Restriktionen remove, Urteil annul, Entscheidung overrule, make void, Embargo, Sanktionen lift, override, raise; 3. < Math> cancel; 4. < Pol> Entscheidung overrule, override; 5. < Rechnung> lift, abolish, cancel; 6. < Recht> Vertrag abrogate, disaffirm, nullify, rescind, terminate, Gesetz annul, repeal, reverse, strike down, Beschränkungen lift, Urteil supersede, Vorschriften avoid, cancel; 7. < Verwalt> abolish, abrogate; 8. <Vw> abolish--------: sich aufheben<Math, Rechnung> cancel out* * *aufheben
(aufbewahren) to keep, to preserve, (ausgleichen) to counterbalance, (Bestellung) to countermand, to cancel, (Gültigkeit) to [a]void, to annul, to invalidate, to abate, to make void, to rescind, (Waren) to store, to lay up, to warehouse;
• etw. aufheben to supersede s. th.;
• gerichtliche Anordnung aufheben to discharge a court order;
• Bankgeheimnis aufheben to lift the banking secrecy;
• Baubeschränkungen aufheben to rezone (US);
• Beschlagnahme aufheben to release (remove) an attachment, to lift an embargo;
• Beschränkungen aufheben to lift (undo) restrictions;
• testamentarische Bestimmungen aufheben to defeat the provisions of a will;
• Blockade aufheben to raise a blockade;
• Boykott aufheben to call off (lift) a boycott;
• Briefe aufheben to keep letters;
• Embargo aufheben to take off (lift, remove) an embargo;
• sich gegenseitig aufheben (Buchungen) to cancel (balance) each other;
• Geheimhaltungsbestimmungen aufheben to declassify;
• Haushaltstitel aufheben to deobligate;
• Konkursverfahren aufheben to grant the bankrupt’s discharge;
• Kontensperre aufheben to release blocked accounts;
• Quarantäne aufheben to remove the quarantine;
• Sitzung aufheben to close a meeting, to leave the chair, (vertagen) to adjourn a meeting;
• Steuer aufheben to abolish a tax;
• Steuer wieder aufheben to abandon (rescind) a tax;
• Streik aufheben to call off a strike;
• Vergleich aufheben to set aside a composition;
• Vertrag aufheben to cancel (rescind) a contract;
• Vorbehalt aufheben to abolish a reserve;
• negative Wirkung aufheben to neutralize a negative effect;
• Zwangswirtschaft aufheben to decontrol;
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1) General subject: break a blockade, raise the blockade, run a blockade, run the blockade2) Economy: break the blockade -
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жэкономи́ческая блока́да — economic blockade
ввести́/установи́ть блока́ду — to impose a blockade
прорва́ть блока́ду — to run/to break the blockade
снять блока́ду — to lift/to raise the blockade
го́род в кольце́ блока́ды — the city under siege, blockaded city
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To raise a siege — Raise Raise (r[=a]z), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Raised} (r[=a]zd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Raising}.] [OE. reisen, Icel. reisa, causative of r[=i]sa to rise. See {Rise}, and cf. {Rear} to raise.] [1913 Webster] 1. To cause to rise; to bring from a lower to a … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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