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Pol. corruption endémiqueEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > rampant corruption
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1) Общая лексика: разгул коррупции2) Политика: повальная коррупция (англ. оборот взят из статьи в газете Washington Post), безудержная коррупция (англ. оборот взят из статьи в газете Washington Post) -
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♦ corruption /kəˈrʌpʃn/n. [u]2 corruzione (morale); depravazione3 (ling.) corruzione4 (comput.) corruzione; danneggiamento5 (arc.) putrefazione; decomposizione● (leg.) corruption of a witness, subornazione di un teste □ proof against corruption, incorruttibile. -
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['ræmpənt]2) [ plant] rigoglioso3) arald. rampante* * *['ræmpənt](very common and uncontrolled: Vandalism is rampant in the town.) (che dilaga)* * *rampant /ˈræmpənt/a.3 ( di vegetazione) lussureggiante; rigoglioso: Pruning is the only way to prevent rampant growth, la potatura è il solo modo per evitare la crescita incontrollata5 (fam. ingl., spec. sport) inarrestabile: Rampant Arsenal destroy Derby, un Arsenal inarrestabile straccia il DerbyFALSI AMICI: rampant non significa rampante nel senso di ambizioso rampantly avv.* * *['ræmpənt]2) [ plant] rigoglioso3) arald. rampante -
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n1) испорченность; развращенность; разложение2) продажность; коррупция•to curb corruption — сдерживать / ограничивать коррупцию
- corruption chargesto root / to stamp out corruption — искоренять коррупцию
- corruption goes right up to the top
- corruption in high places
- corruption is rampant
- corruption is rife
- knee-deep in corruption
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Adj1. सामाजिक\rampantबुराईOur government can not control the rampant corruption prevailing in society.2. काबू\rampantसे\rampantबाहरCholera was rampant in the slum area a few years ago. -
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['ræmpənt]1)(
fig: crime, disease) to be rampant — dilagarerampant corruption — corruzione f dilagante
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N1. भ्रष्टाचारThere is rampant corruption in government offices. -
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rampant ['ræmpənt]∎ they're rampant Marxists ce sont des marxistes purs et durs;∎ corruption is rampant la corruption sévit;∎ the disease is rampant la maladie fait des ravages;∎ familiar he's a bit rampant tonight (sexually) il est émoustillé ce soir(b) (exuberant → vegetation) exubérant, foisonnant∎ the Lion Rampant le Lion rampant -
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adjectivezügellos [Gewalt, Rassismus]; steil ansteigend [Inflation]; üppig [Wachstum]* * *['ræmpənt]* * *ram·pant[ˈræmpənt]1. (unrestrained) ungezügelt\rampant inflation galoppierende Inflation\rampant nationalism/racism zügelloser Nationalismus/Rassismusto encounter \rampant prejudice sich akk mit zahllosen [o unzähligen] Vorurteilen konfrontiert sehen2. (spreading)a lion \rampant ein [drohend] aufgerichteter Löwe* * *['rmpənt]adj1) (= unrestrained) plants, growth üppig, wuchernd attr; heresy, evil, social injustice etc wild wuchernd attr; inflation wuchernd, gallopierend; corruption wuchernd, überhandnehmend, zügellos, ungezügelt; crime um sich greifend, blühendthe rampant growth of — das Wuchern (+gen)
to run rampant (condition) — um sich greifen; (person) unbeaufsichtigt herumlaufen
* * *rampant adj (adv rampantly)1. wild, zügellos, ausgelassen2. überhandnehmend:be rampant um sich greifen, grassieren3. üppig, wuchernd (Pflanzen)4. (drohend) aufgerichtet, sprungbereit (Tier)5. Heraldik: aufsteigend:* * *adjectivezügellos [Gewalt, Rassismus]; steil ansteigend [Inflation]; üppig [Wachstum]* * *adj.wild adj. -
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VT1. खोलनाHe exposed the rampant corruption in his department through his article.2. विवरणHe published an expose of the graft and corruption government offices.
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