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Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > сокращать разрыв
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1) Sports: cut the lead2) Diplomatic term: bridge the gap, close3) Makarov: narrow the gap, reduce the gap, close a gap -
4 уменьшать
to diminish, to decrease, to reduceуменьшить разногласия — to narrow differences / gap
уменьшать шансы на успех — to prejudice (smb.'s) chances of success
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vt; св - сократи́ть1) делать короче to shorten, to abridge; урезать to truncateсокраща́ть заме́тку — to shorten/to truncate a news-story
сокраща́ть рома́н — to abridge/to condense a novel
2) уменьшать to reduce, to cut (down on), to curtail, to decrease; постепенно to phase outсокраща́ть вооруже́ния — to reduce armaments
сокраща́ть расхо́ды — to reduce/to cut down on/to curtail expenses/expenditure
сокраща́ть шта́-ты — to reduce/to slash coll staff sg/pl
сокраща́ть разры́в — to narrow the gap
постепе́нно сокраща́ть испо́льзование я́дерной эне́ргии — to phase out nuclear power
3) увольнять to dismiss, to discharge, to fire coll4) мат to cancel -
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2) Economy: reduce the gap3) Diplomatic term: narrow a gap4) Makarov: draw on, draw upon, close a gap (напр. в уровне технологического развития)
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