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1 снижать намного уровень военного противостояния
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > снижать намного уровень военного противостояния
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2 конфронтация конфронтаци·я
скатываться к конфронтации — to drift / to slide into confrontation
существенно / разительно снизить уровень конфронтации — to dramatically reduce confrontation
длительная / затяжная / затянувшаяся конфронтация — protracted confrontation
политическая конфронтация, нарастание политической конфронтации — mounting of political confrontation; political confrontation
прямая конфронтация — direct / eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation
ослабление конфронтации — scaling down / easing of confrontation
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > конфронтация конфронтаци·я
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