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1 to restrain from interference
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to restrain from interference
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2 interference
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3 вмешательство вмешательств·о
interference (in), intervention (in)не допускать вмешательства — not to allow / not to tolerate any interference (in)
осуществлять вмешательство — to intervene, to interfere
противодействовать вмешательству — to counteract / to oppose interference
военное вмешательство — military intervention / interference
вооружённое вмешательство — armed intervention / interference
беспрепятственное вооружённое вмешательство — unimpeded armed interference / intervention
расширение вооружённого вмешательства — escalation of armed interference / intervention
грубое вмешательство — brazen / drastic / gross interference / intervention
диктаторское вмешательство, вмешательство диктаторскими методами — dictatorial intervention
решать свою судьбу без иностранного вмешательства — to decide one's own destiny without; foreign intervention
незаконное вмешательство в операции международной гражданской авиации юр. — unlawful interference with internatiional civil aviation
прямое вмешательство — direct / immediate interference / intervention
недопустимость вмешательства во внутренние дела других государств — inadmissibility of interference / intervention in the internal / domestic / home affairs of other states
вмешательство в чью-л. политику — interference with one's policy
вмешательство во внутренние дела страны — interference / intervention in the domestic / internal / home affairs of a country
вмешательство государства в экономику — state intervention / interference in the economy
вмешательство извне — outside / external interference / intervention, interference from outside
вмешательство, соединённое с угрозами — threatened intervention
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > вмешательство вмешательств·о
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4 suppress
transitive verb* * *[sə'pres]2) (to keep back or stifle: She suppressed a laugh.) unterdrücken3) (to prevent from being published, known etc: to suppress information.) unterschlagen•- academic.ru/72329/suppression">suppression* * *sup·press[səˈpres]vt▪ to \suppress sth1. (end) etw unterdrückento \suppress a revolution eine Revolution niederschlagento \suppress terrorism den Terrorismus bekämpfento \suppress human rights die Menschenrechte missachten2. (restrain)to \suppress feelings/impulses/urges Gefühle/Impulse/Verlangen unterdrückento \suppress evidence/information Beweismaterial/Informationen zurückhalten4. (inhibit) etw hemmento \suppress the immune system das Immunsystem schwächento \suppress a process/reaction einen Prozess/eine Reaktion abschwächen5. ELECto \suppress electrical interference etw entstören, eine elektrische Störung beheben6. PSYCHto \suppress ideas/memories Vorstellungen/Erinnerungen verdrängen* * *[sə'pres]vt1) feelings, smile, dissent, views, symptoms, protest unterdrücken; appetite zügeln; information, evidence zurückhalten* * *suppress [səˈpres] v/t1. allg einen Huster, eine Rebellion, ELEK Störgeräusche etc unterdrücken:b) eine Textstelle streichen4. verheimlichen, -schweigen, unterschlagen, vertuschen:suppress evidence JUR Beweismaterial unterschlagen5. MEDa) eine Blutung stillenb) Durchfall stopfenc) Harn, Stuhl verhalten6. PSYCH verdrängen* * *transitive verb* * *v.abschaffen v.abstellen v.unterdrücken v. -
5 אנס
אֲנַסfut. יֵינַס ch. same; 1) to take by force, snatch, rob. Targ. 2 Sam 23:21; a. fr. 2) to oppress, rob (h. עשק). Targ. 1 Sam 12:3; 4; a. fr.Arakh.16a ואזלין ואנסין ליה and they (violent men) go and rob him (or force him to feed them, v. Rashi a. l.). Lev. R. s. 34 (אַנְסִינֹון) אַנְסִינָן אקימנן וב׳ he forced them, made them managers of public charities. 3) (cmp. ענש) to distrain, fine. Targ. Amos. 4:2; a. fr.; v. אָנֹוסָא. 4) to urge, press; restrain. B. Bath.57b one must למֵינַס נפשיה restrain himself (turn his eyes away forcibly). Ḥull.133a א׳ ליה עידניה time pressed him.Part. pass. אָנִיס 1) wronged Targ. Hos. 5:11; a. e. 2) unavoidably prevented, forced, v. preced. Naz.23a מינס א׳ he had no will of his own (being drunk). Ned.27b; a. fr. Af. אֹונֵיס to oppress. Targ. Jer. 7:6 (h. text ינה). Ithpe. אִתְאֲנֵס, אִתְאֲנִיס, contr. אִיתְּנִיס. 1) to be robbed; to be fined, (of official extortion); Targ. Is. 21:2. Lev. R. s. 34 דאנון מארסוון (read דאתון מִתְאַנְּסוּן or דאינון מאנסנון; Yalk. Lev. 665 דאתון מזדמיין, v. זמי) that you will lose through extortion 2) to meet with an accident, be unavoidably prevented. Ned.27a איתניס ולא אתא he met with an accident and did not come in time. Ib. והא מֵינַס איתניס was he not unavoidably prevented (since he died during the appointed time)? Keth.16b אִתְּנוּסֵי הוא דאתניסו they were prevented from forming the bridal procession (prob. alluding to government interference; Rashi: through excessive drinking). איתניס to grow ill, v. אִיתְנִיס a. נְסַס. -
6 אֲנַס
אֲנַסfut. יֵינַס ch. same; 1) to take by force, snatch, rob. Targ. 2 Sam 23:21; a. fr. 2) to oppress, rob (h. עשק). Targ. 1 Sam 12:3; 4; a. fr.Arakh.16a ואזלין ואנסין ליה and they (violent men) go and rob him (or force him to feed them, v. Rashi a. l.). Lev. R. s. 34 (אַנְסִינֹון) אַנְסִינָן אקימנן וב׳ he forced them, made them managers of public charities. 3) (cmp. ענש) to distrain, fine. Targ. Amos. 4:2; a. fr.; v. אָנֹוסָא. 4) to urge, press; restrain. B. Bath.57b one must למֵינַס נפשיה restrain himself (turn his eyes away forcibly). Ḥull.133a א׳ ליה עידניה time pressed him.Part. pass. אָנִיס 1) wronged Targ. Hos. 5:11; a. e. 2) unavoidably prevented, forced, v. preced. Naz.23a מינס א׳ he had no will of his own (being drunk). Ned.27b; a. fr. Af. אֹונֵיס to oppress. Targ. Jer. 7:6 (h. text ינה). Ithpe. אִתְאֲנֵס, אִתְאֲנִיס, contr. אִיתְּנִיס. 1) to be robbed; to be fined, (of official extortion); Targ. Is. 21:2. Lev. R. s. 34 דאנון מארסוון (read דאתון מִתְאַנְּסוּן or דאינון מאנסנון; Yalk. Lev. 665 דאתון מזדמיין, v. זמי) that you will lose through extortion 2) to meet with an accident, be unavoidably prevented. Ned.27a איתניס ולא אתא he met with an accident and did not come in time. Ib. והא מֵינַס איתניס was he not unavoidably prevented (since he died during the appointed time)? Keth.16b אִתְּנוּסֵי הוא דאתניסו they were prevented from forming the bridal procession (prob. alluding to government interference; Rashi: through excessive drinking). איתניס to grow ill, v. אִיתְנִיס a. נְסַס. -
7 suppress
sup·press [səʼpres] vtto \suppress sth1) ( end) etw unterdrücken;to \suppress a revolution eine Revolution niederschlagen;to \suppress terrorism den Terrorismus bekämpfen;to \suppress human rights die Menschenrechte missachten2) ( restrain)3) ( prevent from spreading)to \suppress evidence/ information Beweismaterial/Informationen zurückhalten4) ( inhibit) etw hemmen;to \suppress the immune system das Immunsystem schwächen;to \suppress a process/ reaction einen Prozess/eine Reaktion abschwächen5) electo \suppress electrical interference etw entstören, eine elektrische Störung beheben6) psychto \suppress ideas/ memories Vorstellungen/Erinnerungen verdrängen
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