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1 революционный подъем
General subject: revolutionary upsurgeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > революционный подъем
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2 подем
upsurge, progress, advance; upswing, boom; revival(културен, нравствен) upliftреволюционен подем revolutionary enthusiasm/uplift* * *подѐм,м., -и, (два) подѐма upsurge, prog-ress, advance; upswing, upbeat, boom; revival; ( културен, нравствен) uplift, амер. upstick.* * *1. (културен, нравствен) uplift 2. upsurge, progress, advance;upswing, boom;revival 3. революционен ПОДЕМ revolutionary enthusiasm/ uplift -
3 революційне піднесення
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4 подъём
1) (рост, развитие) upswing, upsurge, rise, development, expansion, upgrade, upturnреволюционный подъём — revolutionary rise / enthusiasm
экономический подъём — business expansion, economic(al) upturn / takeoff
подъём национально-освободительного движения — upsurge / upswing of the national-liberation movement
подъём, обусловленный военной экономикой — wartime expansion
подъём промышленности — expansion / upswing of industry
2) (воодушевление) animation, enthusiasm -
5 большой подъём в революционной деятельности
Diplomatic term: a big upsurge in revolutionary activityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > большой подъём в революционной деятельности
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6 подъём
м.2. ( восхождение) ascent3. ( о самолёте) climb; ( о дирижабле) ascent4. (горы и т. п.) slope, rise5. (рост, развитие) raising, development; (о промышленности, экономике и т. п.) upsurgeподъём народного хозяйства — progress / advance / growth of the national economy
6. ( воодушевление) enthusiasm; ( оживление) animation7. ( ноги) instep8. ( вставание после сна) time for getting up; воен. reveille9.:♢
лёгок на подъём — light on one's feet, quick on one's toes, briskтяжёл на подъём — sluggish, slow to start
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