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1 робски
1. прил. slave (attr.)(присъщ на роб) servile, slavishробски живот a life of servitudeробски манталитет a slave mentalityробски труд slave labourробско племе a servile raceробско подражение slavish imitationробско подчинение servile submissionробски вериги chains of bondage2. нар. slavishly, like a slave* * *ро̀бски,прил., -а, -о, -и slave (attr.); ( присъщ на роб) servile, slavish; \робскии вериги chains of bondage; \робскии живот a life of servitude; \робскио племе a servile race; \робскио подражание slavish imitation; \робскио подчинение servile submission.——————нареч. slavishly, like a slave.* * *slave: робски labour - робски труд; menial; slavish{`sleviS}* * *1. (присъщ на роб) servile, slavish 2. 1 прил. slave (attr.) 3. 2 нар. slavishly, like a slave 4. РОБСКИ вериги chains of bondage 5. РОБСКИ живот а life of servitude 6. РОБСКИ манталитет a slave mentality 7. РОБСКИ труд slave labour 8. робско племе a servile race 9. робско подражение slavish imitation 10. робско подчинение servile submission -
2 подчинение подчинени·е
1) subordination, subjugation, submissionбыть / находиться в подчинении — to be held subject, to be smb.'s subordinate
2) (подведомственность) jurisdictionвывести из (чьего-л.) подчинения — to withdraw from (smb.'s) jurisdiction
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > подчинение подчинени·е
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3 рабский
1. slave (attr.)рабский труд — slave labour; slavery
2. ( покорный) servile, slavishрабское послушание, рабское подчинение — servile submission
рабское подражание — servile / slavish imitation
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4 рабский
1) ( относящийся к рабам) slave (attr)ра́бский труд — slave labour; slavery
2) ( покорный) servile, slavishра́бское послуша́ние / подчине́ние — servile submission
ра́бское подража́ние — servile / slavish imitation
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5 mojigata
adj.deceitful, hypocritical, hypocritic.f.feminine of MOJIGATO.f. & m.dissembler, hypocrite (hipócrita), a person who affects humility and servile submission to obtain his end.* * *
mojigato,-a
I adjetivo prudish
II sustantivo masculino y femenino prude
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6 niewolnicz|y
adj. 1. (dotyczący niewolników) slave attr.- niewolnicza siła robocza a slave workforce- system niewolniczy a slave system2. (służalczy) servile, slavish- niewolnicza uległość servile a. slavish submission- niewolnicze posłuszeństwo servile a. slavish obedience3. (nazbyt wierne wzorowanie się) slavish- niewolnicze naśladownictwo mistrzów a slavish imitation of masters- niewolnicze przywiązanie do konwencji a slavish fidelity to conventionsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > niewolnicz|y
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7 خنوع
1́ adj. servile, meek2́ n. subservience, servility, submission, meekness
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