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21 spearhead
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22 Spearhead Group
Общая лексика: инициативная группа -
23 spearhead (smth)
Дипломатический термин: быть инициатором проекта, возглавлять (ч-л) -
24 spearhead a drive
Военный термин: наступать в первом эшелоне, продвигаться впереди наступающих войск -
25 spearhead an attack
Общая лексика: возглавлять атаку -
26 spearhead campaign
СМИ: возглавлять кампанию -
27 spearhead drive
СМИ: возглавлять кампанию -
28 spearhead efforts
СМИ: направлять усилия -
29 spearhead front
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30 spearhead point
Сельское хозяйство: копьевидный носок (лемеха) -
31 spearhead shovel
1) Техника: копьевидная рыхлительная лапа2) Сельское хозяйство: копьевидная лапа -
32 spearhead the assault
Военный термин: действовать в первом эшелоне -
33 spearhead unit
Военный термин: передовой отряд -
34 spearhead an attack
Language of the modern press. English-Russian Glossary of active vocabulary > spearhead an attack
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35 spearhead assault
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36 spearhead the assault
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37 spearhead a drive
наступать в первом эшелоне, продвигаться впереди наступающих войск -
38 spearhead unit
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39 spearhead the assault
English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > spearhead the assault
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40 Melanesian Spearhead Group
орг.сокр. MSG межд. эк. Меланезийская инициативная группа* (включает Папуа – Новую Гвинею, Соломоновы Острова, Вануату и Фиджи, в 1999 г. договорившиеся о формировании системы взаимных торговых преференций)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > Melanesian Spearhead Group
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spearhead — Ⅰ. spearhead UK US /ˈspɪəhed/ noun [C, usually singular] ► a person or group that leads an organized activity or project: »He is the spearhead of the project. Ⅱ. spearhead UK US /ˈspɪəhed/ verb [T] ► to lead an organized activity or project: »He… … Financial and business terms
Spearhead — Spear head , n. The pointed head, or end, of a spear. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
spearhead — (n.) c.1400, from SPEAR (Cf. spear) (n.1) + HEAD (Cf. head) (n.). Figurative sense of leading element (of an attack, movement, etc.) is attested from 1893; the verb in this sense is recorded from 1938. Related: Spearheaded; spearheading … Etymology dictionary
spearhead — [v] lead, start bring, bring on, cause, direct, get the jump on*, go out in front*, guide, head, helm, influence, initiate, introduce, launch, motivate, move, originate, persuade, pioneer, produce, prompt, quarterback*, run things*, shepherd,… … New thesaurus
spearhead — ► NOUN 1) the point of a spear. 2) an individual or group leading an attack or movement. ► VERB ▪ lead (an attack or movement) … English terms dictionary
spearhead — [spir′hed΄] n. 1. the pointed head of a spear 2. the leading person, part, or group in an endeavor, esp. in a military attack vt. to take the lead in (an attack, etc.) … English World dictionary
Spearhead — A spearhead is the sharpened tip of a spear.Spearhead may also refer to: *Spearhead (band), a musical group founded by Michael Franti *Spearhead (book), a novel by Franklin M. Davis, Jr. * Spearhead (magazine), a British magazine * Spearhead (TV… … Wikipedia
Spearhead — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Spearhead ( Fer de lance en français) peut faire référence à : Spearhead, un jeu de guerre simulant une bataille de la Seconde Guerre mondiale,… … Wikipédia en Français
spearhead — n. 1) to send out a spearhead 2) an armored spearhead * * * [ spɪəhed] an armored spearhead to send out a spearhead … Combinatory dictionary
spearhead — I UK [ˈspɪə(r)ˌhed] / US [ˈspɪrˌhed] verb [transitive] Word forms spearhead : present tense I/you/we/they spearhead he/she/it spearheads present participle spearheading past tense spearheaded past participle spearheaded to lead an organized… … English dictionary
spearhead — spear|head1 [ˈspıəhed US ˈspır ] v [T] to lead an attack or organized action ▪ the troops who spearheaded the rescue mission spearhead 2 spearhead2 n [C usually singular] a person or group of people who lead an attack or organized action… … Dictionary of contemporary English