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121 make a play for
1) (smb.) пускать в ход чары, очаровывать, стараться завлечь кого-л. [первонач. амер.]I'll bet the real reason is that you're making a play for Joe Rand and are waiting for him to take a personal interest in you. (E. Caldwell, ‘Certain Women’, ‘Nanette’) — Держу пари, это все потому, что ты хочешь завлечь Джо Ранда, хочешь обратить на себя его внимание.
He made a play for his buddy's girl. (RHD) — Он флиртовал с подружкой своего приятеля.
2) (smth.) пытаться заполучить что-л.With their talk about higher farm prices, both parties are naturally making a play for the agricultural vote. (HAI) — Все разговоры представителей обеих партий о повышении цен на сельскохозяйственные продукты - не что иное, как стремление заполучить голоса в сельскохозяйственных районах страны.
This ad will make a play for new consumer markets. (RHD) — Это рекламное объявление имеет целью расширение рынков для потребительских товаров.
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122 politicize
гл.тж. politicise1) пол. политизировать; придавать политический характерhe historicizes and politicizes the whole legend — он придает легенде исторический и политический смысл
See:2)а) пол. обсуждать политические вопросы; рассуждать о политике; информировать о политикеб) пол. полемизироватьWe talk and squabble and politicize about education as a vote-catching agency. — Мы говорим, пререкаемся и полемизируем по поводу вопросов образования, просто как агентство по привлечению избирателей.
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123 agitation
noun2) (emotional disturbance) Erregung, die3) (campaign) Agitation, die* * *noun die Erschütterung* * *agi·ta·tion[ˌæʤɪˈteɪʃən]n no plin a state of [great] \agitation [sehr] aufgeregtin 1920 women in America got the vote, after 72 years of \agitation 1920 bekamen die Frauen in Amerika das Wahlrecht, nachdem sie 72 Jahre dafür gestritten hatten* * *["dZI'teISən]n1) (lit of liquid) Aufrühren nt; (of surface of water) Aufwühlen nt; (of clothes in washing machine) Hin- und Herbewegung f3) (POL: incitement) Agitation f* * *agitation [ˌædʒıˈteıʃn] s1. Erschütterung f, heftige Bewegung2. Aufregung f, Unruhe f:in agitation aufgeregt3. POL Agitation f* * *noun2) (emotional disturbance) Erregung, die3) (campaign) Agitation, die* * *n.Beunruhigung f.Bewegtheit f.Tätigkeit f. -
124 agitation
agi·ta·tion [ˌæʤɪʼteɪʃən] nin a state of [great] \agitation [sehr] aufgeregtin 1920 women in America got the vote, after 72 years of \agitation 1920 bekamen die Frauen in Amerika das Wahlrecht, nachdem sie 72 Jahre dafür gestritten hatten
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