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1 граница границ·а
1) (государственная) border, frontier, boundary, lineпересекать / переходить границу — to cross the border / frontier / line
устанавливать границы (страны) — to designate / to define / to settle the boundaries / boundary lines; to demarcate the frontier (of a country)
государственная граница — state boundary / border / frontier
нарушать государственную границу — to violate the state border / frontier
ворота пролёта государственных границ (самолётами) — points for crossing national boundaries / borders
сухопутные границы — land boundaries / borders
граница, установленная договором — boundary established by a treaty
делимитация / установление границ — delimitation of frontiers
нарушение границы — border violation, violation of the border / frontier, illegal crossing of the border / frontier
неприкосновенность / нерушимость границ — inviolability of borders
гарантировать / обеспечивать неприкосновенность границ — to ensure the inviolability of the borders
2) (предел) limit, bound, line, boundary, meteпровести границу — to draw a line / a boundary
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2 изменить границы
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3 провести границы
1) Diplomatic term: alter boundaries, extend boundaries2) Makarov: draw boundaries, draw boundary -
4 расширить границы
1) Diplomatic term: alter boundaries, draw boundaries2) Makarov: extend boundary, extend boundaries
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