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1 принимать прин·имать
1) (утверждать голосованием) to adopt, to pass, to carry2) (посетителей, дипломатов) to receive; (гостей) to entertainпринять кого-л. с почётом — to roll out the red carpet for smb.
радушно принимать — to welcome, to extend a warm welcome
3) (принимать должность от кого-л., вступать в управление предприятием) to take over, to assume4) (теории, доктрины, религию) to embrace, to adopt5) (принимать в организацию, на работу, на учёбу) to admit, to take, to engage, to incorporate6) (ответственность и т.п.) to assumeпринять на себя ответственность — to accept / to take responsibility
7) (вид, форму) to assumeпринимать что-л. за чистую монету — to take smth. at its face value
8) (предложение, приглашение, условия и т.п.) to accept, to agree9) (получать, брать) to accept, to take10) (телефонограмму, сообщение по радио, телеграфу) to take downRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > принимать прин·имать
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2 принять необратимый характер
Diplomatic term: assume an irreversible characterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > принять необратимый характер
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3 характер
(свойство предметов, явлений) character, natureтвёрдый характер — firm / balanced character
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