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[V]PARIO (-ERE PEPERI PARTUM)PROGIGNO (-ERE -GENUI -GENITUM)PROGENERO (-ARE)PRAEGIGNO (-ERE -GENUI -GENITUM)TRUDO (-ERE TRUSI TRUSUM) -
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порождать, вызывать что-л.; давать повод к чему-л.; быть источником, причиной чего-л., иметь что-л. результатомThe late war, as we all know, gave rise to enormous business. (Th. Dreiser, ‘Tragic America’, ch. I) — Общеизвестно, что последняя война была для капиталистов источником огромных прибылей.
But passion alone cannot give rise to a great art. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Don Fernando’, ch. XI) — Но одной страсти для создания великого произведения мало.
When I had got over the impression of bewilderment, surprise and horror to which my first visit to the prison camp gave rise, I bethought myself that there were certain matters that I was interested to enquire into. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘A Man with a Conscience’) — И когда я несколько оправился после того потрясения, изумления и ужаса, какие я испытал при первом своем посещении тюрьмы, я стал соображать, что здесь, пожалуй, можно разузнать кое-что новое о таких сторонах жизни, которые меня всегда интересовали.
The mention of his name always gave rise to a boo or a cheer. (S. O'Casey, ‘Pictures in the Hallway’, ‘A Coffin Comes to Ireland’) — Имя Парнелла встречают или улюлюканьем, или приветственными криками.
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سَبَّبَ \ bring about: to cause to happen: What brought this trouble about?. cause: to be the cause of sth.; make it happen: What caused her death? You have caused me a lot of trouble. give: to cause sb. to have (sth.); provide: Who gave you that cut on your face?. give rise to: to cause: His long absence gave rise to a report that he was dead. provoke: to cause (laughter, violence, interest, etc.). reduce: to bring into a lower (worse, quieter, simpler, etc.) state: Her unkindness reduced him to tears (caused him to cry). \ See Also أحدث (أَحْدَثَ)، قدم (قَدَّمَ)، أَعْطَى، أثار (أَثَار) -
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(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) dar lugar, provocar, causarexpr.• dar lugar a expr. -
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пopoждaть, вызывaть чтo-л.; дaвaть пoвoд к чeму-л.; быть иcтoчникoм, пpичинoй чeгo-л., имeть чтo-л. peзультaтoмBut passion alone cannot give rise to a great art (W. S. Maugham). The mention of his name always gave rise to a boo or a cheer (S. O'Casey) -
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أَحْدَثَ \ bring about: to cause to happen: What brought this trouble about?. cause: to be the cause of sth.; to make it happen: What caused her death?. create: make; cause sth. to be: He was paid to create trouble in the factory. generate: to produce, cause to exist: Fire generates heat. Cruelty generates fear and hate. give rise to: to cause: His long absence gave rise to a report that he was dead. -
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(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) forårsage* * *(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) forårsage -
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1. давать началоto take its rise — брать начало, начинаться
2. вызывать; приводить кСинонимический ряд:originate (verb) be behind; cause; create; engender; originate; provoke -
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a) to cause:يُسَبِّب، يُؤَدّي إلىThis gives rise to a large number of problems.
b) to cause:يُسَبِّب ، يُحْدِث، يؤدّي إلىThis plan has given rise to various problems.
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(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) valda -
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(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) előidéz vmit -
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(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) causar -
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neden olmak, yol açmak* * *sebep ol* * *(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) neden olmak -
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(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) povzročiti -
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• nostaa• aiheuttaa• aiheuttaa jotakin• synnyttää* * *(to cause: This gives rise to a large number of problems.) aiheuttaa
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