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1 pass strictures (up)on
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2 pass strictures on (sb)
Дипломатический термин: подвергать критикеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > pass strictures on (sb)
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Дипломатический термин: (sb) подвергать критике -
4 pass\ strictures\ on
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{'striktʃə}
1. обик. pl строга критика, порицание, осъждане
to pass STRICTUREs (up) on someone критикувам, не одобрявам, порицавам някого
2. ограничаване, ограничение
3. мед. стеснение на канал, орган и пр., стриктура* * *{'striktshъ} n 1. обик. pl строга критика, порицание; осъжда* * *n критика, осъждане;stricture; n 1. обик. pl строга критика, порицание; осъждане; to pass strictures (up)on s.o.* * *1. to pass strictures (up) on someone критикувам, не одобрявам, порицавам някого 2. мед. стеснение на канал, орган и пр., стриктура 3. обик. pl строга критика, порицание, осъждане 4. ограничаване, ограничение* * *stricture[´striktʃə] n 1. обикн. pl строга критика; осъждане; to pass \strictures (up) on s.o. (s.th.) критикувам, не одобрявам някого (нещо); 2. мед. стриктура. -
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(critical remark)stricture[s] — [scharfe od. heftige] Kritik
* * *stric·ture[ˈstrɪktʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]to pass \strictures on sb jdn kritisieren\strictures on freedom of expression Einschränkungen pl der freien Meinungsäußerung* * *['strɪktʃə(r)]n1) usu pl (form: criticism) (scharfe) Kritik no pl* * *stricture [ˈstrıktʃə(r)] s2. MED Striktur f, Verengung f* * *noun usu. in pl.stricture[s] — [scharfe od. heftige] Kritik
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(кого-л./что-л.) to lay strictures on smb./smth., to pass strictures on smb./smth., to subject to criticismБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > подвергать критике
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1. [ʹstrıktʃə] n1. часто pl строгая, суровая критика, осуждениеto lay /to pass/ strictures on smb., smth. - подвергать критике /разносу/ кого-л., что-л.
he is severe on his stricture on smth. - он беспощаден в своём осуждении чего-л.
2. мед. сужение канала, стриктура3. редк. что-л. стесняющее, сковывающее2. [ʹstrıktʃə] v редк. -
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stricture ['strɪkʧər] n: crítica f, censura fn.• censura s.f.• constricción s.f.'strɪktʃər['strɪktʃǝ(r)]Nto pass strictures on sb — censurar a algn, poner reparos a algn
2) (Med) constricción f* * *['strɪktʃər] -
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subst. \/ˈstrɪktʃə\/1) ( spesielt i flertall) kritikk, kritisk(e) bemerkning(er)2) restriksjon, innskrenkning3) ( medisin) forsnevring, innsnevring, strikturpass strictures on rette kritikk mot -
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['strɪktʃə(r)]2) (restriction) restrizione f.3) med. restringimento m.* * *stricture /ˈstrɪktʃə(r)/n. [cu]1 (med.) restringimento; stenosi; strozzatura3 (spesso al pl.) critica; censura; biasimo; stroncatura● to pass strictures on sb., trovare da ridire su q.* * *['strɪktʃə(r)]2) (restriction) restrizione f.3) med. restringimento m. -
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1 ( censure) condamnation f (against, on de) ; to pass strictures on sb/sth critiquer qn/qch sévèrement, condamner qn/qch ;2 ( restriction) contrainte f ; -
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kb. 1 Med.: penyempitan. 2 kritik, kecaman. to pass strictures (up) on melontarkan/mengeluarkan kecaman-kecaman. -
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/'striktʃə/ * danh từ - sự phê bình, sự chỉ trích =to pass strictures upon somebody+ phê bình ai - (y học) sự chẹt; chỗ chẹt - (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) (như) strictness
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