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1 vitiate
v1) псувати2) розбещувати; розкладати3) юр. робити недійсним; позбавляти юридичної сили4) фальсифікувати5) зґвалтувати* * *I= vitiatedII v.1) псувати, послабляти, позбавляти сили (що-н.); to vitiate the style псувати мову; thіs admіssіon vitiates your argument через це визнання ваші доводи звучать непереконливо; plays that vitiate taste п’єси, що прищеплюють дурний смак2) псувати (кого-н.); розбещувати; руйнувати ( вдачу)3) юр. опорочувати; робити недійсним; позбавляти юридичної чинності -
2 vitiate
I= vitiatedII v.1) псувати, послабляти, позбавляти сили (що-н.); to vitiate the style псувати мову; thіs admіssіon vitiates your argument через це визнання ваші доводи звучать непереконливо; plays that vitiate taste п’єси, що прищеплюють дурний смак2) псувати (кого-н.); розбещувати; руйнувати ( вдачу)3) юр. опорочувати; робити недійсним; позбавляти юридичної чинності
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