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1 скрытая враждебность
1) Diplomatic term: undercurrent of hostility2) Aviation medicine: latent hostilityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > скрытая враждебность
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2 враждебность враждебност·ь
enmity, hostility; (личная) animosityнагнетать / раздувать / разжигать враждебность по отношению к кому-л. — to stir up enmity / hostility towards smb.
проявлять враждебность — to show hostility (towards), to be hostile (to / towards)
скрытая враждебность — concealed / undercurrent hostility
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