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n1) голод ( массовое бедствие)2) голод, острый недостаток (чего-л.)•- famine is looming
- famine linked to the war
- famine worsens
- goods famine
- oil famine
- the children are facing famine
- the people are threatened with famine
- widespread famine in the country
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ˈfæmɪn сущ.
1) голод (стихийное бедствие) widespread famine ≈ повсеместный голод Famine struck several provinces. ≈ В некоторых районах сильный голод.
2) голодание Syn: starvation, hunger
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3) острый дефицит, нехватка, отсутствие coal famine ≈ острая нехватка угля water famine ≈ острая нехватка воды Syn: extreme dearth, scarcity ∙ famine prices ≈ недоступные цены;
дороговизна голод (стихийное бедствие) - in the years of * в голодные годы голодание - to die of * умереть с голоду острый недостаток( чего-л.) - coal * острая нехватка угля, угольный голод > * prices несообразно высокие цены;
дороговизна famine голод (стихийное бедствие) ;
голодание ~ недостаток;
water famine острая нехватка воды ~ attr.: ~ prices цены, взвинченные во время голода ~ attr.: ~ prices цены, взвинченные во время голода ~ недостаток;
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['fæmɪn]сущ.1) голод ( стихийное бедствие)Famine struck several provinces. — В некоторых районах сильный голод.
2) голоданиеSyn:starvation, hunger 1.3) острый дефицит, нехватка, отсутствиеSyn:••famine prices — недоступные цены; дороговизна
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сущ.1) голода) эк. (как общественное бедствие, охватывающее больший или меньший район населения; наступает или вследствие стихийных причин, таких как неурожай после засухи, опустошение посевов градом, саранчой и пр., или как результат истощающего народное хозяйство политического и социального строя, напр. как результат разорительной войны, непосильных налогов и т. п.)Another crop failure could result in widespread famine. — Еще один неурожай мог обернуться широкомасштабным голодом.
б) торг. дефицит ( недостаток товара на рынке)Thousands of people emigrated during the Irish potato famine of 1845-46. — Тысячи людей эмигрировали во время нехватки картофеля в Ирландии в 1845-46 гг.
famine prices — недоступные цены; дороговизна ( как при товарном голоде)
Syn:2) биол. голодание (состояние организма, вызванное полным отсутствием или недостаточным поступлением пищевых веществ в организм или нарушением их усвоения)Syn:starvation, hunger -
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مَحْل \ famine: serious and widespread lack of food, esp. where crops have failed. -
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مَجَاعَة \ famine: serious and widespread lack of food, esp. where crops have failed. starvation: starving. -
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* * *die Hungersnotfamine* * *Hụn|gers|notffamine* * *((a) great lack or shortage especially of food: Some parts of the world suffer regularly from famine.) famine* * *Hun·gers·notf famine* * *die famine* * *Hungersnot f famine;es herrscht Hungersnot in … there is a ( oder widespread) famine in …* * *die famine* * *f.famine n. -
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généraliser [ʒeneʀalize]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = étendre) [+ méthode] to bring into general useb. ( = globaliser) to generalize2. reflexive verb* * *ʒeneʀalize
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verbe transitif to bring [something] into general use [impôt, vaccination, examen]; to put [something] into general use [méthode]
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verbe intransitif to generalize
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se généraliser verbe pronominal [technique] to become standard; [impôt] to become widely applicable; [grève, maladie] to spread (à to)* * *ʒeneʀalize1. vt2. vi* * *généraliser verb table: aimerA vtr to make [sth] general [impôt, vaccination, examen]; to put [sth] into general use [méthode].B vi to generalize; ne généralisez pas do not generalize.C se généraliser vpr [technique] to become standard; [impôt] to become widely applicable; [phénomène, grève, maladie] to spread (à to).[ʒeneralize] verbe transitif1. [répandre]cette méthode/interdiction a été généralisée this method/ban now applies to everybody2. [globaliser] to generalize————————se généraliser verbe pronominal intransitif[crise, famine] to become widespread -
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[raɪf]to be rife — [ crime] essere diffuso, dilagare
* * *((especially of bad or dangerous things) very widespread: After the failure of the harvest, disease and starvation were rife.) comune, diffuso* * *rife /raɪf/a. pred. (form.)comune; diffuso: Famine is still rife in some regions of Africa, la fame è ancora diffusa in alcune regioni dell'Africa; Rebellion is rife all over the region, la rivolta imperversa in tutta la regione● to be rife with, abbondare di, essere pieno (o ricco) di: The camp is rife with disease, le malattie hanno invaso il campo; The country is rife with racism, il razzismo dilaga nel paese.* * *[raɪf]to be rife — [ crime] essere diffuso, dilagare
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1. a геральд. вздыбленный; стоящий на задних лапах2. a свирепствующий; грозный, угрожающий3. a неистовый; ярый; безудержный4. a буйный, пышный5. a архит. с устоями, расположенными на разных уровнях6. a фин. галопирующийСинонимический ряд:1. epidemic (adj.) epidemic; excessive; uncontrollable2. erect (adj.) erect; rearing; upright3. prevailing (adj.) current; dominant; popular; prevailing; prevalent; regnant; rife; ruling; widespread4. raging (adj.) enraged; frantic; frenzied; furious; raging; tumultuous; turbulent; uncontrolled; unruly5. rank (adj.) rankАнтонимический ряд:checked; restrained -
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مَجَاعَة \ famine: serious and widespread lack of food, esp. where crops have failed. starvation: starving. -
14 محل
مَحْل \ famine: serious and widespread lack of food, esp. where crops have failed. -
15 starvation
مَجَاعَة \ famine: serious and widespread lack of food, esp. where crops have failed. starvation: starving.
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