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1 intensity
noun (the quality of being intense: the intensity of the heat.) intensidadintensity n intensidadtr[ɪn'tensɪtɪ]noun (pl intensities)1 intensidad nombre femenino2 (of person) seriedad nombre femeninon.• encendimiento s.m.• intensidad s.f.ɪn'tensətinoun intensidad f[ɪn'tensɪtɪ]N1) (=strength) [of heat, cold, emotion, pain, light] intensidad f2) (=passion) [of expression, relationship, debate, fighting] intensidad f ; [of person] vehemencia fshe looked at me with such intensity that... — me miró con tal intensidad que..., me miró de una forma tan intensa que...
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2 unrest
n1) волнения, беспорядки2) брожение, беспокойство•to dampen down industrial unrest — приглушать беспорядки / волнения среди рабочих
to defuse unrest — разряжать обстановку, приведшую к беспорядкам
to put down / to quell the unrest — подавлять беспорядки
to resolve / to settle the unrest — урегулировать конфликт, который вызвал волнения
to stir up unrest — организовывать беспорядки, подстрекать к беспорядкам
- anti-government unrestto subdue / to suppress unrest — подавлять беспорядки
- bloody suppression of unrest
- bubbling unrest
- campus unrest
- civil unrest
- civilian unrest
- continuing unrest
- current unrest
- domestic unrest
- ethnic unrest
- foreign powers are behind the unrest
- growing unrest
- in continuing unrest
- increasing unrest
- industrial unrest
- intercommunal unrest
- internal unrest
- labor unrest
- mass unrest
- military unrest
- mounting unrest
- nationalist unrest
- outbreak of unrest
- political unrest
- price rises have sparked off mass unrest
- pro-democracy unrest
- public unrest
- renewed outbreaks of unrest
- renewed unrest
- ridden with ethnic unrest
- rightist-inspired unrest
- sectarian unrest
- serious unrest
- social unrest
- student unrest
- the country has been hit by large-scale industrial unrest
- the country was hit by industrial unrest
- unrest among students
- unrest among workers
- unrest claimed 60 lives
- unrest continued to soil the occupied territories
- unrest flared up in some regions
- unrest has swept the country
- unrest is drawn out
- unrest is escalating in intensity
- unrest is out of control
- unrest over the disputed territory
- unrest spread to a new region
- unrest was gathering momentum -
3 fighting
nбой, битва, сражение- bitter fightingto intensify fighting — усиливать борьбу / сражение
- break in fighting
- factional fighting
- fierce fighting
- fighting broke out
- fighting for one's corner
- fighting gets more intense
- fighting has continued unabated
- fighting has died down
- fighting has eased
- fighting has erupted
- fighting is intensifying
- fighting is into its second week
- fire fighting
- hand-to-hand fighting
- heavy fighting
- house-to-house fighting
- intense fighting
- intensity of fighting
- interethnic fighting
- intertribal fighting
- outbreak of fighting
- renewed fighting
- street fighting
- vicious fighting
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