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подвиг n stresses
gen.	feat (You took Winterfell with fewer than thirty men, a feat to sing of. • the brave feats of ordinary foot soldiers • Arranging the treaty was a diplomatic feat Vadim Rouminsky); exploit (a (daring) deed or action • stories of his military exploits); achievement; act of bravery; gallant deed; heroic deed; heroical deed; heroic act (visitor); heroic thing (AlexandraM); act of valour (Taras); act of heroism (m_rakova); feat of heroism (4uzhoj); feat of arms; deed; doe; nach; natch; performance
Gruzovik	act (feat); great deed
book.	gest
geol.	subduction; underthrust
Gruzovik, inf.	adventure; escapade
Gruzovik, mil.	act of gallantry
inf., ironic.	adventure
mil.	operation
mil., formal	going above and beyond the call of duty (Alexander Demidov)
mil., obs.	feat
myth.	labour (Hercules and his labours Butterfly812); labor (The twelve labours of Heracles or Hercules VLZ_58)
rel., christ.	endeavor (AlexandraM); fight (1 Timothy 6:12; 2 Timothy 4:7 • подвизайся добрым подвигом – fight the good fight kingjamesbibleonline.org eestarbyons)
relig.	act of moral courage (Liv Bliss)
подвиги n
gen.	deeds of valour; puissant deeds; turn
context.	labors (12 labors of Hercules – Двенадцать подвигов Геракла Mr. Wolf)
fig., ironic.	heroics (m_rakova)
obs.	gest
sarcast.	exploits (Taras)
подвигнуть v
rhetor., obs.	induce (to); rouse (to)

подвиг : 135 phrases in 19 subjects

American usage, not spelling	1
Aviation	1
Bible	2
Bookish / literary	3
Christianity	1
Diplomacy	1
Explanatory translation	1
General	92
Heraldry	1
Historical	1
Idiomatic	2
Literature	1
Makarov	14
Military	3
Mythology	3
Politics	1
Quotes and aphorisms	1
Religion	5
Slang	1