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| gen. |
jump; become displaced; change position; depose; dethrone; dislodge; dismiss; displace; move; translocate; shift |
| Gruzovik |
shift; change position (pf of смещаться); become displaced (pf of смещаться) |
| amer. |
scoot over (в сторону; If I scoot over a little, there's room for you. Val_Ships) |
| deport. |
swing |
| fig. |
change |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
change intrans |
| med. |
dislocate |
| micr. |
drift |
| tec. |
unseat |
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| gen. |
put by; unhinge; displace; move; shift; dislocate; depose; dislodge; remove; supersede; unhorse; unsettle; dethrone; dismiss (from office); translocate; winkle out (NGGM); unseat (в разных значениях: It is a change that will unseat the balance of power many of us enjoy. • Coaker became the eighth member of the party's "shadow cabinet" to resign on Sunday in what is being seen as an attempt to unseat the party's leader Jeremy Corbyn. • Those claims were contradicted by Guaidó, the young opposition leader who has been battling to unseat Maduro since January. • Carefully look for other people when operating a forklift and avoid making fast moves, which could unseat the load and make it crash down on someone. 4uzhoj); throw out (позвонок, сустав и т.п. Vadim Rouminsky); remove from the office (с работы, с должности, с поста MichaelBurov); remove from office (с работы, с должности, с поста MichaelBurov) |
| Gruzovik |
translocate (pf of смещать); displace |
| Игорь Миг |
break; kick out of power; knocking off |
| amer. |
muscle someone out (Taras) |
| amer., makár. |
put the skids under someone, something (кого-либо) |
| makár. |
put down |
| micr. |
offset (To move an object from its initial X, Y, and Z (three-dimensional objects only) coordinates to new coordinates); bias |
| nomencl. |
drive to (напр., равновесие в химической реакции в какую-либо сторону Mizu) |
| tec. |
move (при разборке) |
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ensweep |
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| meteorol. |
moved |
