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adj.
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advancing (Vadim Rouminsky); inciting (Vadim Rouminsky); spurring (Vadim Rouminsky); promotive |
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encouraging |
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поощрять v
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stimulate the interest of (impf of поощрить); give an incentive to (impf of поощрить); give a spur to (impf of поощрить) |
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abet (чему-либо дурному); foster (to encourage or give help to (ideas etc.) • She fostered the child's talents); cheer; stimulate; incite; embolden; promote (policies to promote competition in the industry); uphold; chuff; give encouragement to (что-либо); put a premium on (что-либо); imbolden; aid and abet (кого-либо сделать что-либо); advocate (Andrew Goff); lend one's support to (Andrew Goff); nurture (Andrew Goff); advance (Andrew Goff); push for (Andrew Goff); pat on the back; prime the pump; incite into; incite to; turn thumbs up (Anglophile); impregnate; incentify (aht); commend (to praise someone or something, especially officially: After the battle, Andrew Jackson commended him for ‘his courage and fidelity'. | The officers should be commended for their prompt action. LDCE. Summary of S.Res.472, legislation from the 110th Congress (2007-2008). A resolution commending the employees of the Department of Homeland Security, ... Alexander Demidov); give a spur (to); give an incentive (to); stimulate the interest (of); flatter (She was accused of flattering him too much. NGayd); encourage; countenance (to encourage, support or accept); motivate (
Stregoy); put a premium on; support (goldy10); cocker; edge; egg; fortify; goad; haste; hasten; hearten; induce; the more haste; the worse speed; nourish (добродетель, пороки); prick; put forward; put upon; set forward; spirit; give a spur to; spur on; stir; summon up; thrust on; urge; ensure (содействовать появлению, проявлению, развитию чего-либо • A significant increase in investment and tax revenue should also be ensured. Abysslooker) |
| Игорь Миг |
fuel; pander; incentivise |
| amér. |
root; favor |
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pat someone on the back; spark |
| autom. |
spur |
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appromt; prompt |
| dipl. |
cultivate |
| entr. |
favour; give an encouragement; motivate with (smth) |
| expl. |
place a premium on |
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cheer on (to barrack, to root for. Interex); drum up (Interex); egg somebody on (Interex) |
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chuff up |
| latin. |
incinere (Leonid Dzhepko) |
| makar. |
give encouragement to something (что-либо); pat on the back (кого-либо); soothe; encourage (someone – кого-либо); give a spur; give an incentive (to; гл. материально); help on; lead on; stimulate the interest (of; гл. материально); nurse; impregnate with |
| math. |
excite |
| médias. |
place a premium; put a premium |
| obsol. |
abet; instimulate; promove |
| ordin. |
encouraged |
| signif. |
incentivize (ВосьМой) |
| écon. |
reward |
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поощряться v
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every encouragement is given to (Alexander Demidov); be encouraged (The company encourages employees to take a long-term view. Moscowtran); encourage; give a spur (to); give an incentive (to); stimulate the interest (of) |
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поощряюще adj.
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suggestively (mesentsev); encouragingly |
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for поощрять v
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rootle |