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przym.
| akcenty |
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| posp. |
belligerent (waging war • belligerent nations); warring; militant; combating |
| daw. |
belligerous |
| relig. |
waring |
| wojsk. |
making war; waging war |
| wojsk., daw. |
combatant |
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воевать czas.
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| posp. |
contest; fan; meet (со злом, с пороками и т.п.); be at war (with с + instr. or против, with); carry on war; fight (against); gun; militate; war (to fight • The two countries have been warring constantly for generations); be in the war (о человеке (напр., I'm too young to have been in the war) Granadilla); be a soldier during the war (в фразах типа "он воевал" • Нe was a soldier during the war 4uzhoj); make war; wage war (on/against); be at war with (kee46); fight a war with (At a strangely stilted press conference six weeks ago, just after the annexation of Crimea, Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, was asked if Russia would fight a war with Ukraine 4uzhoj); fight in a war (Why do some individuals choose to fight in a war?  quora.com Shabe); see action; warfare; do war (Gentlemen, it's time. Time to do war Taras) |
| Gruzovik, nief. |
scrap; quarrel with |
| Gruzovik, wojsk. |
wage war against (с кем-чем); be at war with (с кем-чем); fight with (с кем-чем); fight against (с кем-чем); make war upon |
| polit. |
wage war; be at war |
| wojsk. |
brawl; make a war; fight a war (Andrey Truhachev); conduct war (Andrey Truhachev); wage a war (on someone/something – c кем-либо/чем-либо, against someone/something – против кого-либо/чего-либо, for something – за что-либо); wage a war; fight |
| żarg. |
warray (Vishera) |
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| Rosyjski tezaurus |
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воюя czas. | |
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| posp. |
деепр. от воевать |
