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censorship ['sensəʃɪp] n stresses
gen.	должность цензора; перлюстрация (Anglophile); цензура (Putin dismissed censorship fears after two people were fired in connection with Monday's publication by Kommersant Vlast magazine of a photo of a ballot carrying a handwritten crude insult about him. TMT Alexander Demidov); цензурность; цензор
Gruzovik	цензорство; цензурность (the practice of censoring)
cinema	цензура In 1953 Soviet censorship brought film production almost to a halt (Акт запрета фильмов или вырезания отдельных сцен в непристойных, жестоких или политически нежелательных киноматериалов.)
econ.	усечение
Gruzovik, obs.	ценсура (= цензура)
hist.	пост и срок полномочий цензора (в Древнем Риме)
libr.	цензура
math., stat.	цензурирование
med., psychiat.	самоконтроль
media.	акт предварительного запрещения публикации информации; цензура в отношении радио- и ТВ-станций запрещена Статьёй 326 Закона о связи США
mil.	военная цензура
censorship ['sensəʃɪp] adj.
gen.	цензурный
English thesaurus
censorship ['sensəʃɪp] n
cinema	Changes required of a movie by some person or body other than the studio or the filmmakers, usually a national or regional film classification board. See also certificate.
mil., abbr.	cens

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