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| gen. |
mobilize (войско); call to active duty; mobilize (войско 4uzhoj); mobilise (BrE: With Mr Duda's second term in serious jeopardy, his supporters were able to mobilise a majority made up of older voters and those living in rural communities and small towns. 4uzhoj); conscript; conscribe (на какую-либо работу); summon up (силы, способности); conscript (рабочую силу, капитал); summon (силы, способности и т.п.); redeploy (куда-либо, на другие задачи masizonenko); muster (MargeWebley); empower (Min$draV); enlist the efforts (of, for); raise (to); levy (tfennell); recruit (MargeWebley); call up; galvanize (напр., общественность Tanya Gesse); send scrambling (VLZ_58) |
| Игорь Миг |
garner |
| amer. |
marshal (организовать усилия Val_Ships) |
| fig. |
mobilize |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
enlist the efforts of/for; raise to (impf and pf) |
| Makarov. |
summon up (волю, силы); throw into |
| mil. |
press; call to the colours; rally (With sea off-limits, Odessa rallies home-front war effort Mr. Wolf) |
| O&G, oilfield. |
deploy (технику, оборудование mikhailS) |
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| gen. |
mobilize; enlist the efforts (of, for); raise (to); rise to the task; call up; be mobilized |
| fig. |
brace oneself (for); buckle down |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
brace oneself for (impf and pf); rise to the task (impf and pf) |
| Gruzovik, mil. |
undergo mobilization (impf and pf) |
| idiom. |
rally the troops (VLZ_58) |
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| physiol. |
mobilizable (о внутренних запасах питательных веществ Игорь_2006) |
