mili·tari·ly [ˈmɪlɪterɪli] НРЧ inv
- militarily
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Примери от PONS речника (редакционно проверени)
едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
If an opponent's piece intervenes, it may be captured by moving to that square, and removing it from the board.
en.wikipedia.org For example, removing food from a dog, or appearing to intervene between a dog and its food.
en.wikipedia.org The revised 2002 edition contains revisions to the original 1990 edition in light of intervening archaeological finds and studies.
en.wikipedia.org The theoretical basis for this is that both substances intervene at different sites in pyruvate metabolism and are, thus, more effective than one substance alone.
en.wikipedia.org Each team consists of five players, who move on wheeled skates and can not intervene in the game when not in possession of the stick.
en.wikipedia.org Примери от интернет (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
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www.westpark-gamers.de Each ideology is anxious to expand their influence (culturally, economically, and militarily) into still independent regions.
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Jede Ideologie ist bestrebt, beginnend von einer Startregion, ihren Einfluß (kulturell, ökonomisch, und militärisch) in die noch unabhängigen Regionen auszudehnen.
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www.eveonline.com Despite several setbacks in recent history, the Empire remains arguably the most stable and militarily powerful nation-state in New Eden.
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Trotz einiger Rückschläge in der jüngsten Geschichte bleibt das Imperium der wohl stabilste und militärisch mächtigste Nationalstaat in New Eden.
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www.ipw.unisg.ch Professor Davis comments on tank export to Saudi Arabia January 2013 | Saudi Arabia must be militarily secure to implement reforms towards liberalisation and human rights, argues Prof. James W. Davis in an article published in the Süddeutsche Zeitung.
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Professor Davis zum Rüstungsexport nach Saudi-Arabien Januar 2013 | In der Süddeutschen Zeitung erklärt Prof. James W. Davis, dass Saudi-Arabien militärische Sicherheit braucht, um liberale Reformen durchzuführen und die Menschenrechtslage zu verbessern.
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www.goethe.de Instead they resorted to ambushes, to terrorizing the population, to harassing trade routes – in short, to weakening the enemy economically and wearing him down militarily by a strategy of painful needle pricks.
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Stattdessen verlegten sie sich darauf, aus dem Hinterhalt zu attackieren, die Bevölkerung in Angst und Schrecken zu versetzen, die Handelswege unsicher zu machen, kurzum: den Gegner durch eine Strategie schmerzhafter Nadelstiche wirtschaftlich zu schwächen und militärisch zu zermürben.