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Перевод: aftermath
[существительное] второй покос; второй укос; отава [с.-х.] ; последствие; последствия
Тезаурус:
- The Gulf War and its aftermath have shown the crucial need for stronger and more effective world institutions capable of upholding international law and enforcing respect for human rights.
- The violence done to Tom Cairns's inventive set, like the aftermath of an explosion, is an apt symbol of the turmoil in the characters' brains.
- on the day itself, there is not only the opening of the presents, and the party, but also the aftermath when it's all over to provide a fitting finale to the day's activities.
- A remarkable example of back-bench influence on the Prime Minister was seen in the resignation of Leon Brittan from Trade and Industry in the aftermath of Westland.
- We asked him here about the Eighties and their aftermath.
- IN THE AFTERMATH of Christmas such multiple agencies as Thomas Cook, Pickfords and Lunn Poly have been holding sales, knocking off 50, 70 and 100 off many holidays.
- His peevish response to the Gulf War aftermath, April 1991
- In the aftermath of the Arthur trial, Dr Michael Thomas of the BMA said:
- Matters came to a climax over Brands Hatch and its aftermath (a subject fully treated in the chapter on Hunt).
- The urgency which at this stage was given to the need for a new War Department building was a direct aftermath of the Crimean War.
- Nothing came of this love, but it might have been more tactful, in the aftermath of Phoebe's tragic death, for Thomson to have used pseudonyms.
- The only long-term logic of such pacts is that which Sir David Steel adumbrated in the aftermath of the Alliance's 1987 election disappointment.
- However, the aftermath of the French Revolution suggests that Ireland's fate might have been equally unpleasant had Humbert succeeded in his mission.
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