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Перевод: aggravate
[глагол] ухудшать; усугубить; отягчать; обострять; усугублять; надоедать; огорчать; раздражать
Тезаурус:
- The cruise and Pershing II missiles only aggravate this situation.
- In addition, these agents may aggravate cardiac failure, a common complication in the diabetic (Garcia et al, 1974; Kannel McGee, 1979).
- Here the Pope was to further aggravate the already poor relationship between himself and the Emperor.
- Furthermore, attempts to use sophisticated IT-based systems to help to solve the problem often seem merely to aggravate it!
- To aggravate all this further, the records all sound as though they were designed to be played on compact disc.
- Characteristically things tend to aggravate () and nothing ameliorates ().
- Small genetic changes might conceivably aggravate their nuisance value.
- To increase this tension further and aggravate the goods famine even more is impossible.
- Otherwise you may aggravate something that, with a little rest and good management, could have been no more than a minor injury.
- It is stupid to rush into the sort of vigorous exercise that may aggravate a medical condition and, of course, it also depends on how fit you are already.
- These drugs may aggravate hypoglycaemia (Newman, 1976; Lager et al, 1979), may result in undamped hypertensive surges secondary to hypoglycaemic catecholamine release (McMurty, 1974; Shepherd et al, 1981) and may threaten the peripheral circulation by arteriolar constriction (McSorley Warren, 1978; Vale Jeffreys, 1978).
- In short, we should call the offence reckless driving, but the occurrence of death, even though it may be regarded as bad luck, should aggravate the sentence.
- There is pressure from Japanese competition to introduce robots and factory automation; yet to automate will aggravate unacceptably high unemployment.
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