Перевод слова

Перевод: redouble

[глагол]
усиливать; усиливаться; увеличивать; увеличиваться; возрастать; усугублять; усугубляться; удваивать; удваиваться; удвоить; вторично удваивать; вторично удваиваться; складывать вдвое; складываться вдвое; сложить вчетверо

Тезаурус:

1. Now we must redouble our efforts."
2. THE GOVERNMENT will have to redouble its efforts to put British politicians and civil servants "at the heart of Europe" after a new poll yesterday showed that they are the least accomplished linguists in the EC.
3. Just as inevitably, the Soviet Union and Syria both felt compelled to redouble their efforts to fortify their respective positions in the conflict, to offset the damage this agreement had done them.
4. I must redouble my efforts.
5. The punishment, as it were, is so severe that they redouble their efforts to avoid encountering it again.
6. For the time being he would not merely stay but would redouble his efforts to understand.
7. It made me feel we should redouble our efforts to help CARE, the relief charity that is getting the food through.
8. He had access to Hammad Haiba whose mother's sister was Salah's wife's sister-in-law; and with Salha on his side he could redouble the pressure: Hammad was Salha's grandson.
9. They may redouble their efforts to provoke others to contain benignly what is bubbling up inside them or, if that fails, to secure punishment for being so bad.
10. Schools with poor results will be obliged to make further efforts and those with "good" results will redouble their efforts in order to stay high on pecking order.
11. The leading central banks are expected to redouble their efforts to push down the dollar once the German decision is announced - something which may ease pressure on the pound if it changes the focus of attention in the foreign exchange markets.
12. The Pharmacopoeia is now aiming, quite literally, to redouble its efforts by setting itself a target of 1500 monographs, covering the main existing pharmaceutical substances.
13. We will redouble our efforts to reform the Common Agricultural Policy and will stoutly defend the interests of British farmers and consumers.