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Перевод: commandeer

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принудительно набирать; реквизировать; присваивать

Тезаурус:

1. Myeloski had then insisted that they commandeer the seats on either side, thus ensuring them of privacy on the journey.
2. But these reactions are a later development when anger has begun to take the system over and commandeer all its ways of expressing displeasure.
3. Viruses invade animal, plant and bacterial cells, and commandeer the complex molecular machinery of the cell for their own uses - most notably the rapid production and release of more viruses.
4. Commandeer from him what you require.
5. An Inquisitor could commandeer whatsoever he wished; and Jaq had provisioned his own ship exquisitely.
6. In the name of keeping the community secure in a hostile world, those leaders gag dissidents, suppress what they define as "deviant" behaviour, and commandeer community resources.
7. All that was needed was for someone to take Rowland's ascetic vision/version of soul fanaticism and commandeer it for political ends.
8. The Crown had long had an unquestioned right to commandeer ships from coastal towns.
9. The glum and the cheery would at least have agreed that getting the best artist for one's pictures was crucial, and some rows, as for instance between Albert Gunther and Francis Day, were over attempts to commandeer an artist.
10. The arbiter over these matters would appear to be the VPK, which is empowered to commandeer resources where required, and whose work programmes carry the force of law.
11. Waiting at the border was the irrepressible Gertrude Wijsmller with a bus she had managed to commandeer.
12. Coal gave Europe the industrial supremacy which enabled her to commandeer petroleum supplies when she later needed them, but even in 1939 coal was still her fundamental source of power.
13. There would have to be several men involved in the racket, McCloy himself, two or three men to commandeer the lorry and incapacitate the driver as well as Hatton.