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Перевод: press

[существительное]
надавливание; жим ; выжимание; пресс ; давка ; свалка ; спешка ; пресса ; печать ; печатание; типография ; печатный станок; вербовка силой;
[глагол]
жать (сжимать); нажимать; пожимать; нажать; надавить; прижимать; поднажать; давить; выжимать; выдавливать; прессовать; штамповать; гладить; выгладить; отутюжить; разгладить; выжимать штангу; теснить; напирать; припадать; стеснять; затруднять; настаивать; требовать немедленных действий; торопить; навязывать; наседать; тревожить; тяготить; угнетать; насильно вербовать; вербовать силой; реквизировать; тесниться

Тезаурус:

1. However, brief mention should be made here of the Indian press.
2. Lift a wedge of the mortar up the vertical face of the hawk and press in place with trowel edge
3. On 22 October 1980 Gabriel Ferrucci, president of Raybestos Manhattan's international division, flew into Cork to appear at a joint press conference with IDA at which the company announced its intention to pull out of Ireland.
4. The Chemistry in Britain editorial office, like many others, contains several battered copies of "Collins" - F. Howard Collins' Authors' and printers' dictionary , published at the beginning of the century by Oxford University Press (OUP) and still going strong in the guise of the Oxford dictionary for writers and editors .
5. This was seized upon by the press, who in headlines proclaimed that the Report was weak on grammar.
6. It seemed reckless to press on, and we had just passed a safe, if inconvenient, landing site.
7. Instant wisdom proffered by some commentators in the quality press is that Labour's task is forlorn.
8. Apply it to one surface then press together quickly and accurately to make a good contact.
9. HOT OFF THE PRESS
10. We would like to see more careful quality control and we will continue to press for it.
11. The quotation here is based on the edition of Pearl by E. V. Gordon (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1953), originally meant to be a co-operative venture with Tolkien; and I would translate it as follows:
12. Finally press number 1 to keep it there.
13. The DoE's difficulty was made worse by its maladroit handling of the press and contacts with Britain's scientists and environmental groups.