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Перевод: subjugation

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покорение; подчинение
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Тезаурус:

1. As time passes the new bride is expected to take on the identity of her new family, making her subjugation complete.
2. It symbolises the subjugation of the individual to the joint personality.
3. Such critics have attempted to conceive or represent the other in a way which does not replicate the repression and subjugation inherent in the traditional ways of so doing (p. 58).
4. The subjugation of individual character in such cases - which on occasion even involves the removal of all traces of the pub's actual name - is particularly depressing.
5. golfers to maestro who took on the establishmentOpen victory put an end to system of subjugation
6. After the contents of the twentieth Party Congress speech sank in, there was a general revolt, logically enough, among the East European satellite regimes which Stalin had held in contemptuous subjugation.
7. Its justification was the lack of policy in the country since the death of James V; it attacked the desire for private profit of those who governed, and the threat of the subjugation of Scotland by the old enemy, England; and it asserted the signatories, zeal for justice, and the liberty and honour of the realm.
8. He did not return to London until early September, leaving his subordinates, especially John Churchill, recently created first Earl of Marlborough, to complete the subjugation of Ireland.
9. Subjugation of the Slavs
10. He could not, however, prevent the fall of Constantinople in 1453 and, with it, the final demise of the eastern empire and the complete subjugation of Serbia.
11. As a result, because they saw descent groups as enlarged families, something which Marx and Engels had themselves done in The German Ideology , but which they later emphatically rejected, Marx saw writers such as Maine arguing that monogamy, the subjugation of women, the nuclear family and private property were ineluctable basic principles in the nature of man.
12. His celebrated "secret" works, mainly from his early years, include a series of masochistic self-portraits, subjects in the terrible gear of subjugation and self-disgust, studies of penis and pistil, and move with astonishing art to consideration of the body (usually seen only in part) as a piece of classical relief.
13. You have mixed emotions about any collaboration - there's a lot of subjugation, a lot of domination."