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Перевод: acquiescence

[существительное]
молчаливое согласие; неохотное согласие; уступка ; уступчивость

Тезаурус:

1. The Soviets, Iraq's patron in the days of superpower bi-polarity, were immediately rewarded with a 4 billion Saudi Arabian loan for their vote in favour of the Resolution; Syria got 1.5 billion from the Saudis and a free hand in Lebanon from the US; and for their acquiescence, several Non-Aligned States got promises of IMF loans or World Bank credit.
2. In fact, the advice was almost certainly correct and, in any case, there is little room for doubt that if Elizabeth's inheritance was revolutionary, it enjoyed immediate acquiescence and has manifestly been effective.
3. For I was still struggling in the web you had woven, like a helpless insect wanting to escape, yet hypnotized into acquiescence and adoration by the spider's malefic eyes and enveloping threads, wound slowly one by one round my resistless mind:
4. Mona, two years younger, was the more likely to clash with him, but this day she agreed to be ruled by Maggie's acquiescence.
5. And having long been supported by the institution he will be crucially aware that it expects a degree of loyalty verging on deference or acquiescence.
6. However, the teacher had not initially understood the request completely and the acquiescence with regard to going outdoors had led Sherman to believe that he could also go see the gorillas.
7. With American acquiescence, the UN has recently endorsed the principle that an international peace conference on Palestine might be useful at an appropriate time.
8. Declaration of a republic, by the monarch or by Ministers, could have no legal effect upon legislation recognising the monarchy and would be revolutionary thus depending for its constitutionality upon acquiescence and effectiveness.
9. McLeish glanced at Catherine who was already on her feet, and Jennifer Morgan nodded in acquiescence.
10. Their acquiescence was to be encouraged by a campaign of information and by mobilising convinced peasants to persuade recalcitrant ones, but nothing could stop the tractors from moving in on the appointed day.
11. In theory Syria could resettle many more, including the refugees in Lebanon, which Meir Pa'il proposes it resettles in return for Israeli acquiescence in Syria's incorporation of Lebanon.
12. "There are hopes that the senate can be out-manoeuvred and forced into reluctant acquiescence," the diplomat said.
13. This in large part won in return their acquiescence in the research, at least for the majority, even though this was usually a reluctant and resigned co-operation.