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Перевод: aftermath

[существительное]
второй покос; второй укос; отава [с.-х.] ; последствие; последствия

Тезаурус:

1. The Gulf War and its aftermath have shown the crucial need for stronger and more effective world institutions capable of upholding international law and enforcing respect for human rights.
2. The violence done to Tom Cairns's inventive set, like the aftermath of an explosion, is an apt symbol of the turmoil in the characters' brains.
3. on the day itself, there is not only the opening of the presents, and the party, but also the aftermath when it's all over to provide a fitting finale to the day's activities.
4. A remarkable example of back-bench influence on the Prime Minister was seen in the resignation of Leon Brittan from Trade and Industry in the aftermath of Westland.
5. We asked him here about the Eighties and their aftermath.
6. IN THE AFTERMATH of Christmas such multiple agencies as Thomas Cook, Pickfords and Lunn Poly have been holding sales, knocking off 50, 70 and 100 off many holidays.
7. His peevish response to the Gulf War aftermath, April 1991
8. In the aftermath of the Arthur trial, Dr Michael Thomas of the BMA said:
9. Matters came to a climax over Brands Hatch and its aftermath (a subject fully treated in the chapter on Hunt).
10. The urgency which at this stage was given to the need for a new War Department building was a direct aftermath of the Crimean War.
11. Nothing came of this love, but it might have been more tactful, in the aftermath of Phoebe's tragic death, for Thomson to have used pseudonyms.
12. The only long-term logic of such pacts is that which Sir David Steel adumbrated in the aftermath of the Alliance's 1987 election disappointment.
13. However, the aftermath of the French Revolution suggests that Ireland's fate might have been equally unpleasant had Humbert succeeded in his mission.