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Перевод: annihilation

[существительное]
уничтожение; истребление; отмена ; упразднение
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Тезаурус:

1. Short of mass expulsion or the annihilation of the Albanians of Kosovo, the problems of Kosovo will never be solved until the Serbs accept the Albanians as an equal national component of Yugoslavia, entitled to the same treatment as all the other Yugoslav nations.
2. But, as people began to ask, in what circumstances would such an act of out-and-out mass annihilation be justified?
3. "The Shah accepted them but not the Ayatollah; persecuted to annihilation."
4. A woman tractor driver, Ms G. Serzhantovich, said: "I consider that the formation of an independent Lithuanian Communist Party will lead to its annihilation.
5. However, it was pleased to see the electoral annihilation of Terry Fields, former MP for Liverpool Broadgreen, who was expelled from the party over his Militant links.
6. Their nobility was insecure because it rested on inheritance and not moment-to-moment creation in the face of annihilation."
7. So too the yawning depths of the wave, even while threatening annihilation, hold out the promise of rebirth.
8. That the Nibelungenlied , the Ur-epic of both Rhine and Danube, should have as its ending the annihilation of the German army at the court of King Etzel (Attila) in Hungary, sounds like the over-stretched irony of some modern tragedian.
9. Consider Richard Hooker's declaration: "God hath his influence into the very essence of all things, without which influence of Deity supporting them their utter annihilation could not choose but follow" ( Laws , ii.
10. One, stating that "the great task imposed on us in the struggle against Bolshevism resides in the annihilation of eternal Jewry", went on: "Only when you see what the Jew has brought about here in Russia, can you really understand why the Fhrer began the struggle against Jewry.
11. He now declared the aim of the NSDAP to be simply the "annihilation and extirpation of the Marxist world view", and during 1923, as the notion of a heroic, final struggle between two opposed Weltanschauungen seemed to grow in his mind, the Jews played a less overt role in Hitler's public statements, whereas the sole, mortal enemy of the Nazi Movement was now proclaimed to be Marxism.
12. The optimism of 1959 which runs through them is quite breathtaking at this distance in time: "Some experts insist on talking as if the only choices were immediate surrender, immediate preventive war or eventual world annihilation," Kahn declared.
13. The satisfied, the happy, do not love; they fall asleep in habit, near neighbour to annihilation.