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Перевод: forge

[прилагательное]
кузнечный;
[существительное]
кузница ; кузнечный горн ;
[глагол]
ковать; выковать; подделывать; выдумывать; изобретать; возглавлять; лидировать; постепенно выход`ить на первое место; постепенно обгонять

Тезаурус:

1. This is particularly apparent in MDC's efforts to forge alliances with local authorities in its extended area and to complement their regeneration efforts.
2. We have to be out on the streets documenting the revolution and helping to forge our new democracy.
3. This was inspired by the first Renaissance programme in 1943 in which leading business interests in Pittsburgh took the initiative to forge a partnership with city government to address three critical problems of the time: air pollution, flooding, physical dereliction.
4. We turn to the right and find a long line of Loose Boxes extending to the Forge
5. It seemed quite strange to read an allegation about the Royal Show being merely a big local show placed on the same page in FARMERS WEEKLY as a paragraph mentioning the fact that German ministers were at the Royal Show to forge links between the UK farmers and farm businesses.
6. Equally, pupils who are very able should be allowed to forge ahead, to embark on tests beyond the scope of any so far envisaged.
7. You will then be able to forge a rewarding and successful relationship with your horse.
8. She was trying to forge permanent links between France and Scotland because only then could the house of Valois survive against the monstrous growth of Hapsburg power, centred on Spain and the Empire, controlling the Netherlands and, in the very year she became regent, clutching England into its maw with the marriage of Philip and Mary.
9. Defeated at the 1935 Labour Party Conference, the Socialist League and Cripps attempted to forge an alliance with Tribune (formed to further the "united front" against fascism), the Communists and the Constituency Labour Party Association through a new, "united front" campaign.
10. The workers occupying the Mulhouse forge were told that unless they left the premises immediately they would be "forced to do so".
11. The Cogelow range of chisels were created by the American carver, Fred Cogelow and are now being made in Britain by Henry Taylor Tools at The Forge, Lowther Road, Sheffield S6 2DR, (0742) 336978.
12. The fire in the forge was kept going from Monday morning through to next week-end.
13. The smith and his sister, equally brawny, set their apprentice sweating at the bellows of the forge, to repair weapons, ship's fittings, armour.