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Перевод: impinge

[глагол]
сталкиваться; приходить в столкновение; ударяться; вторгаться; посягать; покушаться; нарушать

Тезаурус:

1. Given this, two questions arise: at what level does labourism operate? and what elements of working-class experience impinge on it?
2. The two painters downstairs impinge - directly through their crazy behaviour arousing suspicion against themselves, and indirectly through Porfiry.
3. To the scourge of this Depression dark voices were being added, and the shadows of armed conflict were beginning to impinge - a most unwelcome, even unbelievable thought to those who had, within the last 20 years, already risked their lives for King and country in "The War To End All Wars."
4. For 300 years or more our science has omitted any human attributes that may impinge upon or impede its mechanistic working model.
5. We are probably also acquainted with examples where local and national government, large and big business impinge on the local community.
6. But, in fact, latent inhibition is routinely obtained with stimuli that are diffuse and non-localized and thus seem certain to impinge on the subject's sense organs even in the absence of an overt OR.
7. It is often not appreciated how much of the stresses and assaults that impinge upon us are suppressed into the unconscious - an area which probably lies more on the spiritual plane than the mental one.
8. In this way the energy pattern of a cancer-causing agent can transfer itself via the field to impinge upon the cell if the cell exhibits a vulnerability or an attractiveness to the agent.
9. As with so many of these police powers which impinge on the rights of protesters to freedom of speech and assembly the high quality of police understanding and reasonableness is crucial to success.
10. You just run a lead up the groin and you can get away with it, because the shadow content is there, and it doesn't impinge .
11. The schizophrenic's and schizotypal individual's hypersensitivity, which many clinicians have emphasised, can be traced to weak modulation of stimuli that impinge upon the mind, leading to an undue awareness of events - both internal and external - less available to others.
12. He will actually be able to hear any noises which may occur - a telephone ringing or the traffic in the road outside - but those noises are unlikely to impinge on his consciousness or to interrupt his train of thought.
13. To people in racing, there was nothing more suspect than a professional who allowed outside concerns to impinge on the real world - the world of racing.