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Перевод: impoverish

[глагол]
доводить до бедности; доводить до обнищания; лишать средств; обеднять; истощать почву; подрывать; делать неинтересным; делать скучным

Тезаурус:

1. The oboe tends to impoverish the tone of the violins and to make it sound thin and pinched.
2. This puts the second family at only just above income support levels and there is therefore a danger that one of the main effects of these changes will be to impoverish second families without directly helping first families.
3. To interpret is to impoverish, to deplete the world - in order to set up a shadow of "meanings"".
4. It was one thing to impoverish his people and terrorize them, even to assassinate his opponents abroad.
5. They also impoverish the air by inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide, as all animals do.
6. Destroy them and we will impoverish future generations simply because we are unable to live within our environmental means."
7. Yet to impose a purely "universal" reading on a novel such as Pedro Pramo is to impoverish it, for it also - and more immediately - conjures up associations with the ancient Mexican myth of Quetzalcoatl's journey to Mictlan, the kingdom of the dead, and the world into which we are introduced is one where the indigenous cultural tradition constitutes a living presence.
8. Challenging Labour councillors to join the non-payment campaign and "fight Thatcher", she said: "The poll tax is designed to impoverish our class.
9. Whatever its actual effect, the English wanted at least to make sure that they would not be out of pocket over expansion in America, and the fear that they would lose money was expressed by the economist Charles Davenant when he wrote in 1698: "it cannot reasonably be admitted that the mother country should impoverish herself to enrich the children nor that Britain should weaken herself to strengthen America."
10. Finally, instrumental doubling can impoverish the tone of a singer, especially if the instruments used have thin tone, such as the oboe or upper strings.
11. It would be a criticism if I was doing it to impoverish myself".
12. Since Mr Kinnock will keep them in the ERM and impoverish them still further, they will get no joy of him.
13. Buying a commission for one of its members, it must be remembered, could impoverish a poor noble family for decades; and if the holder died in the performance of his duties the sum paid was lost to it.