Traductions de „espouse“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » russe

espouse [ɪˈspaʊz] VERBE trans form (support)

espouse

подде́рживать

espouse belief

отста́ивать

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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The five attorneys who volunteered to defend the communists were familiar with leftist causes and personally supported the defendants' rights to espouse communist views.

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However, secular forces emerged from the revolution espousing principles shared with religious groups: freedom, social justice and dignity.

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The term can also mean one who espouses the ideal that war is necessary, and has the means and authority to engage in war.

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Instead of espousing the interests of the throne, he joined the insurgent comuneros.

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Reserve divisions were kept approximately 15mi km behind the front lines instead of assembling close behind the second line as espoused by the defence-in-depth doctrine.

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Individuals tend to espouse theories, which are what they intend to follow, and theories-in-use, which are what they actually do.

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He also started the newspapers "and", espousing radical revolution.

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Ron initially resists, but soon espouses his libertarian beliefs to her.

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Specifically, she seeks to understand how art can be politically effective without espousing particular political causes.

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Longitudinal research demonstrates that people's personality trajectories can often be explained by the social roles they espoused and relinquished throughout their life stages.

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