immobilise брит., австрал., immobilize [ɪˈməʊbəlaɪz, америк. -ˈmoʊ-] ГЛ. перех. америк.
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Some power-ups aid the player by immobilising and hindering the opponent, while others grant temporary invulnerability and allow the user to score a goal more easily.
en.wikipedia.org We threaten almost to immobilise ourselves by this strange, ubiquitous complex of vicarious grieving.
www.telegraph.co.uk However, had the flying deck been damaged during action, they may have fallen onto the turrets, immobilising them.
en.wikipedia.org This would immobilise substantial portions of the tech sector and spark serious international conflicts.
www.independent.ie The test involved seeing if a reflection of the laser off the satellite could be picked up, and wasn't intended to damage or immobilise the satellite.
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