war [wɔ:ʳ] СУЩ.
1. war no мн. (armed conflict):
anti-ˈwar ПРИЛ.
anti-war march, speech:
- anti-war
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civ·il ˈwar СУЩ.
- civil war
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ˈtrade war СУЩ.
- trade war
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ˈwar atroc·ities СУЩ. мн.
- war atrocities
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ˈwar cor·res·pond·ent СУЩ.
- war correspondent
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ˈwar ef·fort СУЩ.
- war effort
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Throughout the game, there was no announcement whatsoever through the loudspeakers, although radio broadcasters in the booths continually were breaking into their accounts of the game with war bulletins.
dailysignal.com But in 1861 everything changed when the American Civil War began, which caused a drastic reduction in the number of emigrants.
en.wikipedia.org While that the Sudanese not started arriving in significant numbers until the 1980s, in his majority to escape the civil war in his country.
en.wikipedia.org A period of civil war ensued, with no ruler able to hold office for more than a year.
en.wikipedia.org Thus, any war of succession is by definition an internecine war, but not necessarily a civil war.
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