warfare

warfare
n
война; боевые действия; способ ведения войны

to conduct warfare — вести войну / боевые действия

to transform warfare — изменять характер войны

to wage warfare — вести войну / боевые действия

- anti-submarine warfare
- atomic warfare
- bacteriological warfare
- barbarous warfare
- biological warfare
- bush warfare - conventional warfare
- counterguerrilla warfare
- counterrevolutionary warfare
- covert warfare
- ecological warfare
- economic warfare
- environmental warfare
- germ warfare
- global warfare
- guerrilla warfare
- inhuman methods of warfare
- maneuver warfare
- means of warfare
- meteorological warfare
- minor warfare
- mobile warfare
- naval warfare
- nuclear warfare
- out-and-out warfare
- partisan warfare
- petty warfare
- political warfare
- price warfare
- psychological warfare
- radiological methods of warfare
- radiological warfare
- rules of warfare
- space warfare
- strategic warfare
- submarine warfare
- trench warfare
- tribal warfare
- triphibious warfare
- U-boat warfare
- undersea warfare
- unrestricted warfare

Politics english-russian dictionary. 2013.

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