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1. n
1) (общее) дело2) причина, основание; повод3) юр. судебное дело, судебный процесс•
to advance the cause of peace — способствовать делу мира
to advocate the cause of democracy — отстаивать дело демократии
to fight for a just cause — бороться за правое дело
to gain one's cause — выиграть процесс
to give cause for optimism — давать основания для оптимизма
to harm the cause of peace — наносить ущерб / вред делу мира
to maintain the common cause — защищать общее дело
to make common cause with smb — действовать сообща с кем-л.
to plead a cause — защищать дело в суде
to rally smb to one's cause — сплачивать кого-л. в поддержку своего дела
to sell out one's cause — предавать свое дело
- cause of national liberationto serve a cause — служить какому-л. делу
- causes of war
- committed to the liberal cause
- economic causes
- efficient cause
- formal cause
- internal cause
- just cause
- legitimate cause
- lost cause
- national cause
- noble cause
- primary cause
- prime cause
- probable cause
- remote cause of smth
- social cause 2. vвызывать; порождать; быть причиной, быть поводомto cause turmoil — вызывать смятение / сумятицу
Politics english-russian dictionary. 2013.
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