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    Most frequently used vocabulary in Politics/News?

    What do you think are the most frequently used words in the news? I'm trying to compile a list of Russian vocabulary so others won't have a hard time reading Pravda or something.

    I'm looking for words like:
    to declare
    to discuss
    to impose sanctions
    uranium enrichment
    relations (between countries)
    trade
    deficit
    world poverty
    release

    ..etc

    Right now I'm at school, and my dictionary is at home. So tonight, hopefully, I'll come back and update the list with Russian words and such.

    Meanwhile, I'd really appreciate it if you guys would help! Not me, but anyone who wants to read the news po-russki.

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    Re: Most frequently used vocabulary in Politics/News?

    to declare - объявлять, заявлять, декларировать
    to discuss - обсуждать
    to impose sanctions - применить санкции
    uranium enrichment - обогащение урана
    relations (between countries) - отношения
    trade - торговля
    deficit - дефицит
    world poverty - проблема бедности(?)
    release - освободить
    Семь бед, один Reset

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    Можно использовать слово "сношение" в том же значении в этом контексте?

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    сношение is an old-fashioned word. I'm reading "Idiot" by Dostoevsly now and he uses this word quite a lot. But he lived two centuries ago! Actually, the word сношение can mean - an intercourse.
    You can say - у меня были с ним сношения несколько лет назад - which means - I had intercourse with him a few years ago.
    But in contemprorary language it might be misunderstood. People will think that you mean that you had sexual intercourse with him a few years ago.
    Do you get it?

    Ты имеешь в виду - сношение - relation? Думаю, что в таком значении это слово очень редко употребляется.
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    Лол, в таком случае, я думаю, что лучше использовать слово "отношение". Я не хочу производить не то впечатление ни на кого.

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    "A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read"
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    There is a real story about a girl who liked to mix with people and especially with foreigners, so she lerned this phrase in English: "Hello! My name's blablabla, I'd like to have an intercourse with you!" She knewonly one meaning of the word.
    «И всё, что сейчас происходит внутре — тоже является частью вселенной».

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    Re: Most frequently used vocabulary in Politics/News?

    Quote Originally Posted by wanja
    to declare - объявлять, заявлять, декларировать
    to discuss - обсуждать
    to impose sanctions - применить санкции
    uranium enrichment - обогащение урана
    relations (between countries) - отношения
    trade - торговля
    deficit - дефицит
    world poverty - проблема бедности(?)
    release - освободить
    to impose sanctions - накладывать санкции

    release - нужен контекст, т.к. очень много вариантов может быть.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rtyom
    There is a real story about a girl who liked to mix with people and especially with foreigners, so she lerned this phrase in English: "Hello! My name's blablabla, I'd like to have an intercourse with you!" She knewonly one meaning of the word.
    Does the story have the continuation?
    "A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read"
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    Re: Most frequently used vocabulary in Politics/News?

    Quote Originally Posted by wanja
    relations (between countries) - отношения
    международные отношения
    Не плюй в колодец, пригодится водицы, напиться.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
    Quote Originally Posted by Rtyom
    There is a real story about a girl who liked to mix with people and especially with foreigners, so she lerned this phrase in English: "Hello! My name's blablabla, I'd like to have an intercourse with you!" She knewonly one meaning of the word.
    Does the story have the continuation?
    The only thing I know is that everyone thought she was a maniac or something.
    «И всё, что сейчас происходит внутре — тоже является частью вселенной».

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    how about "nuculear" would that be ядарный or нукулеарный? =:^0

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    Quote Originally Posted by chaika
    how about "nuculear" would that be ядарный or нукулеарный? =:^0
    ядерный или атомный
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