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establish

/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/

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/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по созданию, основанию или учреждению чего-либо на стабильной или постоянной основе.

A verb used to indicate the act of setting up, founding, or creating something on a stable or permanent basis.

  1. Set up or foundB2formal

    To start or create something that is intended to last for a long time, such as an organization, system, or institution.

    ruОсновать

    • The company was established in 1995.
    • They established a new university in the city.
    • The government established a committee to investigate the issue.

    Synonymsconstitutecreatefoundinaugurateinitiateinstitutelaunchorganizeset upstart

    Antonymsabolishdestroydismantledissolveeradicateterminateuproot

  2. Prove or demonstrateB2formal

    To show that something is true or certain.

    ruУстановить

    • The scientist established a link between diet and health.
    • The lawyer established the defendant's innocence.
    • We need to establish the facts before making a decision.

    Synonymsconfirmcorroboratedemonstrateproveshowsubstantiatevalidateverify

    Antonymscontradictdisproveinvalidaterefute

  3. Achieve acceptance or recognitionB2formal

    To cause something to be accepted or recognized.

    ruЗаслужить признание

    • She quickly established herself as a leading expert in the field.
    • The artist established a reputation for innovative work.
    • He established a good relationship with his colleagues.

    Antonymsdebunkdiscreditdisproveinvalidaterefuteundermine

Forms
  • established past participle
  • established past simple
  • establishing present participle
  • establishes third person singular
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