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suppress

/səˈpres/

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verb

/səˈpres/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по принудительному прекращению чего-либо, предотвращению выражения или высвобождения чего-либо, или сокрытию чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcibly putting an end to something, preventing the expression or release of something, or keeping something hidden or secret.

  1. Stop by forceB2formal

    To put an end to something by using force or authority.

    ruПодавить

    • The government suppressed the rebellion with military force.
    • Police were called to suppress the riot.
    • The regime suppressed all forms of dissent.

    Synonymscrushovercomeput downquellrepresssquelchstamp outsubdue

    Antonymsencouragefomentinciteinstigateprovoke

  2. Restrain or hold backB2formal

    To consciously prevent yourself from showing a feeling or doing something.

    ruПодавлять

    • She suppressed a laugh during the serious meeting.
    • He struggled to suppress his anger.
    • I had to suppress the urge to interrupt him.

    Synonymsbottle upcheckcontaincontrolcurbhold backinhibitrepressrestrainstifle

    Antonymsexpressreleaseshowvent

  3. Prevent from being knownB2formal

    To prevent information from being published or known.

    ruСкрывать

    • The company tried to suppress the negative report.
    • The court ordered the newspaper to suppress the article.
    • They suppressed evidence that could have helped the case.

    Synonymscensorconcealcover uphidehush upmuzzlesilencestiflewithhold

    Antonymsbroadcastdisclosedivulgeexposereveal

Forms
  • suppressed past participle
  • suppressed past simple
  • suppressing present participle
  • suppresses third person singular
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