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reform


Definition: Meaning of, reform in English to Russian dictionary.

Pronunciation: / rɪˈfɔːm /

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Prsesent Past Past Participle
reform reformed reformed
Present Participle Third Person Singular
reforming reforms
  1. реформировать
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  2. преобразовывать
    SYNONYM
    translate, reorganize, reorganise
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  3. исправлять
    SYNONYM
    correct, fix, mend, rectify, repair
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  4. переформировывать
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  5. исправляться
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    right, better, straighten
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  6. перестраивать
    SYNONYM
    rebuild, reconstruct, rearrange, realign, overhaul
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  7. искоренять
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    eradicate, uproot, extirpate, exterminate
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  8. улучшать
    SYNONYM
    improve, better, refine, perfect, improve on
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  9. улучшаться
    SYNONYM
    improve, better, ameliorate, develop
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  10. переделывать
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    alter, rework, remake, remodel, redo
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  11. перестраиваться
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  12. перековываться
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Word Forms:
Singular Plural
reform reforms
[uncountable and countable]
  1. реформа
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  2. преобразование
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    transformation, change, mapping, reorganization
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  3. исправление
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    correction, rectification, repair, redress, amendment
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  4. улучшение
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    improvement, enhancement, betterment, amelioration, development
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