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morale [məˈrɑːl, Am -ˈræl] N no pl

morale

дух m без мн

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сломявам волята/духа на нкг

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Now, however, as it has been quite some time, they are weary, low in morale, and out of ideas. en.wikipedia.org

Morale was low and troops were infrequently relieved due to its unpopularity. en.wikipedia.org

The emperor refused after he considered the morale of the troops. en.wikipedia.org

All are rated for strength, firepower, weaponry, morale, and movement. en.wikipedia.org

This was used as a boost to the morale and energy levels of the fighting boys. en.wikipedia.org

Units also possess a morale value, which can positively or negatively affect their performance. en.wikipedia.org

Morale in the besieged garrison fell as the bombardment (and declining rations) took their toll. en.wikipedia.org

The cheers allow campers to feel a sense of belonging to the camp and raise spirits and morale among staff and campers alike. en.wikipedia.org

The plan was responsible for a terrific upswing in the morale of the men with long overseas service. en.wikipedia.org

They set out to prove that uniforms can improve morale and make a workforce feel better about themselves. en.wikipedia.org

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