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1 foreign/import component
импортная составляющая (см. local component)Англо-русский глоссарий алюминиевой промышленности > foreign/import component
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2 import
1. im'po:t verb(to bring in (goods etc) from abroad usually for sale: We import wine from France.) importar
2. 'impo:t noun1) (something which is imported from abroad: Our imports are greater than our exports.) importación2) (the act of bringing in goods from abroad: the import of wine.) importación•- importer
import1 n artículo de importación / producto de importaciónimport2 vb importartr['ɪmpɔːt]1 (article) artículo de importación2 (activity) importación nombre femenino1 importar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLimport controls controles nombre masculino plural de importaciónimport trade comercio de importación————————tr[ɪm'pɔːt]1 formal use (meaning) significado2 formal use (importance) importancia1 formal use (mean) significarimport [ɪm'port] vt1) signify: significar2) : importarto import foreign cars: importar autos extranjerosimport ['ɪm.port] n1) significance: importancia f, significación f2) importationn.• importación s.f.• importancia s.f.• mercancía importada s.f.• significado s.m.v.• importar v.• significar v.
I 'ɪmpɔːrt, 'ɪmpɔːt1) ( Busn)a) u ( act) importación f; (before n)import duties — derechos mpl de importación
b) c ( article)2) u ( significance) (frml) importancia f, trascendencia f
II ɪm'pɔːrt, ɪm'pɔːta) \<\<goods/idea\>\> importar1. ['ɪmpɔːt]N1) (Comm) (=article) artículo m importado, artículo m de importación; (=importing) importación fluxury imports — artículos mpl de lujo importados or de importación
the idea is an American import — (fig) es una idea importada de América
to be of great import — tener mucha trascendencia or importancia
it is of no great import — no tiene mayor trascendencia or importancia
they were slow to realise the import of his speech — tardaron en darse cuenta de la trascendencia de su discurso
2. [ɪm'pɔːt]VT1) importar ( from de) ( into en)imported2) frm (=mean, imply) significar, querer decir3.['ɪmpɔːt]CPD [licence, quota] de importaciónimport duty N — derechos mpl de importación
import tax N — derecho m de importación
import trade N — comercio m importador
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I ['ɪmpɔːrt, 'ɪmpɔːt]1) ( Busn)a) u ( act) importación f; (before n)import duties — derechos mpl de importación
b) c ( article)2) u ( significance) (frml) importancia f, trascendencia f
II [ɪm'pɔːrt, ɪm'pɔːt]a) \<\<goods/idea\>\> importar -
3 import
1 [invoer van koopwaren] import(ation)2 [ingevoerde koopwaar] import(s)3 [pejoratief; figuurlijk] foreign elements/customs/ideas/products 〈enz.〉♦voorbeelden:3 in deze wijk woont bijna allemaal import • there are hardly any locals (left) in this neighbourhood -
4 import
A n1 Comm, Econ ( item of merchandise) importation f, produit m importé ; ( act of importing) importation f (of, from de) ; foreign imports importations fpl étrangères ;2 ( cultural borrowing) apport m (from à) ;4 ( importance) importance f ; of no (great) import de peu d'importance ; of political import qui a une importance politique.B modif [ban, cost, price, quota, surcharge, surplus] d'importation ; [bill, increase, rise] des importations.C vtr2 Comput importer [data, file]. -
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6 import
1. n эк. ввоз, импорт2. n эк. импорт; предметы ввоза, статьи импорта, ввозимые товары3. v эк. ввозить, импортировать4. n книжн. значение, смысл, суть, сущность5. n книжн. важность; значительность6. v книжн. выражать, означать, подразумеватьwhat does this news import? — что означает это сообщение?, в чём смысл этого сообщения?
7. v книжн. иметь значение, быть важнымСинонимический ряд:1. foreign-made (adj.) exotic; foreign; foreign-made; from abroad; imported; transnational2. amount (noun) amount; burden; drift; purport; substance3. foreign commodity (noun) foreign commodity; foreign merchandise4. importance (noun) concern; consequence; importance; magnitude; moment; momentousness; pith; portent; significance; weight; weightiness; worth5. meaning (noun) acceptation; idea; intendment; intent; meaning; message; point; sense; significancy; signification; sum and substance; understanding; value6. barter (verb) barter; trade7. convey (verb) convey; imply; portend; signify8. introduce from abroad (verb) bring goods in; buy abroad; ferry in; freight in; introduce; introduce from abroad; ship in; transport into the country; truck in9. mean (verb) add up to; connote; count; denote; express; intend; matter; mean; spell; weighАнтонимический ряд:domestic goods; export; insignificance; state -
7 import
1. transitive verb2) (signify) bedeuten2. noun2) (article imported) Importgut, das3) (meaning, importance) Bedeutung, die* * *1. [im'po:t] verb(to bring in (goods etc) from abroad usually for sale: We import wine from France.) importieren, einführen2. ['impo:t] noun1) (something which is imported from abroad: Our imports are greater than our exports.) der Import2) (the act of bringing in goods from abroad: the import of wine.) die Einfuhr•- academic.ru/37124/importation">importation- importer* * *im·portI. vt[ɪmˈpɔ:t, AM -ˈpɔ:rt]1. (bring in)▪ to \import sth [from sth] products etw [aus etw dat] importieren [o einführen]; ideas, customs etw [von etw dat] übernehmen2. COMPUT▪ to \import sth etw importieren▪ to \import sth etw bedeuten [o besagenII. vi[ɪmˈpɔ:t, AM -ˈpɔ:rt]III. n[ˈɪmpɔ:t, AM -pɔ:rt]\import of capital Kapitaleinfuhr f\import duty Einfuhrzoll mluxury \import Luxusimport m\imports Importe pl, Einfuhren plforeign \imports Auslandsimporte pl* * *['ɪmpɔːt]1. nto be of ( great) import to sb — für jdn von (großer) Bedeutung sein
2. vt[ɪm'pɔːt]* * *A v/t1. WIRTSCH importieren, einführen:3. bedeuten, besagen4. mit enthalten, einbegreifen5. betreffen, angehen, interessieren, Bedeutung haben fürB v/i1. WIRTSCH importieren, einführen:importing country Einfuhrland n;importing firm Importfirma f2. von Wichtigkeit sein, Bedeutung habenC s [ˈımp-]1. WIRTSCH Einfuhr(handel) f(m), Import m2. WIRTSCH Import-, Einfuhrartikel m3. pl WIRTSCHa) (Gesamt)Import m, (-)Einfuhr fb) Importgüter pl, Einfuhrware f4. Bedeutung f:a) Sinn mb) Wichtigkeit f, Tragweite f, Gewicht nD adj WIRTSCH Einfuhr…, Import…:import bounty Einfuhrprämie f;import duty Einfuhrzoll m;import permit Einfuhrbewilligung f;imp. abk1. imperative2. imperfect3. impersonal4. import (importation)5. important* * *1. transitive verb2) (signify) bedeuten2. noun1) (process, amount imported) Import, der; Einfuhr, die2) (article imported) Importgut, das3) (meaning, importance) Bedeutung, die* * *n.Einfuhr -en f. v.importieren v. -
8 import
I 1. ['ɪmpɔːt]2) (cultural borrowing) prestito m.3) form. (meaning) significato m.4) (importance) importanza f.2.modificatore [ban, price] d'importazione; [ increase] delle importazioniII [ɪm'pɔːt]1) comm. econ. importare (to in)2) inform. importare [data, file]* * *1. [im'po:t] verb(to bring in (goods etc) from abroad usually for sale: We import wine from France.) importare2. ['impo:t] noun1) (something which is imported from abroad: Our imports are greater than our exports.) importazione2) (the act of bringing in goods from abroad: the import of wine.) importazione•- importer* * *I 1. ['ɪmpɔːt]2) (cultural borrowing) prestito m.3) form. (meaning) significato m.4) (importance) importanza f.2.modificatore [ban, price] d'importazione; [ increase] delle importazioniII [ɪm'pɔːt]1) comm. econ. importare (to in)2) inform. importare [data, file] -
9 foreign
'forən1) (belonging to a country other than one's own: a foreign passport.) extranjero2) ((with to) not naturally part of: Anger was foreign to her nature.) ajeno a•foreign adj extranjerotr['fɒrɪn]1 (from abroad) extranjero,-a2 (dealing with other countries) exterior3 (strange) ajeno,-a, extraño,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLforeign affairs asuntos nombre masculino plural exterioresforeign aid ayuda exteriorforeign body cuerpo extrañoforeign correspondent corresponsal nombre masulino o femenino extranjero,-aforeign language lengua extranjera, idioma nombre masculino extranjeroforeign legion legión nombre femenino extranjeraForeign Minister Ministro,-a de Asuntos ExterioresForeign Ministry Ministerio de Asuntos ExterioresForeign Office SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL Ministerio de Asuntos Exterioresforeign policy política exteriorForeign Secretary SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL Ministro,-a de Asuntos Exterioresforeign trade comercio exteriorforeign ['fɔrən] adj1) : extranjero, exteriorforeign countries: países extranjerosforeign trade: comercio exterior2) alien: ajeno, extrañoforeign to their nature: ajeno a su caráctera foreign body: un cuerpo extrañoadj.• advenedizo, -a adj.• ajeno, -a adj.• exterior adj.• extranjero, -a adj.• extraño, -a adj.• forastero, -a adj.• foráneo, -a adj.'fɔːrən, 'fɑː-, 'fɒrən1)a) <custom/country/language> extranjerob) <policyade/relations> exteriorforeign debt — deuda f externa
2) ( alien)to be foreign TO something/somebody — ser* ajeno a algo/alguien
3) ( Med) extraño['fɒrɪn]1. ADJher job involves a lot of foreign travel — su trabajo supone que tiene que viajar a menudo por el extranjero
foreign news — noticias fpl internacionales
2) (Pol) [minister, ministry] de asuntos exteriores; [policy, relations] exterior4)•
foreign to —a) (=uncharacteristic of) ajeno a, impropio desuch behaviour was foreign to his nature — este comportamiento era ajeno a or impropio de su carácter
b) (=unfamiliar to) ajeno a2.CPDforeign affairs NPL — asuntos mpl exteriores
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs — Secretario(-a) m / f de Estado para Asuntos Exteriores
foreign affairs correspondent N — corresponsal mf de asuntos exteriores
foreign agent N — agente mf extranjero(-a)
foreign aid N — (=aid to other countries) ayuda f al extranjero, ayuda f internacional; (=aid from abroad) ayuda f internacional
foreign body N — frm cuerpo m extraño frm
foreign correspondent N — corresponsal mf en el extranjero
foreign currency N — moneda f extranjera
foreign currency income N — ingresos mpl de moneda extranjera
tourism is a major source of our foreign currency income — el turismo es una importante fuente de ingresos de moneda extranjera para nuestro país
foreign debt N — deuda f externa or exterior
foreign exchange N — (=currency) divisas fpl ; (=reserves) reservas fpl de divisas; (=market) mercado m de divisas; (=system) cambio m de divisas
tourism is Thailand's biggest earner of foreign exchange — el turismo es la principal fuente de divisas para Tailandia
foreign exchange dealer N — agente mf de cambio, operador(a) m / f cambiario(-a) or de cambio
foreign exchange market N — mercado m de divisas
foreign exchange rate N — tipo m de cambio de divisas
foreign exchange reserves NPL — reservas fpl de divisas
foreign exchange trader N — = foreign exchange dealer
foreign exchange trading N — operaciones fpl de cambio (de divisas)
foreign investment N — (from abroad) inversión f extranjera; (in other countries) inversión f en el extranjero
Foreign Minister N — Ministro(-a) m / f de Asuntos Exteriores
Foreign Ministry N — Ministerio m de Asuntos Exteriores
foreign national N — ciudadano(-a) m / f extranjero(-a)
the Foreign Office N — (Brit) el Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores
foreign policy N — política f exterior
Foreign Secretary N — (Brit) Ministro(-a) m / f de Asuntos Exteriores
foreign service N — (US) servicio m exterior
foreign trade N — comercio m exterior
* * *['fɔːrən, 'fɑː-, 'fɒrən]1)a) <custom/country/language> extranjerob) <policy/trade/relations> exteriorforeign debt — deuda f externa
2) ( alien)to be foreign TO something/somebody — ser* ajeno a algo/alguien
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10 import
im·port vt [ɪmʼpɔ:t, Am -ʼpɔ:rt]1) ( bring in)to \import sth [from sth] products etw [aus etw dat] importieren [o einführen]; ideas, customs etw [von etw dat] übernehmen2) computto \import sth etw importierento \import sth etw bedeuten [o besagen] vi [ɪmʼpɔ:t, Am -ʼpɔ:rt] importieren, Importhandel treiben ( from aus +dat) n [ʼɪmpɔ:t, Am -pɔ:rt]luxury \import Luxusimport m;foreign \imports Auslandsimporte mpl -
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اِسْتَورَدَ \ import: to bring (sth.) into a country: We import bicycles from Holland. \ اِسْتِيراد \ import: the act of bringing trading goods into a country: The import of foreign meat was forbidden. \ سِلْعَة مُسْتَوْردَة \ import: sth. that is brought into a country for trade: Oil is one of Britain’s chief imports. -
12 Foreign Credit Insurance Association
орг.сокр. FCIA межд. эк., фин., амер. Ассоциация страхования иностранных кредитов (ассоциация страховых компаний, созданная в 1961 г. при содействии Экспортно-импортного банка США; страхует кредиты, предоставленные американскими экспортерами иностранным покупателям)Syn:See:Export-Import Bank of the United States, Export-Import Bank of the United States, export credit, export credit insurance
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abbrev.: FCIA Foreign Credit Insurance Association Ассоциация страхования иностранных кредитов (США): ассоциация 50 страховых компаний, созданная в 1961 г. при содействии Экспортно-импортного банка США; страхует кредиты, предоставленные американскими экспортерами иностранным покупателям (политический риск берет на себя ЭИБ).* * ** * *. . Словарь экономических терминов .Англо-русский экономический словарь > Foreign Credit Insurance Association
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13 import-competing
прил.межд. эк. конкурирующий с импортом (об отечественных отраслях, предприятиях, товарах и т. д., которые конкурируют на внутреннем рынке страны с иностранными производителями и товарами)import-competing industries [firms, goods\] — конкурирующие с импортом отрасли [фирмы, товары\]
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14 import competition
межд. эк. импортная конкуренция, конкуренция со стороны импорта (конкуренция, с которой сталкиваются отечественные производители в результате поступления на внутренний рынок импортных товаров и услуг)See:competitive import, import-competing, export competition, foreign competition, international competition, import-sensitive products* * * -
15 foreign competition
эк. иностранная конкуренция ( конкуренция со стороны иностранных производителей)to protect domestic industries from foreign competition — защищать отечественные отрасли от иностранной конкуренции
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16 import racing scene
Общая лексика: тю (The Import scene or Import racing scene refers to the subculture that revolves around modifying imported brand cars, especially those of Japanese brands, for street racing in foreign countries.) -
17 foreign trade bank
банк. внешнеторговый банк (банк, специализирующийся на кредитовании импорта и экспорта, страховании экспортных кредитов и проведении внешнеторговых расчетов; выражение часто встречается в переводных названиях соответствующих банков неанглоязычных стран, в частности, России, Болгарии, Венгрии, Камбоджи, Мексики)Syn:See:* * *Банки/Банковские операцииВнешторгбанк - АО, акции которого принадлежат государственным, кооперативным и общественным организациям -
18 import turnover
межд. эк. оборот по импорту, оборот импорта, импортный оборот* (объем импортных операций, проводимых в экономике в целом, в каком-л. секторе экономики или отдельным предприятием, т. е. общая стоимость импортированных товаров и услуг)See:* * * -
19 foreign capital
фин., межд. эк. иностранный капитал (капитал, инвестированный на территории данной страны иностранными лицами)See:* * *. . Словарь экономических терминов .* * *капитал во всех его формах, принадлежащий зарубежным владельцам -
20 foreign trade price
межд. эк. внешнеторговая цена (цена, по которой товар или услуга продается иностранным покупателям или покупается у иностранных поставщиков)Syn:See:* * *
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