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(emb.)міжторг. ембарго; забороназаборона уряду на ввезення (import) в країну або вивезення (export) з неї певних товарів (goods); ♦ ембарго накладається з політичних або економічних причин═════════■═════════arms embargo ембарго на зброю; exchange embargo ембарго на іноземну валюту; export embargo ембарго на експорт; government embargo урядова заборона; import embargo ембарго на імпорт; temporary embargo тимчасова заборона; trade embargo ембарго на торгівлю; transit embargo заборона транзитного перевезення═════════□═════════embargo against (a country) ембарго проти (країни); embargo on coal ембарго на вугілля; embargo on export ембарго на експорт; embargo on foreign exchange ембарго на іноземну валюту; embargo on gold ембарго на золото; embargo on imports ембарго на імпорт; embargo on oil ембарго на нафту; to be under an embargo бути під ембарго; to impose an embargo накладати/ накласти ембарго • забороняти/заборонити; to lift an embargo скасовувати/скасувати ембарго • знімати/зняти ембарго; to place an embargo накладати/накласти ембарго; to remove an embargo скасовувати/скасувати ембарго • знімати/зняти ембаргоembargo ‡ trade restraints (393)═════════◇═════════ембарго < ісп. embargo — заборона; накладення арешту (СІС: 247)
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