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3 contraband traffic
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4 contraband traffic
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > contraband traffic
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5 contraband traffick
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6 contraband
1) контрабанда, перемитництво, незаконне ввезення; контрабандні товари2) перемитний, контрабандний; заборонений (до ввезення)•- contraband channel
- contraband export of goods
- contraband goods
- contraband import of goods
- contraband in arms
- contraband of war
- contraband property
- contraband trade
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1. n контрабандаcontraband property — контрабандное имущество, контрабанда
2. n контрабандный товар3. n амер. ист. беглый негр4. a контрабандный5. v редк. заниматься контрабандойСинонимический ряд:1. prohibited (adj.) banned; bootleg; forbidden; hot; illegal; illicit; prohibited; unauthorized; unlawful2. illegal trafficking (noun) black marketeering; bootlegging; illegal trafficking; illegality; piracy; poaching; smuggling; trafficking3. smuggle (verb) bootleg; run; smuggle -
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n1) движение; сообщение; транспорт2) перевозки; грузооборот3) торговля4) фрахт; грузы
- air traffic
- aircraft traffic
- airline traffic
- border traffic
- cargo traffic
- coastal traffic
- coastwise traffic
- commercial traffic
- container traffic
- containerized traffic
- contraband traffic
- direct traffic
- domestic traffic
- export traffic
- fast freight traffic
- fast goods traffic
- feeder traffic
- ferry traffic
- freight traffic
- frontier traffic
- full container load traffic
- general cargo traffic
- goods traffic
- groupage traffic
- heavy traffic
- heavy lorry traffic
- high-rated traffic
- high-value commodity traffic
- highway traffic
- illegal traffic
- inland traffic
- intercity traffic
- intermodal traffic
- international traffic
- international passenger traffic
- interurban traffic
- line traffic
- liner traffic
- local traffic
- long-distance traffic
- long-distance goods traffic
- long haul freight traffic
- maritime traffic
- merchandise traffic
- mixed traffic
- oceangoing traffic
- outwards traffic
- overseas traffic
- packaged cargo traffic
- passenger traffic
- perishable traffic
- piggyback traffic
- rail traffic
- railroad traffic
- railway traffic
- railway transit traffic
- refrigerated traffic
- river traffic
- road traffic
- sea traffic
- short-distance goods traffic
- short haul freight traffic
- suburban traffic
- through traffic
- transit traffic
- trunk traffic
- traffic in transit
- traffic of goods
- bypass traffic
- carry on traffic
- divert traffic
- stop trafficEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > traffic
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1) движение, перевозки, транспорт2) торговля | торговатьtraffic in human beings [in persons] — торговля людьми;
•- drug traffic
- frontier traffic
- highway traffic
- human beings traffic
- human traffic
- maritime traffic
- secret traffic
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10 seizure of contraband
contraband property — контрабандное имущество, контрабанда
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11 военная контрабанда
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > военная контрабанда
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12 перевезення контрабанди
contraband traffic, direct carriage of contrabandУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > перевезення контрабанди
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13 контрабанда
1) General subject: contraband2) History: free trade3) Law: contraband property4) Economy: contraband traffic, cross-border fraud, smuggle, smuggled goods, smuggling5) Diplomatic term: traffic6) Politics: contraband goods (контрабандные товары)7) Jargon: fair trade, Johnson grass8) Business: illegal traffic, trafficking9) leg.N.P. contrabandage10) Makarov: illegal trade -
14 изъятие контрабанды
контрабандное имущество, контрабанда — contraband property
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > изъятие контрабанды
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15 изъятие контрабанды
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > изъятие контрабанды
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16 конфисковать контрабанду
контрабандное имущество, контрабанда — contraband property
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > конфисковать контрабанду
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17 абсолютная контрабанда
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > абсолютная контрабанда
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18 перевезення
с, мн.conveyance, transportation; carting; traffic, shipping operationsперевезення безтарних вантажів — bulk-commodity service, bulk traffic
перевезення вантажів — freight, transportation of goods
перевезення товарів — transport of goods, goods transportation
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19 перевозка контрабанды
1) Law: contraband traffic2) Jargon: runУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > перевозка контрабанды
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20 контрабанда контрабанд·а
1) (занятие) contraband, smuggling, illicit / illegal traffic, illegal tradeпровозить контрабандой — to smuggle (in / out)
борьба с контрабандой — prevention of smuggling, contraband control
2) собир. (товары) contraband; contraband / smuggled goodsконфисковать контрабанду — to seize / to confiscate contraband
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > контрабанда контрабанд·а
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Traffic (disambiguation) — Traffic is the movement of motorized vehicles, unmotorized vehicles and pedestrians on roads.Traffic may also refer to: * Traffic (band), a rock band from England * Traffic (album), a 1968 album by the band Traffic * Traffic (album), a 2008 album … Wikipedia
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Contraband — For other uses, see Contraband (disambiguation). The word contraband, reported in English since 1529, from Medieval French contrebande a smuggling, denotes any item which, relating to its nature, is illegal to be possessed or sold. Used for goods … Wikipedia
contraband — 1. noun 1) contraband was suspected Syn: smuggling, illegal traffic, black marketeering, bootlegging; the black market 2) they confiscated the contraband Syn: stolen goods, swag, bootleg 2. adjective cont … Thesaurus of popular words
contraband — n. & adj. n. 1 goods that have been smuggled, or imported or exported illegally. 2 prohibited trade; smuggling. 3 (in full contraband of war) goods forbidden to be supplied by neutrals to belligerents. adj. 1 forbidden to be imported or exported… … Useful english dictionary
contraband — noun Etymology: Italian contrabbando, from Medieval Latin contrabannum, from contra + bannus, bannum decree, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German bannan to command more at ban Date: circa 1529 1. illegal or prohibited traffic in goods … New Collegiate Dictionary
contraband — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. forbidden, banned, prohibited; smuggled. See prohibition, illegality.Ant., legal. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. forbidden, unauthorized, prohibited from import or export; see illegal . n. 1. [Illegal… … English dictionary for students
contraband — /ˈkɒntrəbænd / (say kontruhband) noun 1. anything prohibited by law from being imported or exported. 2. goods imported or exported illegally. 3. illegal or prohibited traffic; smuggling. 4. International Law goods which neutrals cannot supply to… …
