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1. n1) вывоз, экспорт, экспортирование2) pl предметы вывоза; статьи экспорта
- agricultural export
- capital export
- considerable export
- controlled exports
- crude exports
- currency export
- direct export
- duty-free export
- food exports
- gold export
- gross exports
- growing exports
- heavy export
- increasing exports
- indirect export
- invisible exports
- net exports
- nonagricultural export
- pipeline export
- subsidized export
- technical export
- temporary exports
- total exports
- traditional export
- unadjusted exports
- unpaid exports
- unrequitted exports
- visible exports
- world-wide exports
- export in terms of value
- export of capital
- export of foodstuffs
- export of gold
- export of goods
- export of high technology products
- export of licences
- export of machinery and equipment
- export of natural gas
- export of oil
- export of raw materials
- export of services
- export of technology
- ban export
- be available for export
- be engaged in the export of
- be packed for export
- curtail exports
- decrease exports
- expand exports
- facilitate exports
- finance export
- handle export
- increase exports
- pack for export
- prohibit export
- put restrictions on export
- reduce exports
- step up export2. vвывозить, экспортироватьEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > export
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