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41 неплательщик
1) General subject: tax dodger, tax-dodger, defaulter3) Finances: non-payer -
42 неплательщик налогов
1) Accounting: tax-dodger2) Astronautics: evader3) Taxes: tax avoider, tax evader4) Business: tax dodger5) Makarov: tax defaulterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неплательщик налогов
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43 обвес
1) Naval: dodger, screen, wind breaker (мостика), wind dodger2) Engineering: weather cloth3) Automobile industry: body kit4) Photo: rig -
44 обвес мостика
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45 угонщик неклеймёного скота
1) General subject: poddy dodger2) Australian slang: poddy-dodger (обыкн. телят)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > угонщик неклеймёного скота
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46 уклонист
1) General subject: draft evader, objector (отказывающийся от несения военной службы), draft dodger (http://usgovinfo.about.com/od/defenseandsecurity/a/canadadodgers.htm)2) Colloquial: dodger3) Law: deviationist -
47 Drückeberger
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48 Reklame
Reklame f V&M advertisement, promotion, promo • Reklame machen V&M advertise • Reklame machen für V&M promote* * *f <V&M> advertisement, promotion (promo) ■ Reklame machen <V&M> advertise ■ Reklame machen für <V&M> promote* * *Reklame
advertisement [material], advertising, publicity, propaganda, puff (Br.), claptrap, boost (US), promotion (US);
• durch Reklame verschandelt disfigured by advertisement;
• mit Reklame übersät plastered with advertisement;
• anreißerische (aufdringliche) Reklame hoopla (US sl.);
• ausgefallene Reklame offbeat advertising;
• im ganzen Land durchgeführte Reklame national advertisement;
• einwandfreie Reklame clean advertisement;
• ganzseitige Reklame full-page advertisement;
• gemeinsame Reklame association advertising;
• irreführende Reklame misleading advertisement;
• kolossale Reklame big boom;
• laute Reklame ballyhoo, puff;
• marktschreierische Reklame flaring advertisement, puff (Br.);
• täuschende Reklame deceptive advertising;
• überregionale Reklame national (nation-wide) advertisement;
• übertriebene Reklame puffery (Br.);
• unverlangte Reklame unsolicited advertisement;
• in rascher Folge wiederholte Reklame high-pressure advertising;
• wirksamste Reklame advertising getting the best results;
• Reklame innerhalb des Ladens point-of-purchase advertising;
• gute Reklame abgeben to serve as good propaganda;
• aufdringliche Reklame betreiben to ballyhood;
• Reklame machen to advertise, to boom, to promote (US), to boost, to publicize, to push, to set up propaganda;
• in Reklame machen to be in the advertising game;
• gewaltig Reklame machen to cry up;
• mit Reklame übersät sein to be covered with advertisements;
• Stadt mit Reklame übersäen (überschütten) to bill a town;
• wilder Reklameanschlag fly posting;
• zweiseitige Reklameanzeige center spread (US);
• Reklameartikel advertised article (product), leading line;
• Reklameaufschrift advertising label;
• Reklameauslage advertising display, layout;
• Reklameballon propaganda balloon;
• Reklamebeigabe dealer help;
• Reklamebeilage (Zeitung) inset, stuffer (US);
• Reklamebeitrag advertising contribution;
• Reklamebeleuchtung advertising lights;
• fachmännische Reklameberatung expert advertising advice;
• Reklamebild advertising picture;
• Reklamebroschüre promotional brochure, leaflet;
• Reklamedrucksache advertising matter;
• Reklamefeldzug [advertising] campaign;
• blitzartiger Reklamefeldzug advertising blitz;
• Reklamefeldzug durchführen to run an advertising campaign;
• Reklamefigur advertising figure;
• Reklamefläche advertising space, hoarding (Br.), billboard (US);
• bewilligter Reklamefonds appropriation for advertising, advertising appropriation;
• Reklamegerüst signboard (US);
• Reklamegeschenk advertising article, free gift;
• Reklamegestaltung copywriting;
• aus Reklamegründen for propaganda advantage;
• Reklameidee advertising idea;
• Reklamekärtchen [zur Beschreibung der Ware] store sign (card);
• Reklamekosten advertising expenditure (cost, outlay), costs for advertising;
• Reklamemasche public-relations stunt;
• Reklamematerial advertising (advertisement) material;
• Reklamematerial für Postwurfsendungen direct mail literature;
• Reklameplakat advertising poster;
• Reklamepreis knockdown (early-bird, cut-rate) price, loss leader;
• Reklameprospekt handbill, leaflet, throwaway, dodger (US, Australia);
• Reklamerummel ballyhoo, publicity stunt, boom (US);
• Reklameschild publicity (sky) sign, ad card;
• Reklameschlager stunt;
• Reklameschlepp airposter towing;
• Reklameschrift advertising type;
• Reklameschriften propaganda writings;
• ganzseitige Reklameseite bleed;
• Reklamesendung (Rundfunk) commercial, plug, soap opera (US);
• Reklamestreifen blurb;
• Reklamestück showpiece;
• riesige, grelle Reklametafel screamer;
• Reklametätigkeit advertising activity;
• Reklametechnik advertising technique;
• Reklameteil (Zeitung) advertising columns (part);
• Reklametext advertising copy;
• Reklametexter copywriter;
• Reklameträger medium;
• Reklametrick stunt, bluff, gimmick (US);
• Reklametrommeln rühren to drum up business (fam.);
• Reklameverkauf bargain sale;
• Reklamewagen advertising van;
• Reklamewand advertisement hoarding, billboard (US);
• Reklamewert attention value;
• Reklamewoche propaganda week;
• Reklamewort slogan;
• Reklamezeichner advertising artist (designer), signwriter;
• Reklamezettel handbill, throwaway, leaflet, dodger (US);
• Reklamezettel verteilen to scatter handbills;
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49 Schwarzfahrer(in)
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50 Steuerumgeher
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51 schwarzfahren
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. im Bus etc.: travel without a ticket, ride without paying; grundsätzlich: be a fare dodger; beim Schwarzfahren erwischt werden be caught (travel[l]ing) without a ticket; ( das) Schwarzfahren kann teuer werden fare-dodging can come expensive2. MOT. drive without a licen|ce (Am. -se)* * *schwạrz|fah|renvi sep irreg aux sein(ohne zu zahlen) to travel without paying, to dodge paying the fare (inf); (ohne Führerschein) to drive without a licence (Brit) or license (US)* * *schwarz|fah·renvi irreg Hilfsverb: sein1. (ohne zu zahlen) to travel without buying a ticket, to dodge paying one's fare* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein travel without a ticket or without paying; dodge paying the fare* * *schwarzfahren v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-)beim Schwarzfahren erwischt werden be caught (travel[l]ing) without a ticket;(das) Schwarzfahren kann teuer werden fare-dodging can come expensive2. AUTO drive without a licence (US -se)* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein travel without a ticket or without paying; dodge paying the fare -
52 Schwarzfahrerin
Schwạrz|fah|rer(in)m(f)fare dodger (inf); (ohne Führerschein) driver without a licence (Brit) or license (US)* * * -
53 schwarzhören
v/i listen (to the radio) without a licen|ce (Am. -se), be a radio-licen|ce (Am. -se) dodger (Am. scofflaw); Schwarzhören und -sehen kommt teuer zu stehen listening and viewing without a licen|ce (Am. -se) becomes expensive* * *schwạrz|hö|renvi sep (RAD)to use a radio without having a licence (Brit) or license (US)* * *schwarz|hö·renvi RADIO to use a radio without a licence* * *schwarzhören v/i listen (to the radio) without a licence (US -se), be a radio-licence (US -se) dodger (US scofflaw);Schwarzhören und -sehen kommt teuer zu stehen listening and viewing without a licence (US -se) becomes expensive -
54 schwarzsehen
v/i (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) TV watch TV without a licen|ce (Am. -se), be a TV-licen|ce (Am. -se) dodger (Am. scofflaw)* * *schwạrz|se|hen I sep irreg1. vtto be pessimistic about2. vito be pessimisticIIfür jdn/etw schwarzsehen — to be pessimistic about sb/sth
vi sep (TV)to watch TV without a licence (Brit) or license (US)* * *schwarz|se·henI. vi1. TV to watch television without a licence▪ [für jdn/etw] \schwarzsehen to be pessimistic [about sb/sth]▪ etw \schwarzsehen to be pessimistic about sth, to take a pessimistic view of sther sieht immer alles schwarz he is deeply pessimistic about everythingetw zu schwarz sehen to be too pessimistic about sth, to take too pessimistic a view of sth* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb watch television without a licence; s. auch schwarz 1. 2)* * *schwarzsehen v/i (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)1. TV watch TV without a licence (US -se), be a TV-licence (US -se) dodger (US scofflaw)2. fig be pessimistic (für about), take a dim view of things; grundsätzlich: always look on the dark side of things;da sehe ich aber schwarz I don’t think there’s much hope, things don’t look too good;* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb watch television without a licence; s. auch schwarz 1. 2) -
55 Schwindler
m; -s, -; Schwindlerin f; -, -nen swindler, cheat; (Hochstapler[in]) con artist umg.; (Lügner[in]) liar; einem Schwindler aufgesessen sein be taken in by a con artist* * *der Schwindlerphony; phoney; carpetbagger; fibber; con man; slicker; impostor; humbugger; goldbricker; swindler; fabulist; dodger; finagler; shammer; bilker* * *Schwịnd|ler ['ʃvɪndlɐ]1. m -s, -, Schwind|le|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenswindler; (= Hochstapler) con man, con merchant (Brit inf); (= Lügner) liar, fibber (inf), fraud* * *(a person who pretends to be something he is not: He pretended to be a doctor, but he was a fake.) fake* * *Schwind·ler(in)<-s, ->[ˈʃvɪndlɐ]* * *der; Schwindlers, Schwindler (Lügner) liar; (Betrüger) swindler; (Hochstapler) confidence trickster; con man (coll.)* * *Schwindler m; -s, -; Schwindlerin f; -, -nen swindler, cheat; (Hochstapler[in]) con artist umg; (Lügner[in]) liar;einem Schwindler aufgesessen sein be taken in by a con artist* * *der; Schwindlers, Schwindler (Lügner) liar; (Betrüger) swindler; (Hochstapler) confidence trickster; con man (coll.)* * *m.bilker n.carpetbagger n.dodger n.fibber n.finagler n.slicker n.swindler n. -
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57 Trittbrettfahrer
m umg., pej.; bei Straftaten: copycat (offender)* * *Trịtt|brett|fah|rer(in)m(f) (inf)fare dodger; (fig) copycat (inf)* * *Tritt·brett·fah·rer(in)* * * -
58 Zechpreller
m; -s, -; bilk* * *Zẹch|prel|ler [-prɛlɐ]1. m -s, -, Zech|prel|le|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenperson who leaves without paying the bill at a restaurant etc, Dine-n-Dasher (US sl)* * *Zech·prel·ler(in)<-s, ->* * *der; Zechs, Zech person who leaves without paying the bill; bill-dodger* * ** * *der; Zechs, Zech person who leaves without paying the bill; bill-dodger -
59 gapowicz
m gapowicz, gapowiczka f pot. 1. (pasażer bez biletu) fare dodger; (w ukryciu) stowaway 2. (widz bez biletu) gatecrasher* * *mpGen.pl. -ów, gapowiczka f. Gen.pl. -ek pot. passenger without a ticket, fare-dodger; (na statku l. w samolocie) stowaway.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gapowicz
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60 pasażer
-ra, -rowie; loc sg - rze; mpasażer na gapę — (w autobusie, pociągu) fare dodger; ( na statku) stowaway
* * *mppl. - owie, pasażerka f. Gen.pl. -ek passenger; pasażer na gapę fare-dodger; (ukrywający się na pokładzie statku, samolotu itd.) stowaway.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pasażer
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