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21 seasonal
прил.общ. сезонный (относящийся к определенному времени года, происходящий в определенное время года)seasonal increase/decrease in demand — сезонное увеличение/падение спроса
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22 policy
n1) политика2) политика, линия поведения
- accounting policy
- additional policy
- adjustable policy
- adjustment policy
- aggressive working capital policy
- agricultural policy
- all loss or damage policy
- all risks policy
- anti-inflationary policy
- antirecession policy
- austere monetary policy
- balance-of-payments policy
- bank policy
- bearer policy
- blanket policy
- block policy
- borrowing policy
- budgetary policy
- business policy
- cargo policy
- clean policy
- commercial policy
- compensatory policy
- compensatory fiscal policy
- competition policy
- comprehensive policy
- comprehensive insurance policy
- consistent policy
- corporate policy
- credit policy
- currency policy
- customs policy
- declaration policy
- deflationary policy
- demand-side policy
- discount policy
- discretionary fiscal policy
- discriminatory policy
- disinflationary policy
- distributive policy
- dividend policy
- domestic policy
- dumping policy
- easy credit policy
- easy monetary policy
- easy money policy
- economic policy
- embargo policy
- endowment insurance policy
- equity-linked policies
- excess policy
- expansionary fiscal policy
- expectant policy
- expired insurance policy
- export policy
- export cargo insurance policy
- farm policy
- financial policy
- fire insurance policy
- first-loss policy
- fiscal policy
- fixed order policy
- fleet policy
- flexible policy
- floating policy
- foreign policy
- foreign economic policy
- foreign exchange policy
- foreign trade policy
- franchise policy
- free of particular average policy
- freight policy
- general policy
- general insurance policy
- goods policy
- government policy
- green policy
- group policy
- hands-off policy
- hands-on policy
- home policy
- immigration policy
- incomes policy
- increased value policy
- individual policy
- ineffective policy
- inflationary policy
- insurance policy
- interest policy
- interest rate policy
- internal policy
- international policy
- investment policy
- issuing policy
- judicial policy
- lapsed policy
- lending policy
- licence policy
- life policy
- life assurance policy
- life insurance policy
- loan policy
- long-standing policy
- loose monetary policy
- loss-of-profit policy
- management policy
- marine insurance policy
- market policy
- marketing policy
- master policy
- merchandising policy
- mixed policy
- monetary policy
- money supply policy
- named policy
- one-price policy
- open policy
- open market policy
- overall policy
- paid-up policy
- participating policy
- patent policy
- patent law policy
- personal accident policy
- population policy
- price policy
- price control policy
- price support policy
- pricing policy
- public policy
- real policy
- reinsurance policy
- replacement policy
- responsibility insurance policy
- restrictive policy
- restrictive credit policy
- retirement policy
- running policy
- safe policy
- sales policy
- service policy
- short-sighted policy
- short-term policy
- social policy
- sound financial policy
- stabilization policy
- speculation policy
- standard policy
- state policy
- state intervention policy
- stiff monetary policy
- supply-side policy
- tariff policy
- taxation policy
- ticket policy
- tight credit policy
- tight fiscal policy
- tight money policy
- time policy
- tough policy
- trade policy
- trading policy
- transport policy
- underwriting policy
- unvalued policy
- valued policy
- vessel policy
- void policy
- voidable policy
- voyage policy
- wage policy
- wait-and-see policy
- warranty policy
- whole life policy
- with-profits policy
- policy of boycott
- policy of containment
- policy of controlling prices
- policy of economy
- policy of free trade
- policy of insurance
- policy of marine insurance
- policy of regulating prices
- policy of reinsurance
- policy of sea insurance
- policy of standardization
- policy of temporization
- policy of trade expansion
- policy to bearer
- adopt a laissez-faire policy
- amend a policy
- borrow on a policy
- cancel a policy
- carry out a policy
- contest a policy
- dictate a policy
- effect a policy of insurance
- follow a policy
- formulate policies
- implement a policy
- issue a policy
- loosen monetary policy
- make out a policy
- pursue a policy
- reinstate a policy
- renew a policy
- rescind a policy
- reverse a policy
- revise a policy
- subscribe to a policy
- support a policy
- surrender a life insurance policy
- take out a policy
- tighten a fiscal policy
- underwrite a policyEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > policy
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23 bottom
1. n низ, нижняя часть; конец2. n суть, основа, основаниеat bottom — в основе; по сути
down to rock bottom — до основания, полностью
3. n дно, днищеbottom door — трап, люк
4. n мор. днище; подводная часть корабляbottom dumping — выгрузка через днище, донная разгрузка
5. n мор. судноgoods imported in British bottoms — товар, ввезённый на британских судах
6. n мор. сиденье7. n разг. зад8. n разг. задняя часть брюк9. n разг. запас жизненных сил, выносливость; крепость10. n разг. ложе реки11. n разг. стр. основание, фундамент12. n разг. метал. под13. n разг. геол. постель, грунт, почва; подстилающая порода14. n разг. текст. грунт, протрава, закрепитель красителя15. n разг. басовые или баритональные инструменты в оркестреfrom the bottom of the heart — из глубины души, от всего сердца
to knock the bottom out of smth. — выбить почву из-под ног; подорвать, опровергнуть, свести на нет
bin bottom — днище бункера, силоса или закрома
16. a самый нижний17. a последний, крайний18. a находящийся на дне19. a служащий причиной; лежащий в основе20. v приделывать дно, низ, сиденье21. v касаться дна; измерять глубину22. v добираться до сути, искать причину; вникать, понимать23. v обыкн. основывать; давать обоснование24. v книжн. основываться25. v тех. грунтоватьСинонимический ряд:1. bottommost (adj.) bottommost; lowermost; lowest; nethermost; rock-bottom; undermost2. fundamental (adj.) basal; basic; conclusive; determining; elementary; final; foundational; fundamental; last; original; primary; radical; underlying3. base (noun) base; basement; basis; bed; bedrock; core; footing; foundation; ground; groundwork; hardpan; heart; infrastructure; rest; seating; substratum; substruction; substructure; support; underpinning; understructure4. buttocks (noun) backside; beam; behind; breech; buttocks; cheeks; derriere; fanny; fundament; hams; haunches; heinie; hind end; hiney; hunkers; nates; podex; posterior; rear; rear end; rump; seat; tail; tail end5. essence (noun) be-all and end-all; essence; essentiality; marrow; pith; quintessence; quintessential; rock bottom; root; soul; stuff; substance; virtuality6. lowest part (noun) depths; foot; lowest part; nadir; sole; underneath; underside; undersurface7. base (verb) base; establish; found; ground; predicate; rest; stayАнтонимический ряд: -
24 disposition
1. n характер, нрав2. n настроение, расположение3. n склонность, тенденцияdisposition to jealousy — склонность к ревности, ревнивый характер
4. n расположение, размещение; расстановка5. n обыкн. воен. расположение войск; боевой порядок; распределение сил6. n контроль; управление; право распоряжаться7. n передача; ликвидация8. n юр. распоряжение, постановление9. n книжн. план; приготовления10. n мед. предрасположение11. n мед. диатезСинонимический ряд:1. disposal (noun) discarding; disposal; dumping; jettison; junking; relegation; riddance; scrapping; throwing away2. endowment (noun) bestowal; endowment3. feeling (noun) attitude; feeling; sentiment4. humour (noun) humour; temper; temperament5. leaning (noun) bent; bias; drift; habit; inclination; inclining; leaning; liking; lurch; mind; mood; partiality; penchant; predilection; predisposition; proclivity; proneness; propensity; squint; tendency; turn6. management (noun) appointment; control; direction; management; mercy; regulation; will7. nature (noun) character; complexion; humor; humour; individualism; individuality; make; make up; makeup; make-up; mettle; nature; personality; temper; temperament8. order (noun) arrangement; formation; grouping; layout; line-up; location; method; order; ordering; placement; sequence9. settlement (noun) dispensation; distribution; finale; outcome; result; settlementАнтонимический ряд: -
25 dump
1. n груда хлама; куча мусора2. n спец. отвал3. n свалка4. n разг. дыра5. n амер. ж. -д. разг. платформа-самосвал6. n амер. временный лесосклад7. n воен. полевой склад8. n воен. перевалочный пункт9. n воен. вчт. разгрузка; вывод на печать, распечаткаtape dump — разгрузка ленты; дамп ленты
10. n воен. спец. снятие, выключение11. n амер. сл. притон, «малина»12. n амер. сл. тюрьма, тюряга13. n амер. сл. глухой удар, глухой звук от падения тяжёлого предмета14. v сваливать15. v выбрасывать, вываливать; выгружать16. v опрокидывать; разгружать, опорожнять17. v эк. наводнять рынок дешёвыми товарами; устраивать демпинг18. v австрал. туго набивать тюки с шерстью19. v ронять с глухим шумом20. v шлёпаться; падать с глухим шумом21. v амер. сл. перебивать вопросами, выкриками22. v сл. убивать; угробить, укокошить, убратьthey can turn him loose or dump him depending on how they feel — они могут отпустить его или прикончить, в зависимости от настроения
23. n pl разг. уныние, хандра, тоска зелёная24. n свинцовый кружок; свинцовая фишка25. n разг. мелкая монета26. n разг. деньги, деньжата; «монета»27. n разг. драже28. n разг. невысокий кряжистый человек; крепышСинонимический ряд:1. armory (noun) armory; arsenal; depot; magazine2. garbage heap (noun) garbage heap; junkyard; rubbish pile3. hole (noun) hole; hovel4. refuse heap (noun) ash heap; city dump; dumping ground; dumpster; dung heap; garbage dump; garbage lot; junk pile; refuse heap5. sty (noun) pigpen; pigsty; sty6. deposit (verb) deposit; unpack7. discard (verb) abdicate; cashier; cast; chuck; discard; dispose of; ditch; drop; jettison; junk; lay aside; reject; scrap; shed; shuck; shuck off; slough; throw away; toss; wash out8. eject (verb) discharge; eject; empty; expel; fling down; throw down in a mass; throw out; throw overboard9. unload (verb) sell off; sell out; unloadАнтонимический ряд:accumulate; load; retain -
26 sale
1. n продажа; сбытbill of sale — закладная; купчая
these goods have a good sale — эти товары хорошо идут, это ходкие товары
to find a quick sale — быстро распродаваться, расходиться ; пользоваться спросом
2. n торговля; торговая сделка3. n продажа с аукциона, продажа с торгов4. n часто распродажа по сниженным ценамon sale — продающиеся по сниженным ценам, уценённые
Синонимический ряд:1. discount (noun) bankruptcy sale; bargain; clearance; closeout; discount; dumping; markdown; reduction; sellout; special2. selling (noun) business; commerce; deal; marketing; selling; trade; traffic; transaction; vendingАнтонимический ряд: -
27 car
вагонетка, вагон, передвижная платформа, автомобиль; тележка, повозка; кабина, клеть•
- box car
- buggy mine car
- cable-reel car
- delivery car
- door-type car
- drop-bottom car
- drop-end car
- drop-frame car
- dumping car
- empty car
- end-dump car
- gable-bottom car
- goods car
- grip-car
- loaded car
- mine-rider car
- mine car
- mine-rescue car
- powder car
- rocker car
- self-dump car
- shuttle car
- side car
- skip car
- solid-end car
- tip car
- tipping car
- transfer car
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