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1 приносить прибыль
1. allot profitторговая прибыль; производственная прибыль — trading profit
2. earn profitостаток прибыли; баланс счета прибылей — balance of profit
счёт прибылей и убытков; дебет и кредит — profit and loss
3. produce a profit4. show a profit5. yield a profitРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > приносить прибыль
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2 приносить прибыль
1) General subject: allot profit, earn profit, yield a profit2) Agriculture: bring profit3) Law: return4) Economy: leave a profit, profit, render a profit, return a profit, deliver value5) Banking: benefit, produce a profit6) Advertising: yield profit7) Business: bear interest, yield -
3 давать прибыль
1) General subject: show a profit, (начать) go into black, go into the black2) Law: yield3) Economy: earn profit, go into black, leave a margin, produce a profit (приносить), render a profit, yield a profit (приносить)4) Advertising: yield profit -
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bring profit, earn profitРусско-Английский новый экономический словарь > приносить прибыль
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earn; gain; profit; amass; get; catchАнтонимический ряд:мотать; проживать; проматывать -
6 получать прибыль
1. draw profit from2. earn3. gain profit4. make profit5. realize a profit6. reap profits7. secure profitРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > получать прибыль
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7 балансовая прибыль
1) General subject: book profit, pre-tax profit, pretax profit2) Law: balance-sheet profit3) Accounting: income before income tax, (валовая) gross profit4) Business: balance profit, balance sheet profit5) SAP.fin. ret. earn., retained earningsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > балансовая прибыль
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8 получить прибыль
1) General subject: profit, realize a profit, earn a profit on (от чего-л.), make a profit on (от чего-л.), realize a profit on (от чего-л.), reap a profit on (от чего-л.), be quids in (If this deal goes ahead, we'll be quids in.)3) Diplomatic term: secure profits4) Jargon: cash in on ( something)5) Patents: realize profit -
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(что-л.)
earn, gain, profit(eer), amass, acquire; make (a fortune; enemies); get, catch; contract (an illness), incur перен.* * *наживать; нажить earn, gain, profit(eer), amass, acquire* * * -
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1) General subject: earn, earn an income2) Law: profit3) Economy: gain income, raise revenues4) Makarov: derive revenue, draw income -
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1) General subject: bring grist to the mill, fetch, payer, realize, pay3) Economy: bring in returns (прибыль), bring income, bring profits (прибыль), leave a profit, produce a profit, yield a return, produce income4) Accounting: bring5) Finances: carry6) Mass media: generate revenue7) Business: bring a return, return interest -
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(что-л.)несовер. - наживать; совер. - нажитьearn, gain, profit(eer), amass, acquire; make (a fortune; enemies); get, catch; contract (an illness), incur перен. -
16 давать прибыль
make (earn, yield, produce) a profitBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > давать прибыль
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17 приносить прибыль
produce (earn, return, yield) a profitBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > приносить прибыль
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18 давать прибыль
produce (earn, yield) profitRussian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > давать прибыль
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19 приносить прибыль
produce (earn, yield) profitRussian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > приносить прибыль
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