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n. (Brits) gratis krant of nieuwseditie die aan alle plaatselijke huizen wordt bezorgd waar plaatselijke winkels en andere zaken hun koopwaar adverterenfreesheet -
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сущ.рекл. бесплатная газета [журнал\] (местная пресса, содержащая почти одни рекламные объявления и распространяемая бесплатно)See: -
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◙ n. (בריטי) עיתון או עלון המופצים בחינם לבתיהם של תושבים אשר בתוכם מפרסמים חניות מקומיות או עסקים מקומיים אחרים* * *◙ םירחא םיימוקמ םיקסע וא תוימוקמ תוינח םימסרפמ םכותב רשא םיבשות לש םהיתבל םניחב םיצפומה ןולע וא ןותיע (יטירב)◄ -
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'free·sheet n( Brit) Gratiszeitung f, kostenlose Zeitung -
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1) рекл., потр. рекламная литература (рекламные издания, рекламные проспекты, каталоги, брошюры)See:sales literature, consumer brochure, advertising brochure, advertising catalogue, advertising circular, advertising folder, advertising handbill, advertising leaflet, sales leaflet, consumer magazine 2), advertising material, freesheet, handout, advertising letter, advertising magazine 1), advertising shopper2) рекл. литература по рекламе ( книги или учебники о рекламе)See:* * *Англо-русский экономический словарь > advertising literature
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1. прил.1) общ. свободныйа) (независимый, действующий самостоятельно)See:б) ( находящийся на свободе)to make [set\] free — освободить
в) (добровольный, осуществляемый без принуждения)free choice — свободный [добровольный\] выбор
г) ( незанятый)Have you any rooms [seats\] free? — Есть ли у вас свободные комнаты [места\]?
д) (открытый, доступный, беспрепятственный)See:е) (незакрепленный, неприкрепленный; в т. ч. в переносном смысле — неассигнованный, непредназначенный для каких-л. целей)See:2) эк. бесплатныйSee:free advertisement, free good 2), free delivery, free sampling, free services, freepost, freesheet, free-standing display, freestanding insert3) межд. эк., торг. франко; свободный от (оплаты) расходов (обозначает прекращение действия ответственности продавца по возможному ущербу и оплате транспортных расходов при доставке товара в указанный пункт)See:free on board, free alongside ship, free carrier, free on rail, free on quay, free on truck, ex works4)а) потр. лишенный (чего-л.); свободный (от чего-л.)alcohol free [free from alcohol\] — без алкоголя, безалкогольный
б) гос. фин. освобожденный, свободный (от пошлины, налога)See:2. нареч.1) общ. свободно2) эк. бесплатно
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франко: бесплатно; условие внешнеторгового контракта, по которому расходы по доставке товара к определенному пункту (борт, причал, порт) оплачиваются поставщиком. -
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сущ.1)а) рекл. рекламная листовка, рекламный проспект, объявление ( материал для рекламной раздачи)Syn:б) СМИ сообщение для прессыSee:2) обр. раздаточный материал ( на занятиях)3) общ. милостыня, подаяние -
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begin [bɪ'gɪn](a) (start) commencer; (career, term) commencer, débuter; (task) entreprendre, s'attaquer à; (work) commencer, se mettre à;∎ to begin to do or doing sth commencer à faire qch, se mettre à faire qch;∎ I had begun to believe he was lying j'avais commencé à croire qu'il mentait;∎ she began the first chapter (reading) elle commença à lire le premier chapitre; (writing) elle commença à écrire le premier chapitre;∎ the quotation beginning this chapter la citation qui ouvre ce chapitre;∎ she began life as a waitress elle a débuté comme serveuse;∎ he soon began to complain il n'a pas tardé à se plaindre;∎ I began the day all wrong j'ai mal commencé la journée;∎ the film doesn't begin to compare with the book le film est loin de valoir le livre;∎ he can't begin to compete with her il ne lui arrive pas à la cheville;∎ I can't begin to explain c'est trop difficile à expliquer(b) (start to say) commencer;∎ "this is unforgivable", she began "c'est impardonnable", commença-t-elle(c) (found → institution, club) fonder, inaugurer; (initiate → business, fashion) lancer; (→ argument, fight, war) déclencher, faire naître; (→ conversation) engager, amorcer; (→ discussion, speech) commencer, ouvrir(a) (start → person, career, concert, project, speech) commencer;∎ work should begin in the spring les travaux devraient commencer au printemps;∎ the day began badly/well la journée s'annonçait mal/bien;∎ to begin again or afresh recommencer (à zéro);∎ begin at the beginning commencez par le commencement;∎ the night shift begins at midnight l'équipe de nuit commence (le travail) à minuit;∎ when does school begin? quand est la rentrée?;∎ after the film begins après le début du film;∎ her career began in Hollywood sa carrière a débuté à Hollywood;∎ he began in politics il a commencé par faire de la politique;∎ let me begin by thanking our host permettez-moi tout d'abord de remercier notre hôte;∎ let's begin with a song commençons par une chanson;∎ her name begins with (a) B son nom commence par un B;∎ the play begins with a murder la pièce débute par un meurtre;∎ I began with the idea of buying a flat au départ ou au début je voulais acheter un appartement;(b) (originate → club, country, institution) être fondé; (→ fire, epidemic) commencer; (→ war) éclater, commencer; (→ trouble) commencer; (→ river) prendre sa source; (→ road) commencer; (→ fashion) commencer, débuter;∎ the magazine began as a freesheet la revue a débuté comme publication gratuite(a) (in the first place) d'abord, pour commencer;∎ to begin with, it's too cold d'abord, il fait trop froid;∎ to begin with, the statistics are wrong pour commencer ou d'abord, les chiffres sont faux(b) (initially) au départ;∎ everything went well to begin with tout s'est bien passé au début ou au départ;∎ the plate was cracked to begin with l'assiette était déjà fêlée au départ
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