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1 сфера сфер·а
sphere, field, area, domain, realm, lineсфера бытового обслуживания — everyday repair service / industry
сфера деятельности — field / walk / province of action, scope / sphere of (smb.'s) activity / action
расширение сферы деятельности международных организаций — widening scope of international organizations
сфера жизненных интересов — sphere of (smb.'s) vital interests
сфера материального производства — material / production sphere
сфера неизвестного / неразгаданного — no man's land
сферы общественной жизни — areas / spheres / fields of social life
сфера приложения капитала — sphere / field of capital investment
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2 внутренняя сфера обращения
Accounting: home sphere of circulationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > внутренняя сфера обращения
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