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1 imported raw materials
1) Экономика: импортное сырье2) Химическое оружие: сырье привозноеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > imported raw materials
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2 imported raw materials
импортное сырье, ввозимые сырьевые товарыEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > imported raw materials
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3 raw materials
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > raw materials
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4 Rohstoffeindeckungsplan
Rohstoffeindeckungsplan
material analysis;
• Rohstoffeinfuhr[en] imports of raw material, raw-material imports, imported raw materials;
• Rohstoffersparnis economy in raw materials;
• Rohstofferzeugung primary production, production of raw material;
• Rohstoffexporte commodity exports;
• Rohstoffgebiet raw-material producing area;
• Rohstoffgehalt raw-material content;
• Rohstoffgewinnung production of raw materials;
• Rohstoffhandel commodity trade (trading);
• Rohstoffkäufe purchases of raw materials, material purchases;
• Rohstoffknappheit scarcity of raw materials, raw-material shortage;
• Rohstofflager stock of raw materials, raw-materials inventory;
• beweglich geführtes Rohstofflager buffer stock;
• als Rohstofflager ausbeuten to exploit as a raw-material reservoir;
• Rohstoffland raw-material (primary-) producing country;
• Rohstoffmangel scarcity of raw materials, raw-material shortage;
• Rohstoffmarkt raw-material market;
• Richtwerte setzender Rohstoffmarkt primary market (US);
• Rohstoffpreis commodity price;
• Rohstoffpreisbewegungen commodity price movements;
• Rohstoffpreisprognose commodity price forecasting;
• Rohstoffprobe specimen;
• Rohstoffproduzent primary producer;
• Rohstoffquellen material resources;
• Rohstoffstadium raw-materials stage;
• Rohstoffverbrauch raw materials used;
• Rohstoffverknappung limit on resources;
• Rohstoffversorgung supply of raw materials;
• Rohstoffvorkommen raw-materials deposit.Business german-english dictionary > Rohstoffeindeckungsplan
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5 material
n1) материал, вещество2) данные, факты, материал
- advertising material
- advertising and display material
- artificial material
- auxiliary material
- available material
- base material
- basic material
- building material
- bulk materials
- census material
- cheap material
- classified material
- commercial material
- competitive material
- construction material
- consumable material
- contaminating materials
- copyright material
- covering material
- critical material
- crude material
- customer's material
- dangerous materials
- defective material
- defence materials
- deficient raw materials
- descriptive material
- direct materials
- documentary material
- domestic raw materials
- durable material
- educational material
- expendable material
- experimental material
- fabricated materials
- faulty material
- finishing material
- first-grade material
- granular material
- high grade material
- high-quality material
- illustrated materials
- illustrative materials
- imported raw materials
- improper material
- indirect materials
- information material
- initial material
- inventory materials
- key materials
- key raw materials
- less costly material
- local material
- low-grade material
- manmade materials
- mined materials
- mineral raw materials
- nonproductive materials
- nonstandard material
- operational materials
- original material
- original raw materials
- packaging materials
- packing materials
- plastic materials
- primary material
- printed material
- production materials
- productive material
- promotional material
- protective material
- publicity material
- raw materials
- rejected material
- scarce material
- secondary raw materials
- selected materials
- source material
- standard material
- statistical material
- strategic material
- strategic raw materials
- structural materials
- substandard material
- superior material
- supporting material
- surplus material
- unfit material
- unused material
- used material
- useless material
- vegetable raw materials
- war materials
- waterproof material
- material for official use
- material in short supply
- materials on hand
- materials on order
- check material
- choose material
- circulate materials
- deliver material
- distribute materials
- economize material
- economize on material
- employ material
- examine material
- furnish materials
- inspect material
- obtain material
- present material
- process material
- procure material
- provide material
- reject material
- require material
- save material
- save on material
- select material
- send out materials
- store material
- supply material
- use materialEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > material
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6 Importindustrie
Importindustrie
importing industry;
• Importkaufmann import merchant, importer;
• Importkommissionär import commission agent;
• Importkonnossement inward bill of lading;
• Importkontingent import quota;
• Importkontingente festsetzen to apportion quotas on import;
• Importkontrolle control of imports, import control;
• Importkredit credit for imports, import (domestic, US) credit;
• Importkreditbrief import letter of credit;
• Importkürzungen import cuts;
• Importland importing country;
• Importliberalisierung decontrol of imports;
• Importliste import list;
• Importlizenz import licence (permit);
• Importmonopol import monopoly;
• Importprämie bounty on importation;
• Import-preis import price;
• Importquote import quota (rate);
• Importregelung import arrangement;
• Importrisiken ausgeliefert sein to be vulnerable to import risks;
• Importrohstoffe imported raw materials;
• Importrückgang decline (fall-off, turn-down) in imports, import reduction;
• Importschutzzölle protective tariff on imports;
• Importsicherungsprogramm program(me) of anticipating imports;
• inflationsbedingter (inflatorisch bedingter) Importsog inflation-induced pull of imports;
• Importsonderzoll surcharge on imports;
• Importsperre embargo on imports;
• Importsteigerung increased (increase in) imports;
• Importsteuer import excise tax (US);
• Importstopp cessation of (embargo on) imports;
• Importsubvention import subsidy;
• Importsubventionierung import subsidization;
• Importüberschuss import surplus;
• Importüberwachung import monitoring;
• Importverbot import prohibition (ban), embargo;
• Importverlagerung shift of imports;
• Importvertreter import agent;
• Importvolumen volume of imports;
• Importware articles of import, importation, imported stocks (goods), imports;
• Importwaren einführen to handle imported goods;
• Importware zwecks Zollfestsetzung klassifizieren to impost imports (US);
• Importzahlen import figures;
• Importzoll duty on importation, import duty;
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Rohstoffeinfuhr(en)
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Rohstoffeinfuhr(en)
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12 material
1) материал; мн. ч. грунты; материалы2) материальный, вещественный•material retained on sieve — остаток на сите, надрешётный продукт
- abrasive material - active material - additional materials - adsorbing material - alternate material - antirot material - asbestos-containing construction materials - auxiliary materials - backfilling material - binding material - biostatic material - bituminous road materials - blasting material - brittle material - building materials - bulk material - cartographic materials - cartographical materials - cementing material - check of design material - coating material - constructional materials - consumption of materials - contractor's materials - corroding material - customer's materials - defective materials - delivery of materials - description of materials by weight - direct materials - durable material - emulsified bituminous materials - everyday need for materials - excavated material - expendable materials - experimental constructional material - explosive material - filter material - fireproof material - fire-resistant material - flux material - foam material - frostproof material - geologic materials - geological materials - geophysic materials - geophysical materials - granular materials - graphic material - graphical material - hazardous material - heat-insulating material - high grade material - hydro-geologic materials - hydro-geological materials - import materials - improper materials - indirect material - inflammable material - insulating materials - intrusion material - ion-exchange material - jointing material - lack of materials - lining material - list of materials - load transfer material - local building materials - locally manufactured materials - loose material - low-grade material - manufactured constructional materials - mismatched material - need for materials - nonused material - operational materials - parent material - patching material - paving material - procurement of materials - qualitative roofing material - quality of materials - radioactive material - raw material - refractory material - replacement of imported construction materials - required materials - roofing materials - rough material - sandwich material - sealing material - separation material - sound-damping material - source material - spongy material - standard material - substandard material - topographic material - topographical material - transportation of materials - utilization of materials - waterproofing material - written materialto damage construction materials during transportation — повредить строительные материалы во время транспортировки
* * *1. материал, вещество2. грунт3. материальный, вещественный- abrasion-resisting materialmaterials by structural properties — материалы, классифицируемые по структурным свойствам
- abrasive material
- absorbent material
- acoustic material
- anisotropic material
- architectural constructional materials
- architectural construction materials
- argillaceous material
- artificial pozzolanic material
- backfilling material
- backing material
- bagged material
- ballast material
- binding material
- bituminous materials
- bonding material
- boxing material
- brittle material
- building materials
- calcareous material
- cellular material
- cement-bound granular material
- cementing material
- ceramic materials
- clayey materials
- coated material
- coating material
- combustible material
- combustible building materials
- composite material
- concrete materials
- concrete-making materials
- concrete repair materials
- constituent materials of concrete
- construction materials
- corrugated sheet material
- damping material
- dampproofing material
- defective material
- ductile material
- durable material
- engineering materials
- excavated material
- fast-setting repair material
- faulty material
- fiber reinforced material
- fill material
- filter material
- finishing material
- fire retarding material
- flexible sheet material
- fluid material
- foamed-in-place acoustical materials
- form material
- frost-free material
- graded material
- granular material
- granular subbase material
- gritting materials
- hazardous material
- heat insulating material
- high-grade materials
- highly insulative material
- high insulative material
- incombustible material
- industrial materials
- inorganic material
- insulating materials
- isotropic material
- jointing material
- joint-sealing material
- lagging materials
- laminated material
- lime-containing material
- linear-elastic material
- lining material
- load-bearing structural insulating material
- loose fill acoustical material
- loosely packed material
- low-tensile strength material
- maintenance patching material
- manufactured construction materials
- matrix material
- mineral fill material
- moisture-resistant insulating material
- natural mineral material
- near-by material
- noncombustible material
- nonconductive material
- noncreeping material
- nonhazardous material
- one-component material
- organic material
- original raw materials
- orthotropic material
- packaged material
- packaged dry concrete materials
- parent material
- phase change materials
- plastic material
- poultice material
- pozzolanic material
- prebagged material
- prebatched material
- radioactive material
- raw materials
- reactive silica material
- recycled material
- release material
- repair materials
- resilient materials
- restoration materials
- road materials
- rock material
- roofing material
- sealing material
- sheet acoustical material
- solar cell roofing material
- solid material
- sound material
- sound absorbent material
- sound-deadening material
- sound insulation material
- sparkle material
- sprayed-on material
- sticky material
- strain-hardening material
- structural materials
- synthetic material
- synthetic resinous material
- thermal insulating material
- toxic material
- trim materials
- unrefined raw materials
- vibration-damping material
- walling material
- waterproofing material
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['sə'pləs](the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) overskud; -overskud; overskuds-* * *['sə'pləs](the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) overskud; -overskud; overskuds- -
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vt/i1. WIRTS. deliver (+ Dat. oder an + Akk to); (beschaffen) supply (jemandem etw. s.o. with s.th.); bis wann können Sie liefern? when can you deliver?; wir liefern frei Haus we offer free delivery (to the door); ( Waren) ins Ausland liefern supply goods abroad ( oder to the foreign market)2. (erzeugen) produce; (Ertrag) yield; fig. (Beweise etc.) supply, provide, furnish; es lieferte uns genug Gesprächsstoff it gave us plenty to talk about3. (austragen) sich (Dat) eine Schlacht / ein Duell liefern fight a battle / duel; er lieferte einen harten Kampf / ein gutes Spiel he put up a good fight / he played well; geliefert* * *to supply; to deliver; to purvey; to furnish; to provide* * *lie|fern ['liːfɐn]1. vtan +acc to)jdm etw líéfern — to supply sb with sth/deliver sth to sb
2) (= zur Verfügung stellen) to supply; Beweise, Gesprächsstoff, Informationen, Sensationen to provide, to furnish, to supply; Ertrag to yield; (= hervorbringen) Ergebnis to produce; (inf = stellen) to providejdm eine Schlacht/ein Wortgefecht líéfern — to do battle/verbal battle with sb
sie lieferten sich eine regelrechte Schlacht — they had a real battle; (Sport) they put up a real fight
jdm eine gute/schlechte Partie líéfern — to give/not to give sb a good game
jdm einen Vorwand líéfern — to give sb an excuse
See:→ auch geliefert2. vito supply; (= zustellen) to deliverwir líéfern nicht ins Ausland/nach Frankreich —
eine Firma, die wegen eines Streiks nicht mehr líéfern kann — a firm which is no longer able to deliver because of a strike
* * *1) (to provide food etc: We cater for all types of functions.) cater2) deliver3) (to produce naturally, grow etc: How much milk does that herd of cattle yield?) yield* * *lie·fern[ˈli:fɐn]I. vt1. (ausliefern)▪ [jdm] etw \liefern to deliver sth [to sb], to supply [sb with] sth▪ etw an jdn/etw \liefern to deliver sth to sb/sth2. (erbringen)▪ [jdm] etw \liefern to provide sth [for sb]3. (erzeugen)▪ etw \liefern to yield sthviele Rohstoffe werden aus dem Ausland geliefert many raw materials are imported from abroad▪ jdm etw \liefern to put on sth for sbdie Boxer lieferten dem Publikum einen spannenden Kampf the boxers put on an exciting bout for the crowd* * *1.transitives Verbjemandem etwas liefern — supply somebody with something; deliver something to somebody
3)sich (Dat.) eine Schlacht liefern — fight a battle [with each other]
4)2.geliefert sein — (ugs.) be sunk (coll.); have had it (coll.)
intransitives Verb deliverwir liefern auch ins Ausland — we also supply our goods abroad or deliver to foreign destinations
* * *liefern v/t & v/i1. WIRTSCH deliver (+dat oderjemandem etwas sb with sth);bis wann können Sie liefern? when can you deliver?;wir liefern frei Haus we offer free delivery (to the door);es lieferte uns genug Gesprächsstoff it gave us plenty to talk about3. (austragen)sich (dat)eine Schlacht/ein Duell liefern fight a battle/duel;* * *1.transitives Verb1) deliver (an + Akk. to); (zur Verfügung stellen) supplyjemandem etwas liefern — supply somebody with something; deliver something to somebody
3)sich (Dat.) eine Schlacht liefern — fight a battle [with each other]
4)2.geliefert sein — (ugs.) be sunk (coll.); have had it (coll.)
intransitives Verb deliverwir liefern auch ins Ausland — we also supply our goods abroad or deliver to foreign destinations
* * *(Ergebnis einer math. Gleichung) v.to yield v. adv.supply adv. v.to deliver (from) v.to deliver v.to furnish v.to issue v.to provide v.to purvey v.to supply (with) v. -
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'sə'pləs(the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; (also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) excedentetr['sɜːpləs]1 (of goods, produce) excedente nombre masculino, sobrante nombre masculino; (of budget) superávit nombre masculino1 sobrante, excedente\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLarmy surplus excedentes nombre masculino plural del ejércitosurplus ['sər.plʌs] n: excedente m, sobrante m, superávit m (de dinero)adj.• de sobra adj.• excedente adj.• sobrante adj.• superávit adj.n.(§ pl.: surpluses) = demasía s.f.• excedente s.m.• exceso s.m.• sobra s.f.• sobrante s.m.• superávit s.m.
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adjective <goods/stocks> excedente['sɜːplǝs]to be surplus to requirements — sobrar, estar* de más, no ser* necesario
1. N(pl surpluses)the 1995 wheat surplus — el excedente or los excedentes de trigo de 1995
2) (Econ, Econ) superávit mbudget surplus — superávit m presupuestario
trade surplus — balanza f comercial favorable, superávit m (en balanza) comercial
2.ADJ sobrante; (Comm, Agr) (from overproduction) excedentario, excedentesurplus energy — energía f sobrante
to be surplus to requirements — no ser ya necesario, sobrar
stocks surplus to requirements — existencias fpl que exceden de las necesidades
I was made to feel surplus to requirements — iro hicieron que me sintiera (como que estaba) de más
3.CPDsurplus stock N — saldos mpl
sale of surplus stock — liquidación f de saldos
surplus store N — tienda f de excedentes
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adjective <goods/stocks> excedenteto be surplus to requirements — sobrar, estar* de más, no ser* necesario
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(the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) surplus -
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'sə'pləs(the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) overskudd; overskudds-overflødigIsubst. \/ˈsɜːpləs\/1) overskudd2) overskuddslagerIIadj. \/ˈsɜːpləs\/1) overskudds-, mer-2) ( om arbeidstagere) overtallig -
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['sə'pləs](the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) umframbirgðir; offramleiðsla -
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maradvány, többlet, felesleg* * *['sə'pləs](the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) fölösleg -
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['sə'pləs](the amount left over when what is required has been used etc: Canada produces a surplus of raw materials; ( also adjective) surplus stocks; The country had a trade surplus (= exported more than it imported) last month.) excedente* * *sur.plus[s'ə:pləs] n 1 excesso, excedente. 2 resíduo, resto. 3 saldo positivo, superávit. • adj excedente.
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