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41 надбавка
1) General subject: addition, bid (на аукционе, на торгах), extra charge, increase, premium, raise, mark-up, wage premium2) Naval: extra3) Military: (денежная) increment4) Agriculture: allowance (с учётом чего-л.)5) Chemistry: weighting7) Economy: differential, mark-on (на издержки производства), markup (на издержки производства), uplift (к зарплате)8) Accounting: allowance9) Insurance: additional premium10) Polygraphy: surcharges11) Banking: additional charge, margin12) SAP. overhead, percentage plus, surcharge13) EBRD: markup14) Sakhalin R: increment (к зарплате, коэффициент)15) Makarov: mark-up (на издержки производства)17) Logistics: increase in pay18) Yachting: penalty -
42 основная премия
1) Accounting: direct bonus2) Insurance: basic premium -
43 предоставление скидки
1) Economy: discounting, granting of a discount, granting of an allowance2) Insurance: allotment of bonusУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > предоставление скидки
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44 страхование без участия в прибылях
Economy: insurance without bonusУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > страхование без участия в прибылях
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45 тантьема
2) Economy: share of profits, tantieme3) Insurance: profit commission4) Advertising: share of profits (вознаграждение менеджеров)5) Business: commission on profit6) SAP. royalty7) EBRD: directors' percentage of profits -
46 премия
ж.1. bonus, premium2. ( награда) prize, reward3. эк. prize, bounty4. фин. premiumстраховая премия — premium, insurance
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47 страховая премия
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48 премия
ж.1) ( надбавка к зарплате) bonus2) ( награда) prize, awardНо́белевская пре́мия — Nobel Prize
3) эк. prize, bountyэ́кспортная пре́мия — bounty
4) фин. premiumстрахова́я пре́мия — insurance [-'ʃuə-] premium
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49 премия
(вознаграждение) bonus, бирж. (надбавка к номинальной цене или курсу) premium, страх. (страховой взнос) insurance premium -
50 премия
award, bonus, option money, premium финанс., накидка на курс при сделках на срок) over spot, charges of insurance
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