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['sɔlɪd]adj1) твёрдый- solid solutionThe boat struck (bumped) on something solid. — Лодка ударилась обо что-то твёрдое.
- something solid
- nothing solid
- become solid
- freeze solid
- pond is frozen solid2) густой, плотный, сытныйThe crowd was less solid. — Толпа была уже не такой плотной.
- solid layer- solid clouds
- solid honey
- solid jam
- solid pudding
- eat a solid meal3) сплошной, целый, непрерывный, однородный, глухой, плотныйThe police linked arms to form a solid line. — Полицейские взялись за руки и образовали сплошную цепь.
- solid ball- solid tyre
- solid rock
- solid limp
- solid background
- solid yellow line
- solid wall
- solid spelling
- solid line
- solid block of ice
- solid piece of wood
- solid row of houses
- write this word solid
- sky is solid blue4) неразбавленный, цельный, без примесиThe house was in solid darkness. — Дом был погружен во мрак. /В доме не было ни огонька.
- solid delegation- solid agreement
- solid oak desk
- solid colour
- solid backgroung
- solid port
- take the decision by solid vote
- made of solid gold5) прочный, крепкий, массивный, добротный, сильный, хорошо сделанный- solid foundation- solid basis
- solid house
- solid buildings
- solid furniture
- man of solid build
- be on solid ground6) надёжный, солидный- solid man- solid citizens
- solid career
- solid advantages
- solid firm
- solid merchant
- solid business
- solid relationship and mutual trust
- solid people with solid faces
- man of solid sense
- be solid for peace
- be solid for smb
- be solid against smth, smb
- be solid in smb's favour7) веский, убедительный, основательный- solid considerationsThis argument a solid mathematical basis. — Этот аргумент имеет убедительное математическое обоснование.
- have solid grounds for thinking that...8) серьёзный, глубокий- solid politician- solid reading
- solid study
- solid knowledge
- solid piece of writing
- solid report
- solid understanding of laws of nature
- solid book by a solid thinker
- do some solid work on the problem
- give some solid advice
- have solid experience
- need more solid practical evidence
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22 investment bank
фин., банк. инвестиционный банка) (банк или другое финансовое учреждение, специализирующееся на организации эмиссии и размещения ценных бумаг)Syn:See:б) брит. (банк, специализирующийся на предоставлении финансовых консультаций, а также на финансировании компаний путем приобретения их акций и последующим размещением акций среди конечных инвесторов)See:The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > investment bank
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23 stern
1. n мор. кормаfrom stem to stern — от носа до кормы, во всю длину корабля
2. n груб. шутл. ягодицы, зад, «корма»3. n хвост, правило4. n ав. хвостовая часть5. v мор. направлять кормой вперёд; табанить6. v мор. идти кормой вперёд, идти задним ходом7. v мор. поставить за корму8. a суровый9. a жестокий, яростный10. a твёрдый, непреклонный, стойкийСинонимический ряд:1. austere (adj.) austere; forbidding; sharp2. demanding (adj.) demanding; exacting; tough; unyielding3. harsh (adj.) adamant; cruel; firm; hard; harsh; unfeeling; unsympathetic4. reproachful (adj.) reproachful; reproving5. severe (adj.) ascetic; astringent; mortified; severe6. strict (adj.) authoritarian; rigid; rigorous; rigourous; steadfast; strict7. end (noun) end; rear; tailАнтонимический ряд:amiable; approving; complacent; compliant; easy; easygoing; encouraging; flexible; genial; indulgent; kind; kindly; lenient; merciful; sociable -
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1. n оптовая торговля2. a оптовыйwholesale dealer — оптовый торговец, оптовик
wholesale merchant — оптовый торговец; оптовик
3. a огульный, массовый, производимый без разборуwholesale slaughter — резня, массовое истребление
4. adv оптом, по оптовой цене5. adv в массовом масштабе; без разбору6. v вести оптовую торговлю; покупать или продавать оптом7. v продаваться оптомthese pencils wholesale at $3 per gross — оптовая цена этих карандашей 3 доллара за гросс
Синонимический ряд:1. bulk distribution (adj.) bulk; bulk distribution; by the truckload; discount; in bulk; in quantity; large-volume; quantity; volume2. indiscriminate (adj.) broad; comprehensive; epidemic; far-reaching; indiscriminant; indiscriminate; indiscriminating; indiscriminative; massive; sweeping; undiscriminated; undiscriminating; undistinguishing; widespread
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