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81 group
nгруппа; организация
- administration group
- advisory group
- affiliate group of corporations
- affiliated group
- age group
- allied trade group
- buyers' group
- campaign group
- consumer group
- design group
- development group
- economic group
- environmental group
- ethnic group
- examining group
- geographical group
- high status group
- income group
- interest group
- loaning group
- low status group
- management group
- manufacturing group
- minority group
- national group
- noncompeting group
- nonprofit group
- occupational group
- policy group
- population group
- pressure group
- producers' group
- product group of a corporation
- professional group
- purchasing group
- research group
- retailers' buying group
- social status group
- socioeconomic group
- spending group
- study group
- task group
- trade group
- umbrella group
- underwriting group
- vintage group
- wage rate group
- working group
- group of actions
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83 bank
I [bæŋk] n1) берег (реки, пруда, озера)- high bank- sandy bank
- right bank
- on both banks of the river
- be on the bank
- go along the bank
- wash on the bank
- town lies on both banks of the river
- banks are lined with willows
- banks are overgrown with grass
- river bursts its banks2) вал, насыпь, отмель3) гряда, сугроб, заносBanks of clouds were driffing across the sky. — По небу шли облака гряда за грядой.
- bank of clouds- bank of snow
- pile up high banks of snow•CHOICE OF WORDS:(1.) Русскому существительному берег соответствуют английские существительные bank и beach. Bank употребляют, говоря о берегах рек, прудов, озер, каналов и обозначает полосу суши любой формы, идущую вдоль реки, канала, пруда, озера. Beach - обязательно пологий берег моря, реки, океана между линиями прилива и отлива, обычно используемый для отдыха; отмель, пляж. Beach часто обозначает место для купания, отдыха: a bathing (pleasure, sea) beach. (2.) See coast, n (3.) See beach, nII [bæŋk] nбанк, банкирский домSee:- postal savings bank
- National Bank
- major banks
- guarantor bank
- drawind bank
- branch bank
- bank book
- bank activities
- bank policy
- bank credit
- bank advance
- banking system
- bank balance
- banknote
- bank currency
- bank deposit
- banking documents
- bank rate
- banking
- Bank for Foreign Trade of Russia
- Bank of England- department at a bank- main hall in a bank
- bank and cash balances
- draw money from a bank account
- keep an account with a bank
- open an account in smb's name at a bank
- close one's account at the bank
- run a bank
- establish a bank
- do business through a bank
- keep one's money in a bank
- deposit one's money in a bank
- be a depositer
- transfer money to the bank
- bank issues bonds
- bank lends loans
- bank pays dividends
- bank increases interest
- bank failed
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