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41 free
1. adj1) незанятый, свободный2) освобожденный от пошлин, налогов3) бесплатный4) беспошлинный
- free airport
- free alongside quay
- free alongside ship
- free border station
- free bunker
- free carriage
- free carrier
- free customer's warehouse
- free delivered
- free discharge
- free departure station
- free dock
- free exhibition
- free factory
- free harbour
- free in
- free in and out
- free in and stowed
- free in and trimmed
- free list
- free out
- free overside
- free port of departure
- free pratique
- free purchaser's door
- free at ship's rail
- free for import
- free into barge
- free of address
- free of all average
- free of all risks
- free of average
- free of charge
- free of dispatch
- free of duty
- free of import duties
- free of particular average
- free of responsibility
- free of risk
- free of tax
- free of turn
- free on board
- free on board truck
- free on car
- free on lorry
- free on the quay
- free on rail
- free on truck
- free on waggon
- air pollution free
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42 regulation
n2) pl правила, инструкции; предписания; директивы; регламент3) постановление, распоряжение
- administrative regulations
- allocation regulations
- budget regulation
- cartel regulations
- compulsory regulation
- control regulations
- currency regulations
- currency exchange regulations
- customs regulations
- departmental regulations
- dispatch regulations
- duty regulations
- economic regulation
- environmental regulations
- exchange regulations
- exchange control regulations
- export regulations
- export control regulations
- factory regulations
- financial regulations
- fire safety regulations
- fiscal regulation
- food products regulations
- foreign exchange regulations
- foreign exchange control regulations
- foreign ownership regulation
- government regulation
- harbour regulations
- immigration regulations
- import regulations
- ineffectual regulation
- insurance regulations
- internal regulations
- lax regulation
- legal regulation
- licence regulations
- maintenance regulations
- market regulations
- marking regulations
- permit regulations
- plant regulation
- pollution control regulations
- port regulations
- port authority regulations
- price regulation
- price regulations
- prudential regulation
- public regulation
- quantitative regulation of imports
- quantitative regulation of trade turnover
- rate regulation
- safety regulations
- sanitary regulations
- securities regulations
- service regulations
- servicing regulations
- state regulation
- statutory regulations
- stock exchange regulations
- storage regulations
- stringent regulations
- tariff regulations
- taring regulations
- tax regulations
- technical regulations
- trade regulations
- traffic regulations
- wage regulation
- working regulations
- regulation of export
- regulation of import
- regulations of participation
- regulation of payments
- regulation of prices
- regulation of production
- regulations on the use
- according to regulations
- contrary to regulations
- develop regulations
- increase regulation
- infringe regulations
- observe regulations
- tighten regulations
- violate regulations
- work out regulationsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > regulation
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43 source
1. n
- alternarive sources
- confidential sources of information
- credit source
- credit information sources
- data source
- external sources
- financing sources
- information source
- informed sources
- internal sources
- major source
- nontraditional source of income
- primary source
- private sources
- procurement source
- product supply sources
- reliable sources
- renewable sources
- sources of accumulation
- source of credit
- source of error
- source of finance
- source of financing
- source of funds
- source of income
- source of information
- source of livelihood
- source of pollution
- source of profit
- source of raw materials
- sources of revenue
- source of subsistence
- source of supply
- at source
- from a reliable source
- identify the source of income
- learn from a reliable source
- protect the source
- tax at source2. v
- source funds from a countryEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > source
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