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1 текущая процентная ставка
1) Banking: current interest, running interest2) Investment: spot interest rateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > текущая процентная ставка
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2 текущая ставка процента
Economy: current interest, running interestУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > текущая ставка процента
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3 сумма
1. assessment base2. capitalкапитал, который меньше объявленной суммы — impaired capital
3. figure4. number5. quantum6. integral7. amount of8. amountsитог; общая сумма — aggregate amount
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4 эксплуатационные затраты
1) General subject: operating costs (на добычу нефти)2) Engineering: maintenance charges, maintenance costs, operating costs, operating expenditure, running costs3) Agriculture: (годовые) annual expenditure4) Economy: carrying interest (как доля от общей выручки), operating cost, operation cost, cost in use5) Oil: operating expenses, operations expenses6) Ecology: maintenance cost, operation conditions7) Business: operational costs, working cost, working costs8) Sakhalin energy glossary: OPEX (operating expenses), operating expenditures, operating expenses9) Quality control: operation costs10) Sakhalin A: operational expenditure11) Makarov: running cost, running expenses, service inputs12) Gold mining: working costs (running costs)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > эксплуатационные затраты
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5 обязательство о передаче недвижимости
земельная собственность; недвижимость — landed property
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > обязательство о передаче недвижимости
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6 текущая доходность
2) Accounting: current yield (процентное отношение годового дохода на инвестированный капитал к величине капитала)3) Finances: Cash returns4) Stock Exchange: income yield, interest yield, running yield5) Business: current yield6) EBRD: earnings yieldУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > текущая доходность
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7 С-208
ЛУЧШЕ (ВЕРНЕЕ, ПРОЩЕ, ТОЧНЕЕ) СКАЗАТЬ coll these forms only sent adv (parenth) fixed WO(used to indicate that the speaker is about to modif y or present more accurately what he has just said) it would be more correct to phrase it this waybetter (to say)(to put it) more precisely....Иван Федорович принял было в Смердякове какое-то особенное вдруг участие, нашел его даже очень оригинальным. Сам приучил его говорить с собою, всегда, однако, дивясь некоторой бестолковости или, лучше сказать, некоторому беспокойству его ума... (Достоевский 1)....Ivan Fyodorovich had suddenly taken some special interest in Smerdyakov, found him even very original. He got him accustomed to talking with him, always marveling, however, at a certain incoherence, or, better, a certain restiveness in his mind... (1a).Они вышли из врат и направились лесом. Помещик Максимов, человек лет шестидесяти, не то что шел, а, лучше сказать, почти бежал сбоку, рассматривая их всех с судорожным, невозможным почти любопытством (Достоевский 1). They went out the gate and through the woods. The landowner Maximov, a man of about sixty, was not so much walking but, more precisely, almost running alongside, staring at them all with contorted, almost impossible curiosity (1a). -
8 вернее сказать
[these forms only; sent adv (parenth); fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to indicate that the speaker is about to modify or present more accurately what he has just said) it would be more correct to phrase it this way:- (to put it) more precisely.♦...Иван Федорович принял было в Смердякове какое-то особенное вдруг участие, нашел его даже очень оригинальным. Сам приучил его говорить с собою, всегда, однако, дивясь некоторой бестолковости или, лучше сказать, некоторому беспокойству его ума... (Достоевский 1)....Ivan Fyodorovich had suddenly taken some special interest in Smerdyakov, found him even very original. He got him accustomed to talking with him, always marveling, however, at a certain incoherence, or, better, a certain restiveness in his mind... (1a).♦ Они вышли из врат и направились лесом. Помещик Максимов, человек лет шестидесяти, не то что шел, а, лучше сказать, почти бежал сбоку, рассматривая их всех с судорожным, невозможным почти любопытством (Достоевский 1). They went out the gate and through the woods. The landowner Maximov, a man of about sixty, was not so much walking but, more precisely, almost running alongside, staring at them all with contorted, almost impossible curiosity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вернее сказать
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9 лучше сказать
[these forms only; sent adv (parenth); fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to indicate that the speaker is about to modify or present more accurately what he has just said) it would be more correct to phrase it this way:- (to put it) more precisely.♦...Иван Федорович принял было в Смердякове какое-то особенное вдруг участие, нашел его даже очень оригинальным. Сам приучил его говорить с собою, всегда, однако, дивясь некоторой бестолковости или, лучше сказать, некоторому беспокойству его ума... (Достоевский 1)....Ivan Fyodorovich had suddenly taken some special interest in Smerdyakov, found him even very original. He got him accustomed to talking with him, always marveling, however, at a certain incoherence, or, better, a certain restiveness in his mind... (1a).♦ Они вышли из врат и направились лесом. Помещик Максимов, человек лет шестидесяти, не то что шел, а, лучше сказать, почти бежал сбоку, рассматривая их всех с судорожным, невозможным почти любопытством (Достоевский 1). They went out the gate and through the woods. The landowner Maximov, a man of about sixty, was not so much walking but, more precisely, almost running alongside, staring at them all with contorted, almost impossible curiosity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > лучше сказать
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10 проще сказать
[these forms only; sent adv (parenth); fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to indicate that the speaker is about to modify or present more accurately what he has just said) it would be more correct to phrase it this way:- (to put it) more precisely.♦...Иван Федорович принял было в Смердякове какое-то особенное вдруг участие, нашел его даже очень оригинальным. Сам приучил его говорить с собою, всегда, однако, дивясь некоторой бестолковости или, лучше сказать, некоторому беспокойству его ума... (Достоевский 1)....Ivan Fyodorovich had suddenly taken some special interest in Smerdyakov, found him even very original. He got him accustomed to talking with him, always marveling, however, at a certain incoherence, or, better, a certain restiveness in his mind... (1a).♦ Они вышли из врат и направились лесом. Помещик Максимов, человек лет шестидесяти, не то что шел, а, лучше сказать, почти бежал сбоку, рассматривая их всех с судорожным, невозможным почти любопытством (Достоевский 1). They went out the gate and through the woods. The landowner Maximov, a man of about sixty, was not so much walking but, more precisely, almost running alongside, staring at them all with contorted, almost impossible curiosity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > проще сказать
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11 точнее сказать
[these forms only; sent adv (parenth); fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to indicate that the speaker is about to modify or present more accurately what he has just said) it would be more correct to phrase it this way:- (to put it) more precisely.♦...Иван Федорович принял было в Смердякове какое-то особенное вдруг участие, нашел его даже очень оригинальным. Сам приучил его говорить с собою, всегда, однако, дивясь некоторой бестолковости или, лучше сказать, некоторому беспокойству его ума... (Достоевский 1)....Ivan Fyodorovich had suddenly taken some special interest in Smerdyakov, found him even very original. He got him accustomed to talking with him, always marveling, however, at a certain incoherence, or, better, a certain restiveness in his mind... (1a).♦ Они вышли из врат и направились лесом. Помещик Максимов, человек лет шестидесяти, не то что шел, а, лучше сказать, почти бежал сбоку, рассматривая их всех с судорожным, невозможным почти любопытством (Достоевский 1). They went out the gate and through the woods. The landowner Maximov, a man of about sixty, was not so much walking but, more precisely, almost running alongside, staring at them all with contorted, almost impossible curiosity (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точнее сказать
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12 действующий
1. functional2. running3. validимеющий юридическую силу, действующий приказ — valid warrant
4. in gearвключённый, сцепленный, действующий — in gear
активная линия; действующая строка — active line
5. effective6. operable7. operating8. operatioinal9. live10. virtual11. operational12. active; acting; field13. going14. operative15. working
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