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1 прибуток
ч1) profit; gain, return; ( дохід) receipt, incomeваловий (чистий) прибуток — gross ( net) profit
мати прибуток (з) — to profit (by)
давати прибуток — to bring (in) profit
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2 зробити
to make, to do; ( виготовити) to manufacture, to fabricateзробити акцент — to accentuate, to stress, to underline, to place ( the) emphasis (on)
зробити висновок — to make a conclusion, to draw a conclusion, to conclude, to infer
зробити заяву — to make a declaration, to utter a declaration
зробити подарунок — to give/make a present (to)
зробити помилку — to make a mistake, амер., to step off
зробити пропозицію — to propose, to advance, to offer, to suggest (ділову, дружню)
нічого не зробиш — there is nothing to be done, you can't help it
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3 приносити
= принести1) ( доставляти кудись) to bring; to carry; to fetch2) ( давати - про врожай) to yield, to bearприносити плоди — to yield ( to bear) fruit; to bear fruit
3) ( давати якийсь результат) to bring inприносити прибуток — to bring in returns, to make a profit
приносити хороший дохід — to yield a good return, to return good interest
приносити користь — to be of benefit, to be of use
приносити плоди — to bear/yield fruit
приносити вибачення — to present one's apologies, to tender an apology, make one's apologies
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4 дохід
чincome; (заробіток, надходження) emoluments, earnings, proceeds; profit, return ( прибуток); finance ( фінанси), incomings, issue; ( державний) revenueваловий дохід — gross profit/receipts
дохід від землі — return on land, return to land; emblements
дохід на капітал — capital gain, yield of capital, yield on capital, dividends per capital
річний дохід — annual income; ( державний) annual revenue
приносити дохід — to be profitable, to bring in an income
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