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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > trade clothing
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торг., стат., амер. розничная торговля одеждой, обувью и аксессуарами* (по NAICS 2002: подсектор экономики, в который включены организации, занимающиеся розничной торговлей одеждой и обувью, ювелирными изделиями, сумками и чемоданами, шляпами, перчатками, часами и др.)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores
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trade [treɪd]1 noun∎ the clothing trade la confection, l'industrie f de la confection;∎ she is in the tea trade elle est dans le commerce du thé, elle est négociante en thé;∎ trade is brisk les affaires vont bien;∎ to do a good or roaring trade faire des affaires en or;∎ it's good for trade cela fait marcher le commerce;∎ domestic/foreign trade commerce m intérieur/extérieur;∎ retail/wholesale trade commerce m de détail/de gros(b) (illicit dealings) trafic m;∎ the drug trade le trafic de drogue(c) (vocation, occupation) métier m;∎ she is an electrician by trade elle est électricienne de son métier ou de son état;∎ to be in the trade être du métier;∎ everyone to his trade chacun son métier;∎ as we say in the trade comme on dit dans le métier;∎ open to members of the trade only pour les membres de la profession seulement(d) (exchange) échange m;∎ to do a trade faire un échange;∎ fair trade échange m équitable(e) (regular customers) clientèle f(exchange) échanger, troquer;∎ he traded a marble for a toffee il a échangé ou troqué une bille contre un caramel;∎ they traded insults over the dinner table ils ont échangé des insultes pendant le dîner(a) (businessman, country) faire du commerce, commercer;∎ he trades in clothing il est négociant en confection, il est dans la confection;∎ what name do you trade under? quel est votre raison sociale?;∎ to trade at a loss vendre à perte;∎ to trade with sb avoir ou entretenir des relations commerciales avec qn;∎ they stopped trading with Iran ils ont arrêté toute relation commerciale avec l'Iran∎ to trade at or with faire ses courses à ou chez∎ corn is trading at £25 le maïs se négocie à 25 livres(winds) alizés mpl►► trade advertising publicité f auprès des intermédiaires;trade agreement accord m commercial;trade allowance remise f entre professionnels;trade association association f professionnelle;trade balance balance f commerciale;trade ban interdiction f de commerce;trade barriers barrières fpl douanières;trade bills effets mpl de commerce;trade body syndicat m professionnel;Accountancy trade credit crédit m fournisseur ou commercial;Accountancy trade creditor créancier(ère) m,f d'exploitation;trade cycle cycle m de commercialisation;Accountancy trade debt dettes fpl d'exploitation;Accountancy trade debtor compte m ou créance f client;trade deficit balance f commerciale déficitaire, déficit m extérieur ou commercial;trade delegation délégation f commerciale;British the Trade Descriptions Act = loi qui empêche la publicité mensongère;trade directory annuaire m de commerce;trade discount (to customer) escompte m commercial, escompte m d'usage; (to retailer) escompte m professionnel, remise f professionnelle;trade embargo embargo m commercial;trade exhibition foire-exposition f, exposition f commerciale;British trade fair foire f commerciale, salon m;trade figures chiffre m d'affaires;trade gap déficit m commercial;trade journal journal m professionnel, revue f professionnelle;trade marketing marketing m commercial, trade marketing m;trade mission mission f commerciale;trade paper revue f spécialisée;trade policy politique f commerciale;trade press presse f spécialisée, presse f professionnelle;trade price Commerce prix m marchand; Stock Exchange prix m de négociation;trade promotion promotion f auprès des intermédiaires;trade publication revue f spécialisée ou professionnelle;trade register registre m du commerce;trade route route f commerciale;trade secret secret m de fabrication;∎ humorous she won't tell me her recipe, she says it's a trade secret! elle ne veut pas me donner sa recette, elle dit que c'est un secret!;trade show salon m (professionnel);trade ticket avis m d'opéré, avis m d'opération sur titres;British the Trades Union Congress = la Confédération des syndicats britanniques;trade(s) union syndicat m;∎ to join a trade(s) union se syndiquer;∎ the workers formed a trade(s) union les ouvriers ont formé un syndicat;∎ I am in the trade(s) union je suis syndiqué, j'appartiens au syndicat;trade unionism syndicalisme m;trade(s) unionist syndicaliste mf;trade union tariff tarif m syndical;trade wind alizé m(a) Stock Exchange acheter des valeurs basses(b) (car owner) changer pour un modèle moins cher∎ I traded my television/car in for a new one ils ont repris mon vieux téléviseur/ma vieille voiture quand j'ai acheté le nouveau/la nouvelle(exchange) échanger, troquer; (as a compromise) accepter en compensation;∎ to trade sth off against sth laisser ou abandonner qch pour qch;∎ they have traded off quality against speed ils ont fait primer la rapidité sur la qualité;∎ you can't ask me to trade off reputation against profit vous ne pouvez pas me demander de choisir entre ma réputation et un profit∎ American they trade off every year for first place ils sont premiers chacun leur tour tous les ansexploiter, profiter de;∎ he trades on her gullibility il profite de sa crédulité;∎ I'd hate to trade on your kindness je ne voudrais pas abuser de votre gentillesse(a) Stock Exchange acheter des valeurs hautes(b) (car owner) changer pour un modèle plus cher -
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♦ clothing /ˈkləʊðɪŋ/n. [u]1 abbigliamento; vestiario: an item (o a piece, an article) of clothing, un capo di vestiario; the clothing industry (o trade) l'industria dell'abbigliamento -
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clothing ['kləʊðɪŋ]1 noun (UNCOUNT)(a) (garments) vêtements mpl, habits mpl;∎ an article of clothing un vêtement;∎ articles of clothing vêtements mpl;∎ warm clothing vêtements mpl chauds(b) (act of dressing) habillage m; (providing with garments) habillement m; Religion (of monk, nun) prise f d'habit(industry, trade) du vêtement, de l'habillement; (shop) de vêtements►► clothing allowance indemnité f vestimentaire;clothing manufacturer confectionneur(euse) m,f -
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clothing [ˈkləʊðɪŋ]* * *['kləʊðɪŋ]noun [U] vêtements mplan item ou article of clothing — un vêtement
clothing trade — habillement m, confection f
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@clothing trade 1. торговля швейными изделиями; 2. швейная промышленность @cotton trade 1. торговля хлопком; 2. торговля хлопчатобумажным товаром @dress trade торговля готовым платьем, торговля швейными изделиями @hosiery trade 1. торговля чулочными изделиями; торговля трикотажными изделиями; 2. чулочная промышленность; трикотажная промышленность @needle-working trade швейная промышленность @thread trade 1. торговля нитками; 2. ниточное производство @ -
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@clothing trade 1. торговля швейными изделиями; 2. швейная промышленность @cotton trade 1. торговля хлопком; 2. торговля хлопчатобумажным товаром @dress trade торговля готовым платьем, торговля швейными изделиями @hosiery trade 1. торговля чулочными изделиями; торговля трикотажными изделиями; 2. чулочная промышленность; трикотажная промышленность @needle-working trade швейная промышленность @thread trade 1. торговля нитками; 2. ниточное производство @ -
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clothing trade (BE) IND Kleidungs- und Strickwarenherstellung f, Textil- und Wollindustrie f, Bekleidungsbranche f (cf apparel and wool industry AE)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > clothing trade
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noun (clothes: warm clothing.) ropaclothing n ropa / prendastr['kləʊðɪŋ]1 ropa■ article/item of clothing prenda de vestir\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLclothing industry industria de la confecciónclothing ['klo:ðɪŋ] n: ropa f, indumentaria fadj.• textil adj.n.• indumentaria s.f.• ropa (Textil) s.f.• ropaje s.m.• vestido s.m.• vestidos s.m.pl.• vestidura s.f.'kləʊðɪŋmass noun ropa f; (before n)['klǝʊðɪŋ]1.N ropa f, vestimenta farticle of clothing — prenda f de vestir
2.CPDclothing allowance N — extra m para ropa de trabajo
clothing industry N — industria f textil
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1 noun(a) (commerce) commerce m, affaires f pl;∎ it's good for trade cela fait marcher le commerce;∎ to do a roaring trade faire des affaires en ortrade acceptance acceptation f commerciale; trade agreement accord m commercial;trade association association f professionnelle;trade balance balance f commerciale;trade ban interdiction f de commerce;trade barrier barrière f commerciale;trade bills effets m pl de commerce;trade bloc union f douanière;ACCOUNTANCY trade credit crédit m fournisseur ou commercial;ACCOUNTANCY trade creditor créancier(ère) m, f d'exploitation;trade cycle cycle m de commercialisation;ACCOUNTANCY trade debt dettes f pl d'exploitation;ACCOUNTANCY trade debtor compte m ou créance f client;trade deficit balance commerciale déficitaire, déficit m commercial;trade delegation délégation f commerciale;British Trade Descriptions Act = loi qui empêche la publicité mensongère;trade embargo embargo m commercial;trade exhibition foire-exposition f, exposition f commerciale;trade fair foire f commerciale;trade figures chiffre m d'affaires;trade gap déficit commercial;trade marketing marketing m commercial, trade marketing m;trade negotiations négociations f pl commerciales;trade policy politique f commerciale;trade practices usages m pl commerciaux;trade restraint restriction f de concurrence;STOCK EXCHANGE trade ticket avis m d'opéré, avis d'opération sur titres(b) (profession) métier m;∎ to be in the trade être du métier;∎ he's a plumber by trade il est plombier de son état ou métiertrade body syndicat m professionnel; trade directory répertoire m des métiers;trade discount remise f professionnelle;trade journal journal m professionnel;British trade press presse f spécialisée ou professionnelle;trade register registre m du commerce;trade representative délégué(e) m, f commercial(e);trade secret secret m professionnel ou de fabrication;British trade union syndicat m;Trades Union Congress = confédération des syndicats britanniques;trade union council conseil m syndical;trade unionism syndicalisme m;trade unionist syndicaliste m f;trade union tariff tarif m syndicalSTOCK EXCHANGE négociertraded option option f négociable ou cotée(a) (do business) faire du commerce, commercer;∎ he trades in clothing il est négociant en confection;∎ the company trades under the name of Prism Ltd l'entreprise opère sous le nom de Prism Ltd;∎ to trade at a loss vendre à perte;∎ to trade with sb avoir des relations commerciales avec qncorn is trading at $2.20 le maïs se négocie à 2,20 dollarsSTOCK EXCHANGE acheter des valeurs bassesfaire reprendreSTOCK EXCHANGE acheter des valeurs hautes -
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[΄kləuðiŋ] n հագուստ, զգեստ. article of clothing հագուստի առարկա. ready-made clothing պատ րաստի հագուստ. clothing shop հագուստեղե նի խանութ. clothing trade հագուստեղենի առևտուր -
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Owing to the Anglo-Portuguese Alliance, England ( Great Britain after 1707) was, until the 1920s, Portugal's main trading partner. The Methuen Treaty (1703) stipulated that Portuguese wines and English woolens would be exempt from custom duties. The imperial nationalist economic ideas of the Estado Novo directed Portuguese trade toward its Africa colonies of Angola, Mozambique, and Guinea- Bissau. The historical importance of the British export market to Portuguese trade necessitated Portugal becoming a charter member of the European Free Trade Area (EFTA) in 1959.When Britain joined the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1973, Portugal had to follow, with a trade agreement with the European Union (EU). Negotiations between Portugal and the EU produced an accord that stipulated mutual tariff reductions, until their disappearance in mid-1977 on industrial products, while EU member states were allowed to restrict some Portuguese textiles and paper and cork products. Tariffs were also reduced for Portuguese tinned tomatoes and fish, as well as for port wine. Since gaining full membership in the EU in 1986. Portugal's trade has shifted strongly toward continental EU member states. In the 1990s, EEC/EU member states purchased nearly 75 percent of Portugal's exports and supplied nearly 70 percent of its imports. Within the EEC/EU, Britain, Germany, France, and Spain are Portugal's a main trading partners. Portuguese trade with its former colonies fell sharply after the Revolution of 25 April 1974, as Portugal turned away from Africa and toward Europe.In 2007, Portugal's major commodity exports have been textiles, clothing, footwear, machinery, transportation equipment, paper and cork products, wine, tomato paste, chemicals, and plastic products. Portugal's comparative advantage lies in its low hourly costs for skilled labor, which are about 20 percent lower than other EU member states. Manufactured goods account for about 75 percent of merchandise imports; food and beverages about 10 percent; and raw materials (mainly petroleum) about 15 percent. -
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s.industria de la confección.
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