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1 stocks
1. государственные ценные бумаги2. иметь в наличии; акция; запасСинонимический ряд:1. estimations (noun) appraisals; assessments; estimates; estimations; evaluations; judgments2. families (noun) clans; families; folks; houses; kin; kindred; lineage; lineages; races; tribes3. funds (noun) account; assets; bonds; capital outlay; credit; funds; liens4. reserves (noun) backlogs; hoards; inventories; nest eggs; reserves; reservoirs; stockpiles; stores; supplies; treasures5. trusts (noun) confidences; dependences; faiths; hopes; reliances; trusts6. keeps (verb) carries; keeps -
2 hopes
надеяться; надеждаhopes thwarted by death — надежды, рухнувшие со смертью
Синонимический ряд:1. trusts (noun) confidences; dependences; faiths; reliances; stocks; trusts2. dreams (verb) aspires; dreams3. expects (verb) awaits; counts on; counts upon; expects; looks -
3 charges
1. цена; расходы; издержкиfixed charges — постоянные издержки; постоянные затраты
storage charges — плата за хранение; складские расходы
2. расходыscale of charges — шкала расходов; тариф
3. заряжать; брать плату; зарядСинонимический ряд:1. account (noun) account; bill; invoice; reckoning; score; statement; tab2. accusations (noun) accusations; denouncements; denunciations; incriminations3. duties (noun) commitments; committals; duties; imperatives; musts; needs; obligations; responsibilities4. fees (noun) exaction; fees; tolls5. keeping (noun) cares; custody; guardianships; keeping; supervisions; trusts6. loads (noun) burdens; deadweights; loads; millstones; onuses; tasks; taxes; weights7. orders (noun) behest; behests; bidding; commandments; commands; dictates; directions; directives; injunctions; instructions; mandates; orders; words8. oversights (noun) conducts; handlings; managements; oversights; runnings; superintendencies9. prices (noun) costs; price tags; prices; rates; tabs; tariffs10. rushes (noun) rushes11. wards (noun) dependants; wards12. accuses (verb) accuses; arraigns; criminates; denounces; denunciates; impeaches; incriminates; inculpates; indicts13. ascribes (verb) accredits; ascribes; assigns; attributes; credits; imputes; lays; refers14. binds (verb) binds; commits; obligates; pledges15. burdens (verb) burdens; clogs; cumbers; encumbers; lades; lumbers; saddles; tasks; taxes; weigh down; weighs; weights16. fills (verb) arms; chokes; fills; freights; heaps; loads; packs; piles17. permeates (verb) impregnates; interpenetrates; penetrates; percolates; permeates; pervades; saturates; suffuses; transfuses18. rushes (verb) boils; bolts; chases; dashes; flings; lashes; races; rushes; shoots; tears19. tells (verb) bids; commands; directs; enjoins; instructs; orders; requires; tells; warns20. trusts (verb) entrusts; trusts -
4 groups
n pl спорт. предварительные соревнованияСинонимический ряд:1. arrays (noun) arrays; batches; batteries; bodies; bundles; clots; clumps; clutches; collections; knots; parcels; platoons; sorts; suites2. assemblies (noun) assemblies; bands; bevies; clusters; coveys; crews; parties3. classes (noun) categories; classes; grades; groupings; leagues; pigeonholes; tiers4. companies (noun) aggregations; assemblages; collections; companies; congregations; congresses; convocations; gatherings; meetings; musters; troops5. sets (noun) bunches; circles; crowds; lots; pushes; sets6. syndicates (noun) cartels; chains; combines; conglomerates; pools; syndicates; trusts7. meets (verb) assembles; closes; clusters; collects; congregates; convenes; converges; gathers; get together; meets; musters; rounds up8. orders (verb) arranges; arrays; disposes; distributes; marshals; orders; organises; ranges; systematises9. sorts (verb) assorts; categorises; categorizes; classes; classifies; grades; pigeonholes; pigeon-holes; places; ranks; rates; separates; sort out; sorts
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