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1 здавати
= здати1) ( передавати) to hand over, to pass; ( повертати) to return, to turn inздавати в архів, — to give up as a bad job, to write off, to shelve, to scrap, to throw out, to leave out of account, to give up as a bad, to put away for good; to file
здавати в архів — to shelve, to scrap, to throw out, to leave out of account, to give up as a bad, to put away for good; to file
здавати в експлуатацію — to put in operation, to put in commission
здавати на зберігання — to deposit, ( багаж) to register
2) ( карти) to dealздавати внайми — to let, to let out, to hire out
здавати в оренду — to lease, to grant on lease, to rent
здавати в суборенду — to redemise, under-lease, underlet
4) ( про фортецю) to surrender, to yield; ( територію) to cede5) ( слабнути) to decline, to weaken, to begin to fail -
2 оренда
ж1) lease; ( довгострокова) leasing; ( короткострокова) rent, rentingдовгострокова оренда — leasing, long-term lease, perpetual lease
короткострокова оренда — operating (short, short-term) lease, short rent
оренда землі — lease of land; take; tenancy; concession of land; agricultural tenancy
на умовах оренди — under lease, on a rental basis
брати в оренду — to rent; ( на тривалий час) to lease, to take a lease (of), to take on lease
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3 знімати
= зняти1) to take away, to remove; ( діставати зверху) to take down; ( одяг) to take off; ( рукавички) to pull off, to draw off; (сметану, накип) to skimзнімати кайдани — to unshackle, to unfetter
2) ( відтворювати) to make, to take, to record; ( фотографувати) to photograph, to take a photographзнімати копію — to make a copy, to copy
3) розм. ( наймати) to take, to rentзнімати в оренду — to lease, to take on lease
4) ( врожай) to gather (in); to pick5) ( звільняти)знімати з роботи — to dismiss, to discharge
6)7) to remove; (усувати, скасовувати) to cancel, to lift, to raiseзнімати напругу — to dump, to relieve a stress
знімати обмеження — to liberalize, to lift restrictions, to end restrictions, to raise restrictions, to remove restrictions
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4 прокатний
Ilet out on hire, hired, for hire/rent, rented, lendingII мет.прокатний завод, прокатний стан — rolling mill
См. также в других словарях:
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