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nგულუხვობა, საბოძარები, მთავრობის მიერ დაწესებული წასახალისებელი პრემიები -
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экспортные премии
Денежные вознаграждения, материальные поощрения (дополнительные субсидии для капитальных вложений и т.д.), предоставляемые государством экспортным фирмам с целью оказания финансовой поддержки в конкурентной борьбе на мировом рынке.
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1. good, welfare, prosperityблага goodsблагата на живота the good things of life; life's bountiesземни блага worldly goods, earthly possessions/blessings2. (богатство) wealthматериални блага material wealthстопански и културни блага на страната the country's economic and cultural wealthразпределение на благата a distribution of goods* * *бла̀го,ср., -а̀ обикн. мн.1. good, welfare, prosperity; \благоа goods; \благоата на живота the good things of life; life’s bounties; земни \благоа worldly good, earthly possessions/blessings;2. ( богатство) wealth; обществени \благоа social benefits; разпределение на \благоата distribution of goods.* * *benignantly; good{gu;d}; mildly* * *1. (богатство) wealth 2. good, welfare, prosperity 3. блага goods 4. благата на живота the good things of life;life's bounties 5. за БЛАГОто на народа for the public/common weal 6. за общото БЛАГО for the general good/welfare 7. земни блага worldly goods, earthly possessions/blessings 8. материални блага material wealth 9. разпределение на благата a distribution of goods 10. стопански и културни блага на страната the country's economic and cultural wealth -
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1) (generosity in giving.) munificiencia, generosidad2) ((plural bounties) something given out of generosity.) generosidad, regalotr['baʊntɪ]1 (generosity) generosidad nombre femenino2 (reward) prima3 (gift) regalo1) generosity: generosidad f, munificiencia f2) reward: recompensa fn.• gracia s.f.• gratificación s.f.• liberalidad s.f.• merced s.f.• prima s.f.'baʊnti1) u c (liter) ( generosity) munificencia f (liter)2) c ( reward) recompensa f; (before n)['baʊntɪ]bounty hunter — cazador, -dora m,f de recompensas
1. N1) (=generosity) generosidad f, munificencia f2) (=reward) recompensa f ; (Mil) premio m de enganche2.CPDbounty hunter N — cazarrecompensas mf inv
* * *['baʊnti]1) u c (liter) ( generosity) munificencia f (liter)2) c ( reward) recompensa f; (before n)bounty hunter — cazador, -dora m,f de recompensas
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1) (generosity in giving.) gavmildhet2) ((plural bounties) something given out of generosity.) rundhåndet gavepremiesubst. \/ˈbaʊntɪ\/1) velgjørenhet, rundhåndenhet2) (rik) gave3) ( økonomi) premie4) skuddpenger5) ( militærvesen) håndpenger (ved verving)a bounty on somebody's head skuddpremie på noenbounties rike gaver -
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1) (generosity in giving.) overflod2) ((plural bounties) something given out of generosity.) generøs gave* * *1) (generosity in giving.) overflod2) ((plural bounties) something given out of generosity.) generøs gave -
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экспортные премии
Денежные вознаграждения, материальные поощрения (дополнительные субсидии для капитальных вложений и т.д.), предоставляемые государством экспортным фирмам с целью оказания финансовой поддержки в конкурентной борьбе на мировом рынке.
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