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1 монетная система
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > монетная система
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2 шотландский
1. scotchшотландский терьер; скотч-терьер — Scotch terrier
2. scotian3. scottish4. Scotch; Scottishскотч, шотландское виски — Scotch whisky
«шотландский брак» — Scotch marriage
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3 шотландская монетная система
Banking: Scottish coinage (существовала до 1707 г.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > шотландская монетная система
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4 выдумка
1) General subject: a figment of the mind, artifice, brainchild, capriccio, caprice, cock-and-bull story, coinage, confabulation, contrivance, fable, fabrication, fairy tale, fib, fiction, fictitious narrative, fictive narrative, figment, flam, fudge, gammon, invention, made-up story, make believe, make up, make-believe, make-believe reply, make-up, malarkey, romance, story, story telling, tale, verisimilitudes, whigmaleerie, whim wham, whim-wham (дикая), whimsy whamsy, windy, tarradiddle, hoax3) Literal: myth4) Poetical language: forgery5) Jocular: fish story6) Australian slang: yarn7) Diplomatic term: baloney, figment of the mind, make reply8) Psychology: imagination10) Jargon: bum, gag, ackamarackus, ackamaracka11) American English: tall tale -
5 звонкая монета
1) General subject: cash, clink, hard, hard cash, metallic currency, real money, sea coal, specie, yellow dirt, hard money2) Colloquial: chink, ready rhino3) Obsolete: darby4) Economy: effective coin5) Scottish language: clinker7) Banking: clink of cold hard cash, coinage8) Advertising: dry money9) leg.N.P. milled money
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