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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > ballpark figure
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1) Общая лексика: приблизительная оценка, сумма (I know you can't tell me the exact cost; just give me a ballpark figure), (разг.) приблизительный подсчёт2) Разговорное выражение: примерная оценка (It's a just ballpark figure, so you could expect the final bill to be somewhat higher.) -
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'ball·park fig·ure n( esp Am) Richtwert m;the \ballpark figure is £2000 das wird schätzungsweise 2000 Pfund kosten;in the \ballpark figure in der Größenordnung -
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ˈball·park fig·urethe \ballpark figure is £2,000 das wird schätzungsweise 2.000 Pfund kosten2. (unrealistic estimate) grobe [oft zu optimistische] Schätzung -
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approximate amount приблизительное числоI can give you only a ballpark figure at this time.
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Ballpark — это большой стадион, где играют в бейсбол; переносное значение — оценка, приблизительная цифра, которую необходимо проверить. Раньше говорили in the same ballpark, имея в виду две цифры, которые можно сравнивать.The price of both houses is in the same ballpark. — Цена этих двух домов примерно одинакова.
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przybliżona sumaprzybliżona suma ilośćEnglish-Polish dictionary of Electronics and Computer Science > ballpark figure
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бейсбол; перенориентировочная цифра, примерное количествоThe English annotation is below. (English-Russian) > ballpark figure
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амер. Ориентировочная цифра. Примерное число [количество]Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Ballpark figure
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Общая лексика: приблизительный подсчётУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > (разг.) ballpark figure
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ballpark /ˈbɔ:lpɑ:k/ ( USA)A n.● (fam.) all over the ballpark, sconclusionato; incasinato (pop.) □ (fam.) in the ballpark, plausibile; ragionevolmente accurato □ (fam.) in the same ballpark, dello stesso ordine; dello stesso livello; simileB a. attr.approssimativo: a ballpark figure, una cifra approssimativa. -
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['bɔːlpɑːk]to be in the ballpark: total costs will be in the 5 million ballpark el costo total será del orden de cinco millones; several of the bids are in our ballpark varias de las ofertas están a nuestro alcance; (before n) a ballpark figure — una cifra aproximada
1.N (US) estadio m de béisbolto be in the same ballpark —
See:see cultural note BASEBALL in baseball2.CPDballpark estimate N — cálculo m aproximado
ballpark figure, ballpark number N — cifra f aproximada
* * *to be in the ballpark: total costs will be in the 5 million ballpark el costo total será del orden de cinco millones; several of the bids are in our ballpark varias de las ofertas están a nuestro alcance; (before n) a ballpark figure — una cifra aproximada
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['bɔːlpɑːk] 1. сущ.; преим. амер.; = ball park2) разг. общая, примерная или грубая оценка; примерное количествоIts speed, range, and altitude put it in the same ballpark with the big airline jets. — По скорости, дальности и высоте полёта его можно поставить в один ряд с большими реактивными самолетами.
2. прил.Exemption from any marketing plans pretty well would have given them the ball park to themselves. — Если бы их освободили от соблюдения своих коммерческих планов, то они бы в два счета подмяли бы под себя весь рынок.
приблизительный, примерныйSyn:
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