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1 a sharp turnaround in prices
Общая лексика: резкий скачок ценУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > a sharp turnaround in prices
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2 turnaround
ˈtə:nəˌraund сущ.;
мор. оборот( судна) с учетом времени на погрузку и выгрузку поездка или полет туда и обратно оборачиваемость;
время между получением и исполнением (заказа и т. п.;
тж. * time) изменение позиции, взглядов м т. п.;
переход на другую сторону изменение - a sharp * in prices резкий скачок цен( дорожностроительное) место для разворота cyclical ~ полный производственный цикл turnaround время между получением и выполнением заказа ~ межремонтный срок службы ~ оборачиваемость ~ оборот (судна) с учетом времени на погрузку и выгрузку ~ мор. оборот (судна) с учетом времени на погрузку и выгрузку ~ in economic activity благоприятное изменение экономической конъюнктуры ~ in exchange rates благоприятное изменение конъюнктуры на валютном рынке ~ in stocks оборачиваемость запасовБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > turnaround
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3 резкий скачок цен
1) General subject: a sharp turnabout in prices, a sharp turnaround in prices, a sharp turnround in prices2) Economy: spike3) Banking: price surge
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