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1 nominal
{'nɔminl}
1. номинален, само по име/на книга, формален, фиктивен, недействителен, номинален (за стойност, цена)
2. именен, на/отнасящ се до имена
NOMINAL list именен списък
3. грaм. на/отнасящ се до съществително
4. нищожен, незначителен
NOMINAL rent нищожен наем* * *{'nъminl} a 1. номинален; само по име/на книга, формален; фик* * *именен; номинален; незначителен; нищожен;* * *1. nominal list именен списък 2. nominal rent нищожен наем 3. грaм. на/отнасящ се до съществително 4. именен, на/отнасящ се до имена 5. нищожен, незначителен 6. номинален, само по име/на книга, формален, фиктивен, недействителен, номинален (за стойност, цена)* * *nominal[´nɔminəl] adj 1. номинален; само по име (на думи);
ominal ruler владетел само на думи; нищожен, фиктивен, незначителен;
ominal price ( sum) нищожна цена, сума;
ominal tax rate номинална данъчна ставка; 2. именен, на (от, който се отнася до) имена, който се състои от имена;
ominal list списък на имена; 3. на (от, който се отнася до) съществително;
ominal root корен на съществително, 4. поименен (за акци и пр.); 5. нормален, без непредвидени отклонения; 6. измерен в цифрова, а не в покупателна стойност (за заплата и пр.);
ominal value номинална стойност (на банкноти и пр.).
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