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1 выделять фонды
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > выделять фонды
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2 ассигновывать денежные средства
allocate (appropriate, earmark) fundsBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > ассигновывать денежные средства
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3 выделять финансовые средства
allocate (appropriate, earmark) fundsBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > выделять финансовые средства
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4 распределять бюджетные средства
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > распределять бюджетные средства
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5 выделять
1) (обособлять) to select, to single out2) (подчёркивать) to emphasize, to lay / to place emphasis / stress on, to give prominence (to)особо выделять что-л. — to give considerable prominence to smth., to lay / to place special emphasis / stress on smth.
3) (ассигновать) to allocate (to), to allot, to appropriate (to / for), to assign (to / for), to earmarkвыделять средства на что-л. — to appropriate / to allocate / to set aside funds for smth.
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6 ассигновать
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7 выделять средства
2) Naval: fund3) Construction: bankroll4) Economy: allow for in the budget, appropriate5) Finances: appropriate resources6) Diplomatic term: allocate funds for, make allocations for7) Banking: lay out -
8 выделять фонды
1) Economy: appropriate funds2) Logistics: allocate funds, allot funds -
9 размещать средства
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > размещать средства
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10 ассигновать
1. allocate2. appropriate of appropriate to3. earmark4. appropriate5. apropriate6. assign; allocate; allot -
11 ассигновать
to allocate (to), to appropriate (to, for), to assign (for, to), to earmarkассигновать значительные средства — to appropriate considerable sums (for), to allocate considerable funds (for)
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12 деньги деньг·и
ассигновать / выделять деньги (на) — to appropriate money (for), to allocate money
вкладывать деньги — to put / to tie up money
занимать / одалживать деньги — to borrow money
бумажные деньги — gaper currency / money, soft money
"горячие" деньги — volatile short-tertn funds
командировочные деньги — travelling allowance / expenses
наличные деньги — ready money, cash
"нефтяные" деньги (доходы от нефти) — oil money, petro- / petroleum currency
фальшивые деньги — counterfeit / bad money
количество денег в обращении — amount of money / currency in circulation
деньги, не обеспеченные золотом — money unbacked by gold
деньги с высокой покупательной силой / способностью — dear money
недостаток / нехватка денег — want of money, lack / scarcity / stringency / tightness of money
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13 выделить
1. appropriate2. eliminate3. evolve4. isolate5. liberate6. ooze7. precipitate8. recover9. excrete10. separate; detach; mark; mark out; emphasize; allot; satisfy; secrete; evolve; stand out; come forth11. discriminate12. distinguish13. emit14. parcel15. secrete16. sweat17. allocate
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