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Iகள்ளச் சந்தைIIகள்ள வணிகம்கள்ள வாணிபம், கருப்புச் சந்தைIVகள்ளச் சந்தை / வாணிகம்Vகருப்புச்VIகள்ளச் சந்தைகள்ள வணிகம்கருப்புச் சந்தைIXஏமாற்று வியாபாரம் -
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"черный рынок"Покупка или продажа товаров либо операции с иностранной валютой, совершаемые с нарушением государственных запретов -
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фин., межд. эк. обменный [валютный\] курс черного рынка, черный [параллельный\] обменный [валютный\] курс (валютный курс, складывающийся на неофициальном валютном рынке, в отличие от официального, объявленного государственными учреждениями курса)Syn:Англо-русский экономический словарь > black market exchange rate
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95 black market child minder
Деловая лексика: детская воспитательница, работающая без официального разрешенияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > black market child minder
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Деловая лексика: деятельность на чёрном рынке -
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Уголовное право: кредитное учреждение, работающее на черном рынке (англ. термин взят из репортажа агентства Bloomberg) -
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Экономика: торговля на чёрном рынке
См. также в других словарях:
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black market — noun singular the illegal buying and selling of goods, especially when it is difficult or expensive to obtain them legally: There s a thriving black market in vodka and cigarettes. on the black market: Rhino horns can fetch up to $5,000 on the… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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black market — 1931, from BLACK (Cf. black) + MARKET (Cf. market) … Etymology dictionary
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black market — lack market n. 1. the illicit buying and selling of goods, in violation of price controls, rationing, tax laws, prohibition of sale, etc. [PJC] 2. a place where such illegal commerce is conducted, or the entire system of such illicit commerce… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
black market — n. a place or system for selling goods illegally, as in violation of rationing black market vt., vi. black marketeer (or marketer) vi … English World dictionary
black market — [n] illegal sales bootleg market, underground, underground market, underworld market; concept 323 … New thesaurus
black-market — lack market adj. distributed or sold illicitly. Syn: bootleg, contraband, smuggled. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English