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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to boost spending
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1) трата; расходование2) расходы•For the first time in 10 years corporate spending on technology is dropping. — Впервые за 10 лет корпоративные расходы на технологию падают.
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n1) трата; расходование2) расходы
- budget spending
- business spending
- capital spending
- consumer spending
- currency spending
- defence spending
- deficit spending
- discretionary spending
- education spending
- expansion spending
- extra spending
- government spending
- health spending
- incentive spending
- military spending
- public spending
- social spending
- spending of money
- spending on health
- boost spending
- control spending
- cut government spending
- slash spending
- tighten spendingEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > spending
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nрасходы, затратыto announce cuts in one's defense spending — объявлять о сокращении своих ассигнований на оборону
to increase military spending — увеличивать военные затраты / расходы
to raise military spending to an unprecedented high — поднимать военные расходы до беспрецедентного уровня
to reduce military spending — уменьшать военные затраты / расходы
- boost in spendingto take "a meat cleaver" to spending — резко ограничивать расходы
- budgetary spending
- cut in spending
- decline in spending
- defense spending
- domestic spending
- freeze in spending
- increase in spending
- large-scale in spending
- massive spending
- military spending
- on the spending side
- public spending
- reduction of spending
- slowdown in spending
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1. n разг.1) поддержка, проталкивание; стимул, стимулирование- give smb. a boost2) создание популярности; реклама, рекламирование3) эк. повышение (цен и т.п.)•2. v1) активно поддерживать; способствовать развитию; помогать выдвинуться2) рекламировать, способствовать росту популярности3) амер. поднимать, повышать, быстро расти (о ценах) -
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Военно-политический термин: увеличивать военные расходы (англ. цитата из репортажа BBC News)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > boost military spending
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9 boost the military spending
Общая лексика: наращивать военные расходыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > boost the military spending
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Language of the modern press. English-Russian Glossary of active vocabulary > boost the military spending
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1. n повышение, поднятие, увеличение2. n амер. прибавка3. n подъём; дорога в гору4. n горн. восстающая выработка5. v поднимать; повышать6. v подняться7. v помочь поднятьсяto raise snakes — поднять скандал, затеять шумную ссору
to raise hell — устроить скандал, поднять шум
8. v взметать; вздымать9. v извергать; подниматьto raise jack — поднимать шум, скандалить
10. v поднимать; будить, воскрешатьto raise hay — поднимать шум, доставлять неприятности
11. v рел. воскрешать12. v вызывать, возбуждать; порождать13. v начинать, поднимать; затевать14. v поднимать на борьбу15. v повышать, увеличиватьto raise temperature to 100° — поднять температуру до 100°
16. v карт. увеличивать ставку17. v амер. ком. подделать путём переделки обозначенной на документе суммы на более высокую18. v часто возвышать, поднимать19. v возводить; производить; повышать по службе20. v редк. превозносить, восхвалять21. v шотл. выводить из себя, приводить в ярость22. v мат. возводить в степень23. v текст. ворсовать; начёсывать24. v мед. разг. откашливаться, отхаркиватьсяСинонимический ряд:1. addition (noun) accession; accretion; addition; augmentation; increment; rise2. increase (noun) advance; advancement; boost; enlargement; hike; increase; jack; jump; promotion3. advance (verb) advance; exalt; jump; promote; upgrade4. amass (verb) amass; procure; solicit5. arouse (verb) arouse; awaken; call forth; evoke; excite; stir up6. boost (verb) boost; hike; increase; inflate; jack; jack up; up7. build (verb) build; construct; erect; pitch; put up; set up; uprear8. gather (verb) accumulate; allocate; appropriate; assemble; bring together; collect; congregate; congress; forgather; gather; muster; rendezvous9. grow (verb) breed; bring about; cultivate; engender; give rise to; grow; originate; produce; propagate10. incite (verb) abet; foment; incite; instigate; provoke; set; set on; whip up11. intensify (verb) aggravate; amplify; augment; elevate; enhance; enlarge; heighten; intensify12. introduce (verb) bring up; broach; introduce; moot; put forth13. lift (verb) elevate; heave; hoist; lift; loft; pick up; take up; uphold; uplift; upraise14. nurture (verb) foster; nourish; nurture; rear; suckle; support15. pique (verb) pique; rouse; spark; stimulate16. put (verb) ask; pose; put17. resurrect (verb) resurrectАнтонимический ряд:blight; broadcast; calm; cast; compose; confute; contribute; curtail; dampen; debase; decrease; degrade; demolish; demotion; depreciate; depress; destroy; lower; neglect; raze
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