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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > bulky cargo
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1) Экономика: громоздкий груз2) Автомобильный термин: объёмный груз3) Логистика: крупногабаритный груз -
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ładunek objętościowyładunek przestrzenny -
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громоздкий груз, объемный грузEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > bulky cargo
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n
- additional cargo
- air cargo
- bag cargo
- bagged cargo
- bale cargo
- barrel cargo
- bulk cargo
- bulky cargo
- cartonised cargo
- chilled cargo
- commercial cargo
- container cargo
- containerized cargo
- conventional cargo
- crated cargo
- damaged cargo
- dangerous cargo
- deadweight cargo
- deck cargo
- directed cargo
- dry cargo
- export cargo
- exported cargo
- express cargo
- fast cargo
- floating cargo
- foreign cargo
- fragile cargo
- frozen cargo
- general cargo
- heavy cargo
- heavy-lift cargo
- heavyweight cargo
- high-value cargo
- hold cargo
- homeward cargo
- import cargo
- imported cargo
- inbound cargo
- inflammable cargo
- inward cargo
- jettisoned cargo
- joint cargo
- legal cargo
- light cargo
- loose cargo
- measurement cargo
- misdirected cargo
- mixed cargo
- nondelivered cargo
- oil cargo
- optional cargo
- outbound cargo
- out-of-gauge cargo
- outward cargo
- oversized cargo
- packed cargo
- packaged cargo
- palletized cargo
- perishable cargo
- railway cargo
- return cargo
- short-landed cargo
- short-shipped cargo
- stacked cargo
- strained cargo
- time cargo
- total cargo
- transhipment cargo
- transit cargo
- uncovered cargo
- undeclared cargo
- undocumented cargo
- underdeck cargo
- unpacked cargo
- unpackaged cargo
- unwrapped cargo
- valuable cargo
- cargo in bags
- cargo in barrels
- cargo in bulk
- cargo within loading gauge
- cargo out and home
- accept cargo
- carry cargo
- close for cargo
- collect cargo
- damage cargo
- delay cargo
- deliver cargo
- detain cargo
- direct cargo
- discharge cargo
- dispatch cargo
- examine cargo
- fasten cargo
- forward cargo
- handle cargo
- hand over cargo
- jettison cargo
- load cargo
- make up cargoes
- misdirect cargo
- off-load cargo
- pick up cargo
- protect cargo
- readdress cargo
- receive cargo
- release cargo
- reload cargo
- remove cargo
- retain cargo
- route cargo
- safeguard cargo
- salvage cargo
- separate cargo
- sling cargo
- store cargo
- stow cargo
- survey cargo
- take cargo
- take in cargo
- take out cargo
- tranship cargo
- unitise cargo
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- bulk cargo
- bulky cargo
- cartonized cargo
- containerized cargo
- contract cargo
- damaged cargo
- dangerous cargo
- duty-free cargo
- fluid cargo
- general cargo
- insured cargo
- loose cargo
- oversize cargo
- packaged cargo
- palletized cargo
- perishable cargo
- tanker cargo
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груз(ы); грузовой самолёт; грузовой -
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[bʌlk] 1.1) (large size) (of package, correspondence, writings) volume m., mole f.; (of building, vehicle) mole f., grandezza f.2) (large body) mole f.4) (majority)the bulk of — la maggior parte di [imports, workers, voters]; il grosso di [army, workforce]
5) (dietary fibre) fibra f.2.1) comm. [order, sale] all'ingrosso2) mar. [cargo, shipment] alla rinfusa* * *1. noun1) (the greater part: The bulk of his money was spent on food.) maggior parte di2) ((great) size or mass: the bulk of a parcel; His huge bulk appeared round the corner.) massa2. adjective(in bulk: bulk buying.) all'ingrosso- bulky- in bulk* * *bulk /bʌlk/n.1 grande massa; mole; quantità; volume2 [u] – the bulk of, la maggior parte di; il grosso di: The bulk of his property went to his son, il grosso della sua proprietà è andato al figlio3 [u] (naut.) spazio di stiva● (comm.) bulk buying, acquisti in blocco □ (naut.) bulk cargo, carico alla rinfusa □ (naut.) bulk carrier, nave rinfusiera □ (comput.) bulk encryption, crittografia di massa □ ( USA) bulk mail, posta a tariffa ridotta; stampe □ (comm.) bulk order, grosso ordinativo □ (comm.) bulk sale, vendita all'ingrosso □ (chim., stat.) bulk sampling, campionamento di massa □ (comm.) bulk selling, vendite in blocco □ (naut.) to break bulk, iniziare la discarica; cominciare a scaricare □ (naut.) to load in bulk, caricare alla rinfusa ( grano, carbone, ecc.) □ (comm.) to sell in bulk, vendere in blocco.(to) bulk /bʌlk/A v. i.1 fare massa; ammassarsi2 crescere di volume; gonfiarsiB v. t.1 ammassare; accumulare● (fig.) to bulk large, (di un problema ecc.) avere (o assumere) gran rilevanza □ to bulk up, accumulare ( una somma, ecc.); ammassare ( pesce, ecc.); (fam.) aumentare, crescere: We hope student numbers will bulk up this year, speriamo che il numero degli studenti aumenterà quest'anno □ to bulk up to, assommare a.* * *[bʌlk] 1.1) (large size) (of package, correspondence, writings) volume m., mole f.; (of building, vehicle) mole f., grandezza f.2) (large body) mole f.4) (majority)the bulk of — la maggior parte di [imports, workers, voters]; il grosso di [army, workforce]
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муж.;
спорт heavyweight, heavy-weightм. спорт. heavy-weight;
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1. heavy;
2. (о человеке) ponderous;
3. (о зданиях) massive;
4. (о грузе) heavy/bulky goods, heavy cargo, heavy-lift, extra weight.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > тяжеловес
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1. noun1) (the greater part: The bulk of his money was spent on food.) størstedelen2) ((great) size or mass: the bulk of a parcel; His huge bulk appeared round the corner.) omfang; korpus; svært fyldig kropp2. adjective(in bulk: bulk buying.) i store partier- bulky- in bulk Isubst. \/bʌlk\/1) tykkelse, omfang, størrelse, volum, masse, fylde2) bulklast, skipslast, et helt parti3) fyll, fyllmasse, fiber (i mat)4) forklaring: usedvanlig stor, uformelig kropp\/korpus, omfangsrik personbulk buying oppkjøp av store partier (ofte med rabatt)bulk cargo bulklast styrtegodsin bulk i store partier i løsvekt, løst, uemballertIIverb \/bʌlk\/1) samle til en helhet, samle til en masse2) svulme, (få til å) virke storbulk large ta stor plass, være fremtredende, innta en fremtredende plassbulk something up få noe til å virke størreIIIadj. \/bʌlk\/1) løs, i løsvekt, uemballert2) samlet, i stort parti3) (austr., hverdagslig) mye, mange -
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1. noun1) (the greater part: The bulk of his money was spent on food.) večji del2) ((great) size or mass: the bulk of a parcel; His huge bulk appeared round the corner.) masa2. adjective(in bulk: bulk buying.) na veliko- bulky- in bulk* * *I [bʌlk]nounobseg, telesnina, prostornina, masa; večina, večji del; ladijski tovor; predzidjebulk goods — blago brez embalaže, netonautical to break bulk — začeti raztovarjatiII [bʌlk]1.intransitive verbpovečati se, strniti se, kopičiti se; figuratively biti zelo pomemben;2.transitive verbkopičiti; strniti -
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['leɪdɪŋ]сущ.1) загрузка, погрузкаSyn:2) груз, фрахтcontamination-prone lading — груз, подверженный порче
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1. n1) дополнительная нагрузка; перегрузка2) дополнительная плата, доплата3) надбавка (к налогу, пошлине), дополнительный налог4) штраф, пеня5) перерасход, издержки сверх сметы
- freight surcharge
- import surcharge
- investment income surcharge
- rate surcharge
- seasonal surcharge
- valuable-cargo surcharge
- surcharge on the balance of bank deposits outside the country
- surcharge on bulky goods
- surcharge on the customs duties
- surcharge on the freight
- surcharge on the inheritance tax
- surcharge on the national tax
- surcharge to tariff
- bear a surcharge2. v2) штрафоватьEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > surcharge
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нагрузка; груз; загрузка; заряд; тяжесть; ноша; загруженность (количество работы); закладка (заготовки в станок); pl. гружёные вагонетки; II грузить; нагружать; загружать; закладывать (деталь в приспособление); заряжать- load at first crack - load carrying capacity - load-carrying covering - load-carrying skin - load curve - load-deflection curve - load deflection of tyre - load-deformation curve - load diversity - load due to own weight - load due to snow - load due to wind - load extension curve - load increment - load-inflation table - load limit - load on axle - load out - load peak - load per unit - load per unit length - load rate - load-supporting ability of ground - load-strain diagram - load tension - load test - load testing of structures - load-time diagram - load to collapse - load-transfer device - load uniformly distributed over span - load-up - load-up condition - at no load - acting load - active load - actual load - apex load - artificial load - assumed load - asymmetric load - attach a sling to the load - bulky load - cable load - capacitive load - capacity load - carousel load - carry a load - centre-point load - centric load - centrifugal load - cantilever load - constant power load - constant torque load - dead-line load - drawbar load - dynamical load - elastic-limit load - emergency load - endurance limit load - equalization of load at conveyer pulleys - equalization of load at hoisting drums - equivalent load - extra load - fail under a load - fail under an impact load - failure load - fictitious load - filter load - frictional load - gravity load - gripper load - heaped load - heating load - heavy load - high friction load - high inertial load - hydrodynamic load - hydrostatic load - ice load - lateral load - locking load - machine load - maximum load - maximum useful load on table - midspan load - minimum load - miscellaneous load - mobile load - momentary load - most efficient load - movable load - moving load - multiaxial loads - near-ultimate load - net load - no-load - nominal load - non-central load - noncutting load - normal load - oblique load - off-center load - off-design load - operate at no-load - operating load - optimally load - optimum work load - oscillating load - out-of-balance load - outer load - outer ring load - overhauling load - overhung load - over-tolerance load - palletized work load - panel load - parabolic load - part load - pay load - paying load - peak load - permanent load - permanently acting load - permissible load - perpendicular load - pick-up load - piezoelectric load - point load - pollutant load - pollutional load - potential order load - predetermined maximum cutting load - pressure load - production load - proof load - proportional limit load - pulling load - pulsating load - punch load - quiescent load - racking load - radial load - rapidly moving load - rated load - rated load capacity - react a load - reactive load - release the load - repeated load - resist load - return load - reversal load - reversed load - rolling load - roof load - rotating inner ring load - rotating outer ring load - safe load - safe bearing load - service load - severe load - shear load - shear lock load - shearing load - shock load - side load - sightseers loading onto a bus - single load - snow load - specific tooth load - specified load - specified rated load - split load - stated load - static load - statical load - stationary load - steady load - steady-state load - steering axle load - stiffness test load - stylus load - sucker-rod load - sudden load - suddenly applied load - super-load - superimposed load - sustained load - surface load - symmetrical loads - take up the load - tangential load - target load - tensile load - tension load - terminal load - test load - test scale load - thrust load - tilting load - tooth load - torque load - torsional load - total load - towed load - traction load - tractional load - traffic load - transferred load - transient load - transmitted load - transport a load - transverse load - travelling load - trial load - ultimate load - unbalanced load - under load - uniform load - uniformly distributed load - unit load - unsafe load - useful load - variable load - varying load - vibrational load - vibratory load - waste load - water load - way-supported loads - weight load - wheel load - wide load - wind load - working load - zero load
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