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1 який обертається
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2 обіговий
circulating, floating, negotiable, reverse, trading, working -
3 обіговий капітал
circulating capital, current capital, floating capital, trading capital, working capital -
4 обігові кошти
circulating assets, floating assets, floating funds, turnover means -
5 оборотні кошти
circulating ( current) assets -
6 циркуляційний
circulating, circulation -
7 оборотний
1) ( про процес) reversible2) ( про валюту) convertible3) ек. ( що є в обігу) circulating, current4)оборотний капітал — circulating/working capital
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8 позаоборотні кошти
non-circulating assets; non-current assets; non-circulating funds -
9 бібліотека
жбібліотека з видачею книг додому — lending library, circulating library
пересувна бібліотека — travelling library; itinerant library
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10 дріб
ч2) мат. fractionперіодичний дріб — circulating fraction, recurring decimals
правильний (неправильний) дріб — proper ( improper) fraction
простий дріб — vulgar fraction, common fraction, simple fraction
3) ( переривчасті звуки) tapping; drummingбарабанний дріб — drumming, roll of a drum
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11 капітал
чcapital; stock, fundакціонерний капітал — joint-stock, corporate capital, stock capital
мертвий капітал — unrealizable capital, dead stock, unemployed capital
обіговий капітал — circulating (floating, working) capital
приватний капітал — private/non-state capital
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12 лужний
хім.лужний акумулятор — alcaline accumulator, alkaline accumulator, Edison accumulator, Edison storage cell
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13 фонд
чfund; ( запас) stock, reserves, resourcesжитловий фонд — amount of housing, housing resources
фонд заробітної плати — wages fund; амер. payroll
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14 циркулярний
I( який розсилається як циркуляр) circularII( що має форму кола) circular; circulating, circulatory -
15 циркулятор
чcirculating function, circulator
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circulating capital — index principal (capital sum) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
circulating medium — index currency Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary