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coasting /ˈkəʊstɪŋ/A a.(naut.) costiero; cabotieroB n. [u]1 (geogr.) configurazione di una costa2 (naut.) il costeggiare4 ( di un mezzo) il procedere per inerzia (o per gravità); ( di o in bicicletta) l'andare a ruota libera; ( di o in automobile) discesa in folle5 (fig.) il procedere sull'abbrivo; avanzamento facile● (miss.: di un razzo, ecc.) coasting flight, volo inerziale □ (naut.) coasting trade, traffico costiero (o cabotiero) □ coasting vessel ► coaster, def. 1. -
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♦ trade /treɪd/A n. [uc]1 occupazione; lavoro; mestiere: Bookbinding isn't a very old trade, quello del legatore di libri non è un mestiere antichissimo; He's a joiner by trade, di mestiere fa il falegname; to learn a trade, imparare un mestiere2 (econ.) attività economica; industria; settore: the building trade, l'industria edilizia; the furniture trade, l'industria dei mobili; l'ebanisteria; (scherz.) rag trade, industria dell'abbigliamento (o della moda)4 commercio; attività commerciale; scambio ( di merci); traffico, traffici; affari: home trade, commercio interno; foreign trade, commercio estero; (naut.) grande cabotaggio; wholesale trade, commercio all'ingrosso; (naut.) coasting trade, commercio costiero; cabotaggio; (econ.) free trade, libero scambio; liberismo; international trade, commercio internazionale; We're doing a roaring trade, stiamo facendo affari d'oro5 (market.: collett.) clientela; clientiB a.● trade advertising, pubblicità riservata a un solo settore merceologico □ trade agreement, accordo commerciale (internazionale); ( anche) contratto di lavoro □ trade allowance, sconto commerciale (o mercantile) □ trade area, zona commerciale □ trade association, associazione commerciale (o industriale) di categoria □ (econ.) trade balance, saldo commerciale □ trade barriers, barriere al libero scambio □ trade channels, canali di distribuzione □ the trade circles, gli ambienti commerciali □ trade credit, credito commerciale (o di fornitura) □ (fin., rag.) trade creditors, debiti verso fornitori □ (econ.) trade cycle, ciclo economico □ (fin., rag.) trade debtors, crediti verso clienti □ (econ.) trade deficit, deficit (o disavanzo) commerciale □ (leg.) trade description, descrizione della merce □ trade directory, guida commerciale □ trade discount, sconto commerciale □ (econ.) trade dispute, vertenza sindacale □ trade fair, fiera campionaria (o commerciale) □ (leg.) trade fraud, frode in commercio □ (econ.) trade gap, deficit (o disavanzo) commerciale: The surge in imports worsens the trade gap, l'aumento delle importazioni aggrava il deficit della bilancia commerciale □ trade label, etichetta commerciale □ (leg.) trade law, diritto commerciale □ (leg.) trade libel, denigrazione dei prodotti altrui □ trade licence, licenza di commercio □ (leg.) trade-mark ► trademark □ (comm. est.) trade mission, missione commerciale □ trade name, nome commerciale ( di una ditta); nome depositato ( di un prodotto) □ trade order, ordinativo di un commerciante ( non di un privato) □ trade paper, giornale di settore; ( banca) cambiale commerciale □ trade paperback, (libro in) brossura □ (rag.) trade payables, debiti (verso) fornitori □ (econ.) trade policy, politica commerciale □ trade price, prezzo all'ingrosso; prezzo al rivenditore □ (rag.) trade receivables, crediti (da) clienti □ trade report, bollettino commerciale □ trade representative, rappresentante di commercio □ (ass., leg.) trade risk, rischio professionale □ (naut.) trade route, rotta commerciale □ trade sale, vendita di fornitura □ (econ.) trade sanctions, sanzioni commerciali □ trade school, scuola aziendale □ trade secret, segreto di fabbricazione; segreto industriale □ trade talks, negoziati commerciali □ trade terms, condizioni di vendita all'ingrosso □ (comm. est.) trade treaty, trattato commerciale □ trade union (o trades union), sindacato □ trade unionism (o trades unionism), sindacalismo □ trade unionist (o trades unionist), sindacalista; iscritto a un sindacato □ (econ.) trade war, guerra commerciale □ (geogr.) trade wind, (vento) aliseo □ to do a good trade, fare (buoni) affari; vendere molto □ to be in trade, essere nel commercio; fare il commerciante □ to be in the trade, essere del mestiere.♦ (to) trade /treɪd/A v. i.1 commerciare; fare affari; negoziare; trafficare; trattare: to trade with African countries, fare affari con i paesi africani; to trade in hides and skins, commerciare in pellami; to trade with foreign merchants, trattare con mercanti stranieri2 fare acquisti; fare spese; essere clienti di: We trade at ( o with) Jones's, siamo clienti dei JonesB v. t.1 scambiare; barattare: The Indians traded furs for knives, gli indiani scambiavano pellicce con coltelli; The boy traded his penknife for a ball, il ragazzo ha barattato il temperino con una palla
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Coasting trade — Coasting Coast ing, a. Sailing along or near a coast, or running between ports along a coast. [1913 Webster] {Coasting trade}, trade carried on by water between neighboring ports of the same country, as distinguished from foreign trade or trade… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
coasting trade — trade between ports along the same coast. [1735 45] * * * … Universalium
coasting trade — Domestic trade as distinguished from foreign trade; commerce between ports of the United States, including trade on interior rivers or lakes, along the coasts, Alaska and with the outlying territories and insular possessions of the United States … Ballentine's law dictionary
coasting trade — noun : trade along a coast especially as regulated by the laws of a particular country * * * trade between ports along the same coast. [1735 45] … Useful english dictionary
coasting trade — n. trade between ports along the same coast of the same country … English contemporary dictionary
coasting trade — In maritime law, commerce and navigation between different places along the coast of the United States. Commercial intercourse between different districts in different states, different districts in same state, or different places in same… … Black's law dictionary
coasting trade — In maritime law, commerce and navigation between different places along the coast of the United States. Commercial intercourse between different districts in different states, different districts in same state, or different places in same… … Black's law dictionary
Coasting — Coast ing, a. Sailing along or near a coast, or running between ports along a coast. [1913 Webster] {Coasting trade}, trade carried on by water between neighboring ports of the same country, as distinguished from foreign trade or trade involving… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Coasting vessel — Coasting Coast ing, a. Sailing along or near a coast, or running between ports along a coast. [1913 Webster] {Coasting trade}, trade carried on by water between neighboring ports of the same country, as distinguished from foreign trade or trade… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Coasting — Coast ing, n. 1. A sailing along a coast, or from port to port; a carrying on a coasting trade. [1913 Webster] 2. Sliding down hill; sliding on a sled upon snow or ice. [Local, U. S.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
coasting vessel — A ship often called a coaster, plying exclusively between domestic ports; a ship engaged in coasting or domestic trade, as distinguished from foreign trade. 48 Am J1st Ship § 50; a vessel nn a course near to and following the coast. 12 Am J2d… … Ballentine's law dictionary