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21 skill
выучка, мастерство; навык; умение; квалификация; специальность;— speciality skill -
22 relationship
n1) отношения; взаимоотношения2) соотношение3) родство, родственные отношения
- close relationship
- collateral value-to-loan relationship
- competitive relationship
- contractual relationship
- cost relationship
- cost-performance relationship
- direct relationship
- employer-employee relationship
- exchange rate relationship
- legal relationship
- licensing relationship
- mutually beneficial relationship
- working relationship
- relationship between costs and selling prices
- break off relationship
- expand relationship
- extend relationship
- maintain relationship
- promote relationshipEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > relationship
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23 warranty
n1) гарантия, поручительство2) разрешение, санкция3) условие, оговорка (контракта)
- basic warranty
- collateral warranty
- express warranty
- implied warranty
- long-term warranty
- price warranty
- product warranty
- quality warranty
- seller's warranty
- short-term warranty
- standard warranty
- vendor's warranty
- warranty against defects
- warranty of fitness
- warranty of goods
- warranty of merchantability
- warranty of quality
- warranty of performance
- warranty of production
- under the warranty
- be under warranty
- extend warranty
- make warrantyEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > warranty
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24 measure
n1) мера; мероприятие- adopt measures against smth.- direct measures against smth.- take measures against smth.2) мера; показатель; мерило; критерий• -
25 agreement
1) соглашение; договор; контракт•The agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties hereto. — Настоящий договор имеет обязательную юридическую силу в отношении и в пользу всех договаривающихся сторон.
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26 bond
1. n обязательство, долговая расписка2. n залог3. n шотл. закладная, ипотека4. n таможенная закладнаяgoods in bond — товары, не оплаченные пошлиной; товары, оставленные на таможне
5. n поручитель6. n обязательство; договор7. n обыкн. фин. облигации, боныplain bond — облигация, не имеющая специального обеспечения
8. n узы, связь9. n оковы, цепи; тюрьма, неволяin bonds — в неволе, в тюрьме
10. n спец. крепление, соединение, связкаstitch bond — соединение наложением; соединение "внахлест"
11. n спец. перевязка12. n спец. химическая связь13. v подписывать долговое обязательство; оформлять ипотеку14. v закладывать имущество15. v фин. выпускать облигации, боныjoint bond — облигация, обеспеченная несколькими гарантиями
assumed bond — облигация; гарантированная другой компанией
16. v оставлять товары на таможне17. v стр. скреплять, связывать18. v держаться; сцеплятьсяconcrete bonds to steel by natural adhesion — цемент сцепляется со сталью благодаря естественной адгезии
19. a уст. крепостнойСинонимический ряд:1. adherence (noun) adherence; adhesion; cling; clinging; coherence; cohesion; stickage; sticking2. attachment (noun) attachment; attraction; connection; joint; link; linkage; nexus; relation; union; vinculum; yoke3. bondage (noun) bondage; captivity; chains; constraint; fetters; imprisonment; prison; restriction4. certificate (noun) certificate; document5. chain (noun) chain; fetter; irons; manacle; restraint; shackle; trammel6. contract (noun) agreement; bargain; compact; contract; convention; covenant; oath; pact; pledge; transaction7. fastener (noun) adhesive; band; cord; fastener; knot; ligament; ligature; rope8. love (noun) affection; devotion; fondness; love; loyalty; tie9. surety (noun) bail; collateral; guarantee; guaranty; obligation; promise; promissory note; security; surety; ward; warranty10. adhere (verb) adhere; connect; fasten; fuse11. join (verb) bind; cement; glue; join; weld12. stick (verb) cleave; cling; cohere; stickАнтонимический ряд:freedom; honor; honour; option; parole
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