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1 confectionery and pastry
Англо-русский экономический словарь > confectionery and pastry
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2 confectionery
сущ.1) марк. кондитерские изделия (конфеты, шоколад и т. п.)See:2) пищ. производство кондитерских изделий3) торг. кондитерская (магазин, торгующий кондитерскими изделиями)See: -
3 pastry
сущ.1) пищ. сдобное тесто2) потр. мучные кондитерские изделия, кондитерская выпечка (пирожные, печенье, торты и другие кондитерские изделия, приготовляемые из теста)See: -
4 food products
потр. продовольственные товары, продукты питания, пищевые продукты (продукты, используемые в пищу; напр., мясо, колбаса, молоко, макароны и т. д.)Syn:food commodities, food 2)Ant:See: -
5 types of shops
= shop(a) baker's — булочная, хлебный магазин
(a) bakery — булочная, хлебный магазин
chemist's — аптека/аптечный магазин (Br.)(a) dairy shop — молочная, молочный магазин
(a) drug-store — аптека/аптечный магазин (Am.)
(a) footwear shop — магазин обуви, обувной магазин
(a) greengrocer's — зеленная, овощной магазин
(a) greengrocery — зеленная, овощной магазин
(a) vegetables shop — зеленная, овощной магазин
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6 conforming product
1) марк. соответствующий товар* (товар, удовлетворяющий все требования заказчика)2) эк. = qualified productSyn:Ant:
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