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1 рынок с устойчивыми ценами
«по наилучшей цене» — at the market
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > рынок с устойчивыми ценами
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2 положение рынка устойчивое
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > положение рынка устойчивое
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3 устойчивый рынок
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4 устойчивый рынок
1) General subject: strong market (характеризующийся стабильным курсом цен)2) Economy: steady market (характеризующийся стабильным курсом), tight market3) Banking: firm market, stable market, stiff market (характеризующийся стабильным курсом), strong market (характеризующийся стабильным курсом)4) Business: confident market -
5 рынок с устойчивыми ценами
Economy: firm market, confident marketУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > рынок с устойчивыми ценами
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6 средней руки
разг.second-rate, mediocre; fair-to-middling sortБесстрашный, самонадеянный, гордый богач превратился в банкира средней руки, трепещущего при всяком повышении и понижении бумаг. (А. Чехов, Пари) — The fearless self-confident, proud millionaire had become a second-rate banker, who trembled at every rise or fall of the market.
Он сердился, он давно разгадал ту распространённую категорию художников средней руки, для которых искусство служило средством занимать место в обществе, не принадлежащее им по праву. (Л. Леонов, Дорога на океан) — He was angry; he had long since made up his mind about the numerous group of mediocre artists for whom art is a means of attaining a social position to which they are not entitled.
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