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1 trgovac žitarica
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2 Getreide
Getreide n BÖRSE cereal, grain; corn (UK)* * ** * *Getreide
grain, corn (Br.), cereals;
• für den Verkauf bestimmtes Getreide commodity grain;
• ungebundenes Getreide loose corn;
• Getreide auf dem Halm standing grain, crop;
• mit Getreide handeln to trade in grain;
• Getreideabkommen grain agreement;
• Getreideanbau grain (corn, Br.) growing;
• Getreideausfuhr grain export;
• Getreidebörse corn (Br.) (grain) exchange, corn market, grain pit (US);
• Getreideeinfuhr[en] grain imports, imported cereals;
• Getreideeinkäufer grain purchaser;
• Getreideernte grain crop (harvest);
• Getreideerzeugung grain (corn, Br.) production;
• Getreidehandel grain trade;
• Getreidehändler grain merchant (dealer), corn factor (Br.);
• Getreidekäufe grain purchases;
• Getreideladung grain cargo;
• Getreidelager grain depot;
• Getreidelieferungen grain deliveries;
• Getreidemakler grain (corn, Br.) broker;
• Getreidemarkt grain (corn, US) market;
• Getreidepreise grain (cereal) prices;
• Getreideproduktion grain production;
• Getreidereserven grain reserves;
• Getreidesilo [grain] harvester;
• Getreidesorten geringerer Qualität coarse grains;
• Getreidespeicher grain elevator, granary;
• Getreidetermingeschäfte grain futures;
• Getreideüberschuss grain surplus (carryover), surplus wheat;
• Getreidewechsel grain bill;
• Getreidezoll corn tax;
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3 торговец зерном
General subject: corn factor, (розничный) corn-chandler, corn-factor -
4 розничный торговец зерном
1) General subject: corn chandler, corn-chandler2) Makarov: corn-factor, corn-merchantУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > розничный торговец зерном
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5 granaglia
granaglia s.f.1 pl. corn, grain, cereal (sing.): commerciante di granaglie, corn-dealer (o corn-factor); (al minuto) corn-chandler2 (oreficeria) granulated gold; (d'argento) granulated silver. -
6 търговец
dealer (на in); shopkeeper, tradesmanтърговец на дребно a retail dealer, retailer, traderтърговец на едро merchant, businessman, a wholesale dealerамбулантен/уличен търговец hawker, street-vendor, hucksterтой е голям търговец he has a flair for business; he has a business spirit, he has business sense* * *търго̀вец,м., -ци dealer (на in); shopkeeper, tradesman; амбулантен/уличен \търговецец hawker, street-vendor, huckster; ставам \търговецец go into business; той е голям \търговецец he has a flair for business; he has a business spirit, he has business sense. \търговецец на дребно retail dealer, retailer, trader; \търговецец на едро merchant, businessman, wholesale dealer; \търговецец на жито corn factor, corn dealer; \търговецец на коне horse-dealer, coper.* * *dealer ; tradesman ; hawker {`hO;kxr} (уличен)* * *1. dealer (на in);shopkeeper, tradesman 2. ТЪРГОВЕЦ на дребно a retail dealer, retailer, trader 3. ТЪРГОВЕЦ на едро merchant, businessman, a whоlesale dealer 4. амбулантен/уличен ТЪРГОВЕЦ hawker, street-vendor, huckster 5. ставам ТЪРГОВЕЦ go into business 6. той е голям ТЪРГОВЕЦ he has a flair for business; he has a business spirit, he has business sense -
7 mercante
m merchant* * *mercante s.m. merchant, trader; dealer; (negoziante) shopkeeper, tradesman*: mercante all'ingrosso, wholesale trader (o wholesaler); mercante al minuto, retail trader (o retailer); mercante d'arte, art dealer; mercante di bestiame, cattle dealer; mercante di grano, corn dealer (o corn factor); mercante di schiavi, slave trader; mercante di vino, wine merchant; un ricco mercante di Firenze, a rich merchant of Florence // fare orecchi da mercante, to turn a deaf ear.* * *[mer'kante]sostantivo maschile ant. merchant, dealer••* * *mercante/mer'kante/sostantivo m.ant. merchant, dealer\fare orecchie da mercante to turn a deaf ear\ -
8 σιτοκάπηλος
A dealer in corn, corn-factor, PTeb.120.125 (i B.C.), Ap.Ty. ap. Philostr. VA1.15, Poll.7.18.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > σιτοκάπηλος
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9 σιτοπώλης
A corn-merchant, corn-factor, κατὰ τῶν ς., title of Lys.22, cf. Arist.HA 578a1 (v.l. -πώλους), SIG589.62 (Magn. Mae., ii B.C.): fem. Adj. [suff] σῑτοπώλ-πωλις, ιδος, ἀγορά BMus.Inscr.413.6
([place name] Priene).Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > σιτοπώλης
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10 Getreidehändler
Getreidehändler
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11 кукурузный крахмал
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