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de.creas.ing costs[di:kr'i:siŋ kɔsts] n pl Com custos decrescentes. -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > decreasing costs
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1) Экономика: снижающиеся издержки (производства или услуг)2) Бухгалтерия: снижающиеся затраты (производства или услуг) -
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > decreasing costs
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s.costes decrecientes, costos decrecientes. -
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decreasing [di:'kri:sɪŋ](amount, energy, population) décroissant; (value, price, popularity) en baisse;∎ in decreasing order of importance par ordre d'importance décroissant;∎ a decreasing number of students are going into industry de moins en moins d'étudiants se dirigent vers l'industrie►► Finance decreasing costs frais mpl dégressifs;Accountancy decreasing rate taux m dégressif -
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[dɪ'kriːsɪŋ]aggettivo [ size] decrescente; [ strength] in calo; [ population] in diminuzione; [ price] in ribasso* * *decreasing /dɪˈkri:sɪŋ/a.● (econ.) decreasing costs, costi decrescenti □ (mat.) decreasing function, funzione decrescente □ (ass.) decreasing term assurance, assicurazione temporanea a capitale decrescentedecreasinglyavv.in modo decrescente.* * *[dɪ'kriːsɪŋ]aggettivo [ size] decrescente; [ strength] in calo; [ population] in diminuzione; [ price] in ribasso -
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en baisse; (number, value, strength) décroissant(e); (costs) dégressif(ive)ACCOUNTANCY decreasing rate taux m dégressif -
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