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101 структура структур·а
structure, pattern, set-up, composition; (экономическая) formation, patternвнешнеполитическая структура — foreign policy set-up / structure
экономическая структура — economic structure / pattern
взвешенный по структуре регионального экспорта и импорта — weighted by regional composition of export and import
структура возрастного состава населения — age structure / pattern of population
структура правительства — framework / frame of a government
структура управленческого аппарата / управления — management structure
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102 понижаться
св - пони́зитьсяto go down, to drop, to fall, to declineтемперату́ра/цена́ пони́зилась — the temperature/price has gone down/dropped/fallen, the temperature/price is down
спрос на э́ти това́ры понижа́ется — the demand for these goods is declining/ резко falling
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103 наличный
1. actual2. cash down3. encash4. in cash5. money downналичные деньги; кассовая наличность — money in cash
платил наличными; оплаченный наличными — paid ready money
6. on handналичный; имеющийся в распоряжении — on hand
«зелёненькие», доллары; наличные — long green
7. physical8. present9. prompt cashнемедленная оплата наличными, наличный расчёт — spot cash
наличные деньги; кассовые деньги; наличность — vault cash
кассовый дефицит, нехватка наличных денег — cash deficit
10. hard cashвыплата наличными; за наличный расчет — cash on payment
11. cash; ready; present; on handуплата наличными; расчет наличными — cash settlement
сумма, полученная наличными — value received in cash
12. available13. readyони должны были внести четвёртую часть цены наличными — they had to pay down one fourth of the price in ready cash
14. spotСинонимический ряд:наличные деньги (прил.) наличные деньги -
104 подтоварная ссуда
беспроцентный заем; беспроцентная ссуда — interest free loan
ссуды, погашаемые по требованию — loans repayable on demand
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > подтоварная ссуда
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105 спрос на промежуточную продукцию
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > спрос на промежуточную продукцию
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