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1 доход
income; (государственный) revenue; (прибыль) profit; returns; (поступления) earnings, receipts; (по ценным бумагам) yieldдавать / приносить доход — to bring in an income, to yield a profit
извлекать доход — to derive / to produce / to yield a profit (from)
бюджетные доходы — budget receipts / revenue
валовой доход — gross revenue / receipts
годовой доход — annual / yearly income / revenue
государственные доходы — public / government receipts / revenues
заработанный / полученный доход (от реализации товаров и услуг) — earned revenue
личные доходы — personal / individual incomes
налоговые доходы эк. — tax receipts
валовой национальный доход — gross national income / return
прирост национального дохода — growth of / increment in / accretion of the national income
процентный доход, доход в виде / форме процентов — interest income / return / yield
реальные доходы — real incomes; (завода и т.п.) effective incomes
текущий доход — current income / yield
чистый доход — net profit, pure income
доход на душу населения / — income per, head, per capita / per head income
доход, облагаемый налогом местными властями — locally taxable income
доходы от заграничных инвестиций / капиталовложений — earnings from foreign investments
доход от налогов — receipts from taxes, tax revenue
доходы от продажи патентов, лицензий и технического опыта (статья в платёжном балансе) — fees and royalties
доход от ценных бумаг — security / securities yield
доходы от экспорта — export earnings / revenue
доход, полученный за счёт предоставления услуг — service income
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2 Einkommensthesaurierung
Einkommensthesaurierung
accumulation of income;
• Einkommensträger taxpayer;
• Einkommensüberschuss revenue (income) surplus;
• Einkommensübertragung transfer of income, transfer payments;
• Einkommensumschichtung, Einkommensumverteilung redistribution of income, income [re]distribution;
• Einkommensungleichheit inequalities of income;
• Einkommensunterschiede income differences;
• Einkommensunterstützungszahlung income-maintenance payment;
• Einkommensveränderungen variations in income, income changes;
• Einkommensvergrößerung accession to one’s income;
• Einkommensvergünstigungen income benefits;
• Einkommensverhalten income behavio(u)r;
• unterschiedliche Einkommensverhältnisse disparities in income;
• Einkommensverlagerung shifting of income;
• Einkommensverlust loss of income;
• inflationsbedingte Einkommensverluste income lost to inflation;
• Einkommensverschiebung, Einkommensverteilung redistribution (apportionment) of income, income distribution;
• funktionale Einkommensverteilung functional distribution of income;
• Einkommensverteilung auf mehrere Jahre income averaging;
• Einkommensziffern income figures;
• Einkommenszunahme jump in incomes;
• Einkommenszurechnung allocation of income;
• Einkommenszusatzsteuer tax surcharge;
• Einkommenszuwachs growth of income, income gain (growth);
• Einkommenszuwachsrate rate of income growth, income growth rate.Business german-english dictionary > Einkommensthesaurierung
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3 различие в доходах
1) Economy: spread of income, spread of incomes2) Diplomatic term: disparities in incomeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > различие в доходах
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4 unterschiedlich
unterschiedlich adj GEN different, differing, varying • in unterschiedlichem Maße GEN with varying degrees* * *adj < Geschäft> different, differing, varying ■ in unterschiedlichem Maße < Geschäft> with varying degrees* * *unterschiedlich
discriminatory, differential;
• unterschiedliche Behandlung discriminating treatment;
• preislich unterschiedliche Behandlung price discrimination;
• unterschiedliche Einkommensverhältnisse disparities in income;
• unterschiedliche Sätze differential rates;
• unterschiedlicher Verbrauch consumption differential;
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5 unterschiedliche Einkommensverhältnisse
unterschiedliche Einkommensverhältnisse
disparities in incomeBusiness german-english dictionary > unterschiedliche Einkommensverhältnisse
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6 tuloerot
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7 inntektsforskjell
subst. income differentials, income disparities -
8 échapper
échapper [e∫ape]➭ TABLE 11. intransitive verb► échapper à [+ danger, destin, punition, mort] to escape ; [+ poursuivants] to escape from ; (par ruse) to evade ; [+ obligations, responsabilités] to evade ; [+ corvée] to get out of ; [+ ennuis] to avoid• tu ne m'échapperas pas ! you won't get away from me!• ce qu'il a dit m'a échappé ( = je n'ai pas entendu) I didn't catch what he said ; ( = je n'ai pas compris) I didn't understand what he said• faire échapper un prisonnier to help a prisoner to escape► laisser échapper [+ gros mot, cri] to let out ; [+ objet] to drop ; [+ occasion] to let slip ; [+ détail] to overlook2. reflexive verb* * *eʃape
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échapper à verbe transitif indirect1) ( se dérober à)échapper à — ( par la fuite) to get away from [poursuivant]; ( par la ruse) to elude [enquêteur, chasseur]
2) ( éviter)échapper à — to escape [mort, faillite]; (to manage) to avoid [accident, châtiment]
échapper à une taxation — ( légalement) to be exempt from tax; ( illégalement) to evade a tax
échapper aux réunions de famille/à l'obligation de faire — to get out of family gatherings/of having to do
3) ( se libérer de)échapper à — to escape from [milieu social]; to shake off [angoisse, désespoir]
je sens qu'il m'échappe — (mari, amant) I feel he is drifting away from me; ( enfant) I feel he's growing away from me
4) ( tomber)échapper à quelqu'un or des mains de quelqu'un — [objet] to slip out of somebody's hands
6) ( intellectuellement)7) ( ne pas suivre)échapper à — to defy [classification, logique]
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s'échapper verbe pronominal1) ( s'enfuir) [personne, animal] to run away (de from); [oiseau] to fly away (de from); ( d'un lieu clos) to escape (de from); ( ne pas être pris) to get awaylaisser échapper — [personne] to let [somebody] get away [personne, animal]; to let [something] slip between one's fingers [victoire]; to let [something] slip [occasion]
2) ( se répandre) [gaz, fumée] to escape (de, par from); [eau] to leak (de, par from)3) ( partir) to get away4) ( être produit)laisser échapper — to shed [larmes]; to let out [parole, soupir]
••* * *eʃape vi1)échapper à [gardien] — to escape from
Le prisonnier a réussi à échapper à la police. — The prisoner managed to escape from the police.
2)échapper à [punition, péril] — to escape
Nous l'avons échappé belle. — We had a narrow escape.
3)échapper à qn [détail, sens] — to escape sb, [objet qu'on tient] to slip out of sb's hands
ça m'a échappé (indiscrétion, gros mot) — it just slipped out
Il m'a échappé des mains. — It slipped out of my hands.
laisser échapper qch [corde, vase, verre, statuette] — to let sth fall, [cri] to let out sth, [victoire, occasion, chance] to let sth escape, to let sth slip through one's hands
* * *échapper verb table: aimerA échapper à vtr ind1 ( se dérober) échapper à ( par la fuite) to get away from [poursuivant, prédateur]; ( par la ruse) to elude [enquêteur, chasseur];2 ( éviter) échapper à to escape [mort, destruction, destin, faillite]; (to manage) to avoid [accident, châtiment, danger, contraintes]; échapper à tout contrôle not to be subject to any control; échapper à une taxation ( légalement) to be exempt from tax; ( illégalement) to evade a tax; personne n'échappe à leurs commentaires acides no-one is spared their cutting remarks; échapper aux réunions de famille to get out of family gatherings; échapper à l'obligation de faire to get out of having to do; ils s'attendent à ta visite, tu n'y échapperas pas they're expecting you, you won't be able to get out of it;3 ( se libérer de) échapper à to escape from [milieu social]; to shake off [angoisse, désespoir]; pour échapper aux railleries to escape being teased; il n'échappe pas à l'influence de sa mère he is still under his mother's influence; c'est l'âge où les enfants commencent à vous échapper it's the age when your children begin to grow away from you; je sens qu'il m'échappe [mari, amant] I feel that he is drifting away from me;4 ( tomber) échapper à qn [objet] to slip out of sb's hands; la bouteille a failli m'échapper the bottle nearly slipped out of my hands; échapper des mains de qn [objet] to slip out of sb's hands;5 ( être produit involontairement) un soupir/grognement m'a échappé I let out a sigh/groan; une parole cynique m'a échappé I let slip a cynical comment; cela m'a échappé it just slipped out;6 ( intellectuellement) échapper à to escape; le titre m'échappe pour le moment the title escapes me for the moment; cela m'échappe ( trop compliqué) it's beyond me; l'ironie de ta remarque ne m'a pas échappé the irony of your remark did not escape me; la gravité de la situation n'échappe à personne the seriousness of the situation is obvious to everybody; ces disparités n'ont pas échappé au ministre the minister is fully aware of these disparities; l'erreur nous a échappé we did not spot the mistake; rien ne t'échappe! you don't miss a thing!;7 ( défier) échapper à to defy [classification, logique]; échapper à la règle to be an exception to the rule.B s'échapper vpr1 ( s'enfuir) [personne, animal] to run away (de from); [oiseau] to fly away (de from); ( d'un lieu clos) to escape (de from); ( ne pas être pris) to get away; faire échapper qn to help [sb] escape [personne]; faire échapper un animal to let an animal out; laisser échapper [personne] to let [sb] get away [personne, animal]; to let [sth] slip between one's fingers [victoire]; to let [sth] slip [occasion];2 ( se répandre) [gaz, fumée] to escape (de, par from); [eau] to leak (de, par from); laisser échapper [récipient, fissure, dispositif] to let [sth] out [vapeur, fumée]; laisser échapper de l'huile/du gaz/de l'eau [récipient] to have an oil/a gas/a water leak;3 ( partir) to get away; s'échapper pour quelques jours to get away for a few days; s'échapper d'une pièce/réunion to slip out of a room/meeting;4 ( être produit) laisser échapper to let [sth] fall [larmes]; to let out [parole, juron, soupir, secret]; un faible gémissement s'échappa de ses lèvres he/she gave a faint groan;5 Sport to break away.l'échapper belle to have a narrow escape.[eʃape] verbe transitif————————[eʃape] verbe intransitif1. [s'enfuir]a. [animal] to let outb. [détenu] to help to escape2. [secret, paroles]3. [glisser] to slip4. [erreur, occasion]————————échapper à verbe plus préposition3. [être dispensé de]a. [officiellement] to be exempt from taxationb. [en trichant] to evade income tax4. [être oublié par]son nom m'échappe his name escapes me ou has slipped my mindil ne vous aura pas échappé que... it will not have escaped your attention that...5. [être enlevé à]6. [être prononcé par]si des paroles désagréables m'ont échappé, je te prie de m'excuser if I let slip an unpleasant remark, I apologize————————s'échapper verbe pronominal intransitif2. [se rendre disponible] to get away5. SPORT [coureur] to break ou to draw away
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