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1 extension of moratorium
Экономика: продление мораторияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > extension of moratorium
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2 extension of moratorium
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > extension of moratorium
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3 extension
n1) распространение, расширение2) продление; пролонгация3) предоставление (займа, кредита, помощи, услуг)
- capacity extension
- credit extension
- enterprise extension
- factory extension
- loan extension
- major extension
- plant extension
- route extension
- telephone extension
- trade extension
- extension in validity
- extension of an agreement
- extension of the assortment
- extension of a bill
- extension of a business
- extension of capacities
- extension of contacts
- extension of cooperation
- extension of credit
- extension of credit facilities
- extension of deliveries
- extension of a delivery schedule
- extension of the delivery time
- extension of a draft
- extension of economic relations
- extension of an enterprise
- extension of financial resources
- extension of funds
- extension of a guarantee
- extension of a guarantee period
- extension of international cooperation
- extension of a labour permit
- extension of a Letter of Credit
- extension of a loan
- extension of moratorium
- extension of a patent
- extension of a period for filing tax returns
- extension of the range of goods
- extension of a registration period
- extension of relations
- extension of service
- extension of space
- extension of tenancy
- extension of the tenor of a draft
- extension of a term
- extension of ties
- extension of time
- extension of time for execution of obligations
- extension of time for filing tax returns
- extension of the time of payment
- extension of trade
- extension of a visa
- agree on an extension
- confirm an extension
- give an extension
- grant an extensionEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > extension
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4 moratorium
1. n лат. мораторий2. n лат. срок мораторияСинонимический ряд:1. pause (noun) adjournment; deferment; delay; demurral; extension; pause; postponement2. suspension (noun) break; cessation; end; halt; interim; interval; suspense; suspension -
5 продление моратория
Economy: extension of moratoriumУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > продление моратория
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6 мораторий моратори·й
ввести мораторий на что-л. — to impose / to introduce / to put a moratorium on smth.
объявить мораторий — to grant / to proclaim / to declare a moratorium
длительный, вплоть до 100 лет, мораторий — lengthy moratorium of up to 100 years
мораторий на испытания / проведение испытаний — (voluntary) moratorium on testingустановить взаимный мораторий на ядерные испытания на период ведения переговоров — to establish a mutual moratorium on nuclear tests while the talks are underway
мораторий на развёртывание / размещение ракет — moratorium on the deployment of missiles
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > мораторий моратори·й
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7 prórroga
f.1 prorogation, extension, extension of the alloted time, extra time.2 postponement, deferment.* * *1 (de un plazo) extension2 DEPORTE extra time, US overtime3 MILITAR deferment* * *SF (=plazo extra) extension; (Dep) extra time; (Mil) deferment; (Jur) stay (of execution), respite* * *a) ( extensión) extension; (Dep) overtime (AmE), extra time (BrE)b) ( aplazamiento) deferral, deferment* * *= moratorium [moratoria, -pl.], adjournment, extra-time.Ex. Repayments is normally by equal half-yearly payments of capital and interest after a moratorium on capital repayments of up to five years, depending on project completion date.Ex. The US then called for an adjournment of talks in order to reevaluate its policy.Ex. If such a game is still tied after extra-time it is usually decided by kicks from the penalty mark, commonly called a penalty shootout.* * *a) ( extensión) extension; (Dep) overtime (AmE), extra time (BrE)b) ( aplazamiento) deferral, deferment* * *= moratorium [moratoria, -pl.], adjournment, extra-time.Ex: Repayments is normally by equal half-yearly payments of capital and interest after a moratorium on capital repayments of up to five years, depending on project completion date.
Ex: The US then called for an adjournment of talks in order to reevaluate its policy.Ex: If such a game is still tied after extra-time it is usually decided by kicks from the penalty mark, commonly called a penalty shootout.* * *están jugando la prórroga they are playing overtime o extra time, the game is in overtime o extra time2 (aplazamiento) deferral, deferment* * *
Del verbo prorrogar: ( conjugate prorrogar)
prorroga es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
Multiple Entries:
prorrogar
prórroga
prorrogar ( conjugate prorrogar) verbo transitivo
prórroga sustantivo femenino
(Dep) overtime (AmE), extra time (BrE)
prorrogar verbo transitivo
1 (el tiempo) to extend
2 (una decisión, un pago) to defer, postpone
3 Mil to defer
prórroga sustantivo femenino
1 (de un plazo de tiempo) extension
2 Dep extra time, US overtime
3 (de una decisión, pago, etc) deferral
4 Mil deferment
' prórroga' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
dar
English:
extension
- extra
- over
* * *prórroga nf1. [de plazo, tiempo] extension;les concedieron dos semanas de prórroga para la entrega del proyecto they were given a two-week extension for handing in the project2. [en deporte] Br extra time, US overtime3. [de estudios, servicio militar] deferment;le concedieron una prórroga por estudios [del servicio militar] he was granted a deferment for his studies* * *f DEP overtime, Brextra time* * *prórroga nf1) : extension, deferment2) : overtime (in sports)* * *prórroga n1. (en deportes) extra time2. (de un plazo) extension -
8 Zahlungsaufschub
Zahlungsaufschub m 1. FIN moratorium; 2. IMP/EXP, V&M deferred payment* * *m < Finanz> moratorium* * *Zahlungsaufschub
indulgence, respite [for (delay of, prolongation of, extension of) payment], (Moratorium) moratorium, moratory, (Stundung) forbearance;
• dreitägiger Zahlungsaufschub für einen Wechsel a three day’s grace for payment of a bill;
• Zahlungsaufschub bewilligen (gewähren) to indulge a debtor, to respite, to extend the terms of (grant a delay for) payment;
• um Zahlungsaufschub bitten (nachsuchen) to ask for a respite, to request an extension;
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9 Zahlungsaufschub
m respite, deferment (of payment)* * *Zah|lungs|auf|schubmextension (of credit), moratorium (JUR)* * *Zah·lungs·auf·schubm FIN respite, extension of time for payment* * *Zahlungsaufschub m respite, deferment (of payment) -
10 betalingshenstand
subst. extension of credit, extension of time for payment subst. (jus) moratorium, respite of payment -
11 отсрочить
несовер. - отсрочивать;
совер. - отсрочить (что-л.)
1) postpone;
delay, defer;
adjourn юр.;
respite
2) разг. extend (удлинять срок действия документа)отсроч|ить - сов. см. отсрочивать;
~ка ж.
1. postponement;
deferment;
безосновательная ~ка groundless delay;
законная ~ка legal adjournment;
~ка вынесения решения (суда) suspension of judgement;
~ка ввиду чрезвычайных обстоятельств юр. postponement due to an emergency;
~ка исполнения платёжных обязательств фин. moratorium, adjournment;
~ка поставки торг. postponement of delivery;
получить ~ку платежа фин. obtain a delay in payment;
2. (продление срока действия документа) extension.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > отсрочить
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12 maksunlykkäys
grace (noun)* * *• extension of time• grace• moratorium• respite -
13 virtually
по существу, практически1. President Clinton announced Friday a ten-уear extension of the current moratorium on oil drilling off virtually all American ocean coastlines (New York Times).
2. Some get paid virtually nothing — once the cost of housing and food has been deducted (New York Times).
The English annotation is below. (English-Russian) > virtually
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14 virtual
•• virtual, virtually
•• Virtual being such in force or effect, though not openly so (The Random House Dictionary).
•• Довольно коварное для переводчика слово, особенно до недавнего времени, которое обогатило русский язык словом виртуальный, что несколько облегчило жизнь «ленивым и нелюбопытным». Но это нововведение выручает далеко не всегда. Достаточно опасно и поверхностное знакомство со словарными эквивалентами – большинство словарей дают фактический, практический. Кстати, эти русские слова имеют разные контекстуальные оттенки значения: практический (практически) куда ближе к смыслу английского virtual. Из всех словарных определений мне кажется самым удачным то, которое предлагает Oxford American Dictionary: being so in effect though not in name or according to strict definition (близко к новомодному у нас как бы, хотя упаси меня Бог советовать переводчику часто прибегать к этому словосочетанию; наоборот, оно настолько засоряет современную русскую речь, что надо его всячески избегать, ведь требования к речи переводчика гораздо строже, чем к бытовому разговору). Слово virtually, употребление которого стало в последнее время особенно частым, можно в большинстве случаев безбоязненно переводить по существу или практически: President Clinton announced Friday a ten-year extension of the current moratorium on oil drilling off virtually all American ocean coastlines (New York Times). Some get paid virtually nothing – once the cost of housing and food has been deducted (New York Times).
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15 virtually
•• virtual, virtually
•• Virtual being such in force or effect, though not openly so (The Random House Dictionary).
•• Довольно коварное для переводчика слово, особенно до недавнего времени, которое обогатило русский язык словом виртуальный, что несколько облегчило жизнь «ленивым и нелюбопытным». Но это нововведение выручает далеко не всегда. Достаточно опасно и поверхностное знакомство со словарными эквивалентами – большинство словарей дают фактический, практический. Кстати, эти русские слова имеют разные контекстуальные оттенки значения: практический (практически) куда ближе к смыслу английского virtual. Из всех словарных определений мне кажется самым удачным то, которое предлагает Oxford American Dictionary: being so in effect though not in name or according to strict definition (близко к новомодному у нас как бы, хотя упаси меня Бог советовать переводчику часто прибегать к этому словосочетанию; наоборот, оно настолько засоряет современную русскую речь, что надо его всячески избегать, ведь требования к речи переводчика гораздо строже, чем к бытовому разговору). Слово virtually, употребление которого стало в последнее время особенно частым, можно в большинстве случаев безбоязненно переводить по существу или практически: President Clinton announced Friday a ten-year extension of the current moratorium on oil drilling off virtually all American ocean coastlines (New York Times). Some get paid virtually nothing – once the cost of housing and food has been deducted (New York Times).
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16 adjournment
1. n отсрочка2. n перерывСинонимический ряд:1. continuance (noun) break; continuance; intermission; putting off; recess2. pause (noun) deferment; delay; demurral; extension; moratorium; pause; postponement; stay; suspension -
17 deferment
1. n книжн. откладывание, отсрочка2. n воен. отсрочкаСинонимический ряд:pause (noun) adjournment; delay; demurral; extension; moratorium; pause; postponement; putting off; reprieve; stay; suspension -
18 delay
1. n задержка, приостановка2. n откладывание, отсрочка3. n замедление, промедление, проволочка4. n тех. выдержка времени5. n спец. простойavoidable delay — простой, зависящий от рабочего
6. v задерживать7. v отсрочивать, откладывать, переносить8. v медлить; мешкать, задерживатьсяСинонимический ряд:1. lag (noun) hold-up; lag; retardation2. obstacle (noun) obstacle; obtrusion; problem3. pause (noun) adjournment; deferment; deferral; deferring; demurral; extension; moratorium; pause; postponement; respite; suspension4. wait (noun) dawdling; delaying; detainment; hesitation; holdup; loitering; procrastination; stay; tarrying; wait5. bog down (verb) bog down; embog; mire; slacken; slow down; slow up6. dally (verb) dally; dawdle; dilly; dillydally; drag; lag; linger; loiter; mull; poke; procrastinate; remain; tarry; trail7. defer (verb) adjourn; defer; hold off; hold over; intermit; lay over; postpone; prorogue; put off; put over; remit; shelve; stand over; stay; suspend; table; waive8. detain (verb) arrest; bog; clog; decelerate; detain; hamper; hesitate; incommode; stall9. slow (verb) hang up; hold up; retard; set back; slowАнтонимический ряд:accelerate; advance; dispatch; expedite; forward; hasten; hurry; speed -
19 demurral
n возражениеСинонимический ряд:1. demur (noun) challenge; demur; demurrer; difficulty; objection; protest; question; remonstrance; remonstration2. pause (noun) adjournment; deferment; deferring; delay; extension; moratorium; pause; postponement; respite; suspension -
20 postponement
1. n откладывание2. n отсрочкаСинонимический ряд:deferral (noun) adjournment; deferment; deferral; delay; demurral; extension; moratorium; pause; respite; shelving; stay; suspension; tabling
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