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1 сприятливий
Українсько-англійський словник з аналітичної хімії > сприятливий
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2 сприятливі умови
favourable conditions; favourable terms; favourable situation; favourable climate; positive environment; welcoming climate; favourable environment; enabling environment; welcoming conditions -
3 сприятливий податковий режим
favourable tax regime; favourable taxation; welcoming tax treatmentУкраїнсько-англійський словник > сприятливий податковий режим
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5 пільгові умови
favourable terms, preferential terms; ( про сплату боргу) easy-payment terms -
6 сприятливий
favourable, auspicious, propitious; encouraging, fairсприятливий момент — opportunity, propitious moment
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7 активне сальдо орендних операцій
Українсько-англійський словник > активне сальдо орендних операцій
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8 сприятливі умови оренди
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9 сприятлива обставина
enabling environment; sound climate; favourable situation; favourable climate; favourable environment; welcoming conditions; welcoming business climate -
10 привабливий інвестиційний клімат
sound investment climate; favourable investment climate; favourable investment situation; welcoming conditions for investment; positive investment environment; welcoming business climateУкраїнсько-англійський словник > привабливий інвестиційний клімат
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11 сприятливий інвестиційний клімат
sound investment climate; favourable investment situation; favourable investment climate; welcoming conditions for investment; positive investment environment; welcoming business climateУкраїнсько-англійський словник > сприятливий інвестиційний клімат
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12 високий
1) ( який має велику відстань знизу догори) high; ( про людину) tall2) (значний за кількістю, інтенсивністю тощо) high3) (піднесений, вишуканий) exalted, elevated, lofty, sublime4) (видатний, почесний) highвисокий авторитет — great prestige, high prestige
високий гість — eminent/distinguished guest
5) ( сприятливий) high, favourable6) ( про звук) high, high-pitched, acute7) -
13 вітер
чwind; ( легкий) breezeвітер вщухає — the wind sinks (falls, abates)
вітер з моря — sea-breeze; sea-turn
зустрічний вітер — head wind, adverse ( contrary) wind
попутний вітер — fair ( favourable) wind, tailwind
незахищений від вітру — windswept, bleak
проти вітру — against the wind, in the teeth of the wind; windward
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14 кон'юнктура
ж1) (становище, стан) situation, conjuncture, state of affairs2) ек. conjuncture, market ( economic) situation, economic conditionsкон'юнктура ринку — market opportunities, market conditions, sales opportunities
сприятлива кон'юнктура — favourable (амер. favorable) situation
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15 ласкавий
tender, affectionate, sweet, caressing; favourable, benevolentбудьте ласкаві — be so kind, do me a favour
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16 малосприятливий
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17 обставина
ж1) case, circumstance, circs, condition, contextобставина, що пом'якшує (збільшує) провину — an extenuating ( aggravating) circumstance
форс-мажорна обставина — act of God, natural disaster; юр. force majeure
сприятливі обставини — favorable circumstance; prosperity
за жодних обставин — in/under no circumstances, in no case
з незалежних від мене обставин — for reasons not depending on me; because of circumstances not under my control
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18 пільговий
privileged, preferential, preference, favourable; ( полегшений) easy; ( більш дешевий) reducedпільговий квиток — ticket at a reduced price, privilege ticket, free ticket
пільговий період — grace period, period of grace
пільговий тариф — preferential (reduced, rebate) tariff, reduced charge
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19 погода
ждощова погода — rainy weather; м'яка
нестала погода — broken ( unsettled) weather
добра погода — good ( fine) weather
сприятлива погода — favourable ( propitious) weather
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20 погожий
serene, fineпогожий вітер — fair ( favourable) wind
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