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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > favoured customer
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3 customer
nпокупатель; заказчик; клиент; комитент; pl клиентура
- bank customer
- big customer
- bulk customer
- cash customer
- chance customer
- charge customer
- commercial customer
- contractual customer
- conventional customer
- corporate customer
- credit customer
- defaulting customer
- direct customer
- e-trade customer
- exacting customer
- favoured customer
- final customer
- first-priority customer
- foreign customer
- head customer
- heavy customer
- high-priority customer
- high-profile customer
- individual customers
- large customer
- long-standing customer
- long-term customer
- major customer
- ordinary customer
- permanent customer
- potential customer
- prospective customer
- regular customer
- remote customer
- small-scale customer
- standing customer
- stock exchange customer
- stock exchange customers
- traditional customer
- would-be customer
- alienate customers
- scare away customers
- serve a customer
- service customers
- sooth customersEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > customer
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4 tariff
1. сущ.1) межд. эк., гос. фин. = customs tariffto impose [levy\] a tariff — облагать пошлиной
See:ad valorem tariff, agricultural tariff, antidumping tariff, applied tariff, average tariff, autonomous tariff, bound tariff, cascading tariff, conventional tariff, discriminating tariff, discriminatory tariff, double-column tariff, equivalent tariff, export tariff, import tariff, most favoured nation tariff, multiple tariff, preferential tariff, prohibitive tariff, protective tariff, punitive tariff, revenue tariff, seasonal tariff б), single-column tariff, Smoot-Hawley Tariff, trade-weighted average tariff, tariff agreement а), tariff concessions, tariff equivalent, tariff heading, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Tariff Commission2)а) эк. цена, плата, стоимость обслуживания, тарифThe daily tariff includes accommodation and unlimited use of the pool and gymnasium. — Тариф за день включает стол, ночлег, пользование бассейном и спортивным залом без ограничений.
See:б) эк. тариф, расценка; прейскурант, прайс-лист, шкала ставок [сборов\], тарифный сборник (перечень цен на услуги, оказываемые организацией)Syn:See:2. гл.эк. тарифицировать, производить расценку, устанавливать ценуCarriers are generally free to tariff the service at any rate required. — Перевозчики обычно имеют право устанавливать цену на эту услугу по своему усмотрению.
Traditionally, telephone rates were tariffed, and the terms of the customer's relationship with the company were spelled out in tariffs. — Расценки на телефонную связь обычно тарифицируются, и условия взаимоотношений компании и ее клиентов оговариваются в виде тарифа.
This service is not tariffed. — Эта услуга нетарифицирована.
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тариф: 1) федеральный или национальный налог, которым облагаются ввозимые (вывозимые) в страну (из страны) товары на основе их стоимости или количества; такие налоги используются как инструмент государственной экономической политики (напр., для мобилизации финансовых ресурсов (revenue tariff) или для защиты внутреннего рынка от иностранной конкуренции (protective tariff)); деньги, собранные в результате использования тарифа, называются таможенными пошлинами, но на практике термины почти пождественны; см. duty; 2) плата за коммунальные услуги (газ, электричество и т. д.); 3) прейскурант цен, напр., на транспортные услуги.* * *. . Словарь экономических терминов .* * *Финансы/Кредит/Валютасистема ставок, определяющая размер платы за различные услуги----- -
5 ugly
1. n разг. некрасивый человек, урод2. n козырёк дамской шляпы3. n разг. шляпа в виде капора с полями от солнца4. a безобразный; уродливыйhe was mean, also ugly — он был злобен и уродлив
5. a неприятный, противный; плохой, скверный, мерзкий6. a опасный, угрожающий7. a предвещающий бурю8. a разг. вздорный, задиристый; раздражительный, с плохим характеромugly customer — беспокойный человек; грубиян
Синонимический ряд:1. base (adj.) base; despicable; ignoble; low; low-down; servile; sordid; squalid; wretched2. evil (adj.) atrocious; disgusting; evil; foul; loathsome; nauseating; offensive; repellent; repulsive; sickening; unwholesome3. hideous (adj.) displeasing; ghastly; grotesque; hard-featured; hideous; homely; ill-favored; ill-favoured; ill-looking; unattractive; unbeautiful; unbecoming; uncomely; unsightly4. stormy (adj.) black; rough; stormy; tempestuous5. sullen (adj.) bad-tempered; crabbed; crabby; dour; gloomy; glum; ill-natured; morose; mumpish; quarrelsome; saturnine; spiteful; sulky; sullen; surly; vicious6. threatening (adj.) dangerous; disadvantageous; fell; grave; grievous; major; ominous; scowling; serious; threatening7. troublesome (adj.) mean; pesky; troublesome; troublous; vexatious; wicked8. unpleasant (adj.) disagreeable; nasty; objectionable; obnoxious; unpleasant; vinegary; waspish9. vile (adj.) heinous; immoral; monstrous; revolting; scandalous; shocking; terrible; vileАнтонимический ряд:attractive; beautiful; blooming; captivating; charming; comely; dainty; delicate; elegant; exquisite; fair; fascinating; good-looking; gorgeous; pleasant
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