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1. уст. машина; печатный станок2. пресс; прессовать; давитьmultiple-deck press — многоплитный пресс; многоэтажный пресс
3. пресса; печать; печатать4. типографияto pass for press — сдавать в набор, сдавать в типографию
5. издательствоpress book — книга, выпущенная частным издательством
6. тиражный оттиск7. нажиматьto be off the press — выходить в свет, выходить из печати
autographic press — машина для печатания с литографских форм, изготовленных способом автографии
back-to-back perfecting press — машина с секциями типа «резина к резине»
baling press — пресс для упаковки бумаги в кипы, паковальный макулатурный пресс
belt press — печатная машина с ленточным формоносителем, печатная машина с формами, смонтированными на бесконечной ленте
blanket-to-blanket press — офсетная печатная машина с секциями типа «резина к резине»
8. машина для печатания книг, книжная печатная машинаpress conditions — данные, характеризующие состояние машины
9. переплётный прессBoston press — тигельная машина типа «Бостон»
bundling press — паковальный пресс; паковально-обжимной пресс
carbon tissue lay down press — переводной станок для пигментной бумаги, пигментно-переводной станок
10. нелегальная литератураcolor press — машина для многокрасочной печати, многокрасочная печатная машина
common-impression cylinder press — машина для многокрасочной печати с общим цилиндром, многокрасочная печатная машина планетарного типа
convertible press — машина, переналаживаемая на несколько вариантов печатания
copperplate printing press — машина металлографской печати, станок для печатания офортов
copying press — копировальная машина, копировальный аппарат
11. машина для печатания провинциальных газет12. провинциальная прессаcustom-built press — печатная машина, сконструированная по особому заказу
cutting creasing-and-embossing press — пресс для высечки, биговки и тиснения
decuple press — пятисекционная печатная машина, печатная машина с десятью печатными аппаратами, печатная машина с пятью секциями для двусторонней печати
digital input press — печатная машина с цифровым управлением; машина, печатающая без формы
Dilitho press — машина для печатания по способу «Ди-лито»
direct flat-bed cylinder press — плоскопечатная машина для непосредственного печатания с формы на бумаге
direct planographic rotary press — ротационная машина для непосредственного печатания с плоских форм на бумаге, ротационная литографская печатная машина
double acting printing press — плоскопечатная машина, в которой используются оба хода талера
13. рулонная печатная машина с двумя приёмными устройствамиpress noise — шум, создаваемый печатной машиной
14. рулонная печатная машина с поворотными штангамиdouble-feeder platen press — двухнакладный печатный станок; двухнакладная тигельная печатная машина
duodecuple press — шестисекционная печатная машина, печатная машина с двенадцатью печатными аппаратами, печатная машина с шестью секциями для двусторонней печати
eight-page press — узкорулонная печатная машина; машина, печатающая 8 страниц формата А4 в 4 краски за один прогон
engine press — печатная машина с механическим приводом, печатная машина с моторным приводом, приводная печатная машина
flexoprinting press — машина для печатания с эластичных форм, флексографская печатная машина
15. печатная машина линейного типа16. одноярусная печатная машинаfour pillar embossing press — четырёхколонный пресс; позолотный пресс
17. свободная прессаgranulating press — пресс — гранулятор
18. распространяемая бесплатно печатная продукцияfully automatic press — печатный автомат, полностью автоматизированная печатная машина
19. ручной пресс20. печатная машина с ручным приводом21. издания тайной типографии22. тайная типография23. нелегальная печать24. нелегальная типография25. машина для печатания через промежуточную поверхность26. печатная машина с офсетным цилиндромindirect flat-bed cylinder press — плоскопечатная машина для печатания через промежуточную поверхность
27. печатная машина секционного типа28. машина, входящая в состав поточной линииiron press — металлический печатный станок; металлический печатный пресс
label-cutting press — высекальная машина, машина для высечки этикеток
leftist press — левая печать; левая пресса
29. ручной корректурный станокprinting press — печатная машина; печатный станок
30. рычажный печатный станокliberty job printing press — тигельная печатная машина со сложным движением тигля иили талера перемещаются в вертикальном направлении
31. офсетная печатная машина, машина офсетной печатиBoston press — тигельная машина типа < Бостон>
32. литографская печатная машина33. обрезные тиски с гобелем34. ручной пресс переплётчикаmultistage press — многоплитный пресс; многоэтажный пресс
35. обжимной пресс36. матричный прессmash filter press — фильтр — пресс для отделения затора
37. пресс для изготовления пластмассовых стереотиповmulticolor flexographic press — многокрасочная флексографская печатная машина, многокрасочная машина для печатания с эластичных форм
multicolor flexographic rotary press — многокрасочная ротационная флексографская печатная машина, многокрасочная ротационная машина для печатания с эластичных форм
38. печатная машина одинарной ширины39. узкорулонная печатная машинаoctuple press — печатная машина с восемью печатными аппаратами; печатная машина с четырьмя секциями для двусторонней печати, четырёхсекционная печатная машина двойной ширины
offset press — офсетная печатная машина, машина офсетной печати
offset press for offices — малая офсетная машина конторского типа, ротапринт
offset gravure press — машина глубокой офсетной печати, машина глубокой печати с промежуточной передачей изображения
one-color press — машина для однокрасочной печати, однокрасочная печатная машина
pad-transfer press — тампопечатная машина, машина для тампопечати
128-page press — машина, печатающая за один цикл 128 страниц
paste ink letter press — машина высокой печати, использующая густотёртые краски
pillar press — пресс на колонне, колонный пресс
power press — приводная печатная машина, машина
printing press — печатная машина; печатный станок
production press — работающая печатная машина; машина, печатающая тиражные оттиски
40. пробопечатный станок41. корректурный станокquadruple press — печатная машина с четырьмя печатными аппаратами, печатная машина с двумя секциями для двусторонней печати
rightist press — правая печать; правая пресса
roller press — плоскопечатная машина с печатным аппаратом, состоящим из двух цилиндров
42. лощильный пресс43. машина металлографской печати -
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1) (печатная) машина; уст. печатный станок2) пресс || прессовать; давить3) пресса; печать || печатать4) типография5) издательство6) тиражный оттиск7) нажимать (клавишу)- in press- D-pressАнгло-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > press
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Dilitho press — машина для печатания по способу «Ди-лито»
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8 trimming for work-and-tumbler forms
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > trimming for work-and-tumbler forms
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9 business forms printing press
yeast filter press — фильтр — пресс для дрожжей
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10 business forms (printing) press
Полиграфия: машина для печатания конторских форм, машина для печатания конторских формуляровУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > business forms (printing) press
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11 business forms printing press
1) Полиграфия: машина для печатания формуляровУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > business forms printing press
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13 printing
1. печать, печатание2. фотографическое копирование; копирование на формную пластину3. печатное издание4. тираж5. полиграфия, полиграфическая промышленность6. различные сорта печатной бумагиprinting together — печатание «со своим оборотом»
printing two-up — печатание двойников, параллельное печатание с двух одинаковых форм
printing verse — печатание на обороте, запечатывание оборотной стороны
address printing — адресование, печатание адреса
arc printing — дуговая печать, печатание с помощью электрической дуги
7. печатание на оборотной стороне прозрачной плёнкиbackground printing — фоновая печать, печатание фона
bible printing — словарная бумага, библьдрук
bichromate printing — печатание с форм, изготовленных с использованием хромированных коллоидов
8. печатание голубой краской; светокопирование9. изготовление синих копий, изготовление «синек»Braille printing — Брайлевская печать, печать для слепых
bronze printing — бронзирование, печатание бронзовой краской
10. печатание на картонных заготовках; печатание на картоне11. производство картонных упаковокcode printing — печатание кодовых меток, печатание кодовых знаков, кодирование, шифрование
12. цветная печатная бумагаcolor process printing — многокрасочное печатание с форм, изготовленных фотомеханическим способом
13. контактная печать14. контактное копированиеprinting lamp — лампа для копирования, копировальная лампа
15. печатание издания в нескольких вариантах с учётом интересов потребителей16. печатание по требованию одного экземпляра издания17. прямое контактное копирование18. прямая печать19. печатание с первичной формы20. печатание изобразительной продукцииprinting contrast — контраст, реализуемый при печатании
21. печатание на прозрачном материалеdot-in-dot printing — печатание с точной приводкой, печатание «точка в точку»
dot matrix character printing — печатание знаков, формируемых точечной матрицей
printing process — печатный процесс; процесс печатания
22. двукратное запечатывание23. комбинирование деталей двух разных негативов на одном позитиве или печатной формеduotone printing — печатание двухкрасочных репродукций с одноцветного оригинала, дуплекс-автотипия
electrophoretic printing — электрофоретическая печать, способ электрофоретической печати
electrostatographic printing — электрография, электрографическая печать
embossed printing for blind — рельефная печать для слепых, Брайлевская печать
facsimile printing — факсимильное воспроизведение, факсимильная печать
ferromagnetic printing — печатание ферромагнитными красками, магнитографская печать, магнитография
flat-bed printing — печатание на плоскопечатных машинах, печатание с плоских форм высокой печати
flexographic printing — флексографская печать, печатание с эластичных форм
form skip printing — печатание формуляров с пропусками отдельных пунктов на последовательно идущих страницах
24. четырёхкрасочная печатьprinting device — печатающее устройство; устройство печати
printing station — пункт вывода на печать; станция печати
25. печатание в четыре краски26. многокрасочная печать всеми основными краскамиgelatin printing — фототипия, печать с желатиновых печатных форм
27. нанесение клеевого слоя28. гуммированиеheat-set printing — печатание красками, закрепляющимися под действием нагрева
helios printing — гелиопечать, гелиография
hot foil printing — горячее тиснение фольгой, тиснение фольгой с использованием нагретого штампа
29. переводной способ копирования30. печатание через промежуточную поверхность; офсетная печать31. ведомственная печать32. внутрифирменная печатьiridescent printing — радужная печать; печать враскат
level impression printing — печатание с равномерным натиском, печатание с равномерным давлением
33. печатание литографским способом, литография34. офсетная печатьmagnetic ink printing — печатание магнитными красками, магнитографская печать, магнитография
35. картографическая печать, картопечатание36. производство картографической продукции37. копирование изображения на металлическую пластину38. печатание на металле39. акцидентная печать40. печатание акцидентной продукции41. однокрасочная печать42. печатание однокрасочной продукцииprinting pressure — давление печатания, натиск
43. многокрасочная печать44. печатание многокрасочной продукцииmultigraph printing — печатание с ручного набора, закреплённого на цилиндре
45. печатание газетно-журнальной продукции46. газетно-журнальное производство47. печатание газет48. газетное производствоoff-register printing — печатание с несовмещением, печатание с нарушением приводки
offset printing — офсет, офсетная печать
49. распечатка информации, хранящейся в базе данных вычислительной системы по требованию50. печатание по требованию51. печатание персонализированных изданий52. оптическая печать53. проекционное копирование54. печатание на упаковочных материалах55. производство упаковкиpackaging printing and converting — печать и изготовление упаковок; печать и изготовление тары
56. фотография57. фотопечать; копированиеphotographic offset printing — офсетная печать с форм, изготовленных фотомеханическим способом
58. глубокая печать59. печатание с гелиогравюрphotolithooffset printing — офсетная печать с форм, изготовленных фотомеханическим способом
60. печатание с форм, изготовленных фотомеханическим способом61. фотомеханический способ размножения62. печатание с гравированных медных пластин63. печатание вкладных иллюстрацийprocess printing — многокрасочная печать с форм, изготовленных фотомеханическим способом
64. печатание издательской продукции65. заключительная стадия печатанияraised printing — печатание с последующим оплавлением рельефа; рельефная печать
66. рефлексное копирование67. рефлексное печатание68. печатание с выворотных форм69. печатание с реверсивным приводом цилиндров; реверсивное печатание70. печатание на обороте, запечатывание оборотной стороныrotary printing — ротационная печать, печатание на ротационных машинах
71. печатание многокрасочных газет «по сырому»72. цветные краски для печатания газет73. растровая печать74. второй завод, допечаткаprinting mistake — опечатка, типографская ошибка
75. второй прогонselective printing — избирательное печатание, печатание с избирательным воспроизведением знаков
76. малотиражная печать77. малотиражное копированиеside-by-side printing — радужная печать, печать враскат
small offset printing — «малый офсет», печатание малоформатной продукции офсетным способом
solid printing — печатание со сплошных форм, печатание плашек
solid color printing — печатание со сплошных форм цветными красками, печатание цветных плашек
solventless printing — печатание красками, не содержащими растворителя
split color printing — радужная печать, печать враскат
78. трафаретная печать79. ротаторная печатьsublimatic heat transfer printing — термодекалькомания, сублимационная печать
test printing — пробное печатание, изготовление пробных оттисков
thermal printing — термопечать, термографская печать, термография; печатание термокрасками
thermographic printing — термопечать, термографская печать, термография, печатание термокрасками
three-color process printing — трёхкрасочная печать с цветоделённых печатных форм, изготовленных фотомеханическим способом
three-over-one printing — печатание красочностью 3+1
80. печатание на тканях81. печатание на тонкой бумаге82. декалькомания, печатание переводных изображений83. печатание с переносом изображенияtrouble-free printing — бесперебойное печатание, печатание без помех и перебоев
vapor printing — «дымовая» печать, печатание паром
water-based ink printing — печатание водными красками, печатание красками на водной основе
web printing — печатание на рулонном материале, рулонная печать
wood block printing — печатание с деревянного клише; ксилография
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14 offset
1. noun2. transitive verb, forms asoffset [process] — (Printing) Offsetdruck, der
academic.ru/66166/set">set 1.: ausgleichen* * *off·set1<-set, -set>[ˌɒfˈset, AM ˌɑ:fˈ-]vt usu passiveoff·set2[ˈɒfset, AM ˈɑ:f-]I. vt<-set, -set>1. FIN▪ to \offset sth etw ausgleichen [o aufrechnen]to \offset a disadvantage einen Nachteil aufwiegento \offset sth against tax AUS, BRIT etw von der Steuer absetzen2. (print)▪ to \offset sth etw im Offsetverfahren druckenII. n1. TECH2. FIN* * *['ɒfset] pret, ptp offset1. vt1) (financially, statistically etc) ausgleichen; (= make up for) wettmachen, aufwiegen2) [ɒf'set](= place non-centrally) versetzen2. n1) (TYP)offset (lithography/printing) — Offsetdruck m
3) (fig: counterbalancing factor) Ausgleich mas an offset — zum Ausgleich, als Ausgleich (to für)
* * *offset [ˈɒfset]A s1. Ausgleich m, Kompensation f:as an offset zum Ausgleich, als Ausgleich ( beide:to für)2. WIRTSCH Verrechnung f:offset account Verrechnungskonto n3. Aufbruch m (zu einer Reise etc)4. BOTa) Ableger mb) kurzer Ausläufer6. TYPOa) Offsetdruck mb) Abziehen n, Abliegen n (besonders noch feuchten Druckes)7. a) TECH Kröpfung fb) Bergbau: kurze Sohle, kurzer Querschlagc) ELEK (Ab)Zweigleitung f9. (Mauer- etc) Absatz mB adj1. TYPO Offset…:offset press Offsetpresse f2. TECH versetzt:offset carrier TV versetzter TrägerC v/t irr1. ausgleichen, aufwiegen, wettmachen:2. WIRTSCHb) ausgleichen, kompensieren3. TYPO im Offsetverfahren drucken4. TECH ein Rohr, eine Stange etc kröpfen5. ARCH eine Mauer etc absetzenD v/i (scharf) abzweigen* * *1. noun2. transitive verb, forms asoffset [process] — (Printing) Offsetdruck, der
set 1.: ausgleichen* * *n.Ausgleich m.bleibende Regelabweichung f. v.abzweigen v. -
15 direct response marketing
Mktgthe use of direct forms of advertising to elicit inquiries or sales from potential customers directly to producers or service providers. Direct response marketing aims to bypass intermediaries such as retailers or wholesalers. Forms of communication used include direct mail, home shopping channels, and television and press advertisements.The ultimate business dictionary > direct response marketing
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16 direct response advertising
Mktgthe use of direct forms of advertising to elicit inquiries or sales from potential customers directly to producers or service providers. Direct response marketing aims to bypass intermediaries such as retailers or wholesalers. Forms of communication used include direct mail, home shopping channels, and television and press advertisements.The ultimate business dictionary > direct response advertising
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17 degradation
ˌdeɡrəˈdeɪʃən сущ.
1) а) понижение в чине, разжалование, особенно лишение священника сана, привилегий Madame Dreyfus sends to the press a letter from her husband written the day after the degradation. ≈ Мадам Дрейфус посылает в газеты письмо мужа, написанное на следующий день после разжалования. б) уменьшение стоимости, важности, цены The degradation in the value of silver. ≈ Падение цен на серебро. Syn: devaluation в) уменьшение масштаба Syn: zoom in г) живоп. ослабление интенсивности тона
2) а) упадок, деградация;
ухудшение So deplorable is the degradation of our nature. ≈ Так прискорбен упадок нашей души. moral degradation б) переход на более низкую ступень развития The vocabulary would be for the most part retained, and the grammatical forms undergo degradation. ≈ Словарь в основном сохраняется, в то время как грамматические формы деградируют. в) биол. вырождение;
деградация, дегенерация;
превращение того или иного органа в рудимент The maximum of degradation of the coccyx is in the bats. ≈ Наиболее рудиментарен копчик у летучих мышей. Senile degradation, the gradual failure of the mental and bodily powers due to age. ≈ Старческая дегенерация, постепенное ослабление ментальных и физических сил тела в результате старения. г) хим.;
физ. деградация (переход энергии в такую форму, из которой ее сложнее перевести в другую) д) тех. старение материала, ухудшения качества поверхности
3) геологические термины а) геол. размывание, эрозия б) геол. выветривание деградация, ухудшение;
вырождение - to undergo * деградировать;
ухудшиться;
выродиться( компьютерное) уменьшение возможностей (вычислительной системы) упадок, деградация ослабление;
уменьшение (масштаба и т. п.) понижение;
разложение - * of a general разжалование генерала ослабление интенсивности тона или цвета (химическое) деструкция( физическое) деградация - spectrum * смягчение спектра - energy * рассеивание /обесценивание/ энергии (биология) вырождение (геология) размытие, подмыв( геология) понижение земной поверхности degradation биол. вырождение ~ хим., физ. деградация ~ жив. ослабление интенсивности тона ~ понижение;
разжалование ~ геол. размытие, подмыв;
понижение земной поверхности ~ вчт. снижение эффективности ~ уменьшение масштаба ~ упадок;
деградация;
ухудшение ~ вчт. ухудшение graceful ~ вчт. амортизация отказов graceful ~ вчт. постепенный вывод из работы quality ~ ухудшение качестваБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > degradation
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18 write
past tense - wrote; verb1) (to draw (letters or other forms of script) on a surface, especially with a pen or pencil on paper: They wrote their names on a sheet of paper; The child has learned to read and write; Please write in ink.) skrive2) (to compose the text of (a book, poem etc): She wrote a book on prehistoric monsters.) skrive3) (to compose a letter (and send it): He has written a letter to me about this matter; I'll write you a long letter about my holiday; I wrote to you last week.) skrive•- writer- writing
- writings
- written
- writing-paper
- write down
- write outskrive1) skrive2) fylle ut, skrive ut3) ( handel eller hverdagslig) skrive til4) risse (inn), gravere5) ( gammeldags) beskrive, skildre6) ( gammeldags) tegne(that's) all she wrote det var det hele, det var altbe nothing to write home about ikke være noe å skrive hjem ombe written that ( overført) være skrevet (i skjebnens bok) athave something written all over one \/ one's face ha noe skrevet over hele seg\/ansiktetwrite against something skrive mot noe, uttale seg mot noe, opponere mot noewrite away for skrive etter, bestille, rekvirerewrite back ( om brev) svarewrite for skrive for, skrive iskrive etter, rekvirere, bestillewrite in skrive inn, tilføye(amer.) føre opp slengere (på valgliste) skrive om, sende inn, skrive tilwrite in for skrive etter, bestille, rekvirerejeg har skrevet etter \/ bestilt en katalogwrite off kaste ned, skrive sammen, kaste sammen ( også overført) avskrive• we'll write off £500 for depreciationvi kommer til å avskrive £500 for verdiforringelse avfeie(amer.) oppheve, gjøre slutt på ( hverdagslig) anse som en flopp, anse som noe mislykketwrite off for skrive etter, rekvirere, bestillewrite off to skrive (brev) tilwrite oneself kalle seg• he writes himself «Captain»write oneself down falle tilbake (som forfatter) (begynne å skrive publikumsfrierier i alt for høy grad)write oneself out ( om forfattere) uttømme sitt skriveemnewrite out skrive ut, utstedewrite over skrive omwrite someone in (amer., om mantall) skrive noen innwrite someone into \/ out of ( om TV-serie) skrive noen inn i \/ ut av• the actor was dissatisfied with his pay, so they wrote him out of the showskuespilleren var misfornøyd med lønnen, så de skrev ham ut av serienwrite someone off avskrive noenwrite something down ( handel) skrive ned noe, nedskrive noewrite something off ( økonomi) nedskrive noe, avskrive noewrite up ajourføre (frem til dags dato), komplettere utarbeide, skrive nedskrive (utførlig) om, beskrive utførligslå opp (stort), forstørreskrive berømmende ord, gi lovord, gi god kritikk( handel) skrive opp, oppskrive(amer.) notere, skrive opp -
19 freedom
свобода, воля; незалежність; вільне користування; право; привілейfreedom from unreasonable searches and seizures — свобода від необґрунтованих обшуків та вилучень майна
freedom of collective bargaining — право ( або свобода) укладати колективні угоди
freedom of meetings, demonstrations, and assemblies — = freedom of rallies, demonstrations, and assemblies свобода мітингів, демонстрацій і зборів
freedom of rallies, demonstrations, and assemblies — = freedom of meetings, demonstrations, and assemblies свобода мітингів,
freedom to establish political parties and public organizations — = freedom to establish political parties and social organizations свобода створення політичних партій і громадських організацій
freedom to establish political parties and social organizations — = freedom to establish political parties and public organizations
freedom to practice the religion of one's choice — релігійна свобода, свобода релігії
freedom to receive and give information — = freedom to receive and transmit information свобода отримувати і передавати інформацію
freedom to receive and transmit information — = freedom to receive and give information
- freedom fighterfreedom to seek, receive and import information — свобода пошуку, отримання і розповсюдження інформації
- freedom from arrest
- freedom from censorship
- freedom from double jeopardy
- freedom from duty
- freedom from encumbrance
- freedom from exploitation
- freedom from legal proceedings
- freedom from liability
- freedom from torture
- freedom of a city
- freedom of access
- freedom of actions
- freedom of action
- freedom of art
- freedom of assembly
- freedom of association
- freedom of belief
- freedom of broadcasting
- freedom of choice
- freedom of commerce
- freedom of communication
- freedom of conscience
- freedom of contract
- freedom of contracting
- freedom of discussion
- freedom of employment
- freedom of establishment
- freedom of expression
- freedom of faith
- freedom of fishing
- freedom of individual
- freedom of information
- freedom of learning
- freedom of movement
- freedom of navigation
- freedom of occupation
- freedom of overflight
- freedom of passage
- freedom of petition
- freedom of rallies
- freedom of religion
- freedom of religious worship
- freedom of science
- freedom of scientific research
- freedom of speech
- freedom of street processions
- freedom of teaching
- freedom of testation
- freedom of the air
- freedom of the city
- freedom of the high seas
- freedom of the press
- freedom of the seas
- freedom of thought
- freedom of trade
- freedom of transit
- freedom of travel
- freedom of use
- freedom of will
- freedom of worship
- freedom to contract
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20 box
box [bɒks]1. nound. ( = blow) a box on the ear une claquee. ( = tree) buis m4. compounds[+ car] encastrer* * *[bɒks] 1.1) (small, cardboard) boîte f; (larger, crate) caisse fbox of matches/of chocolates — boîte d'allumettes/de chocolats
2) ( on page) case f3) ( seating area) Theatre loge f; Sport tribune f4) ( in stable) box m5) GB Sport ( for protection) coquille f6) (colloq) ( television)8) ( in gymnastics) cheval m de saut9) Postal services (also Box) boîte f postale(P.O.) Box 20 — BP 20
10) ( for gears) boîte f11) ( slap)12) Botany buis m2.transitive verb1) ( pack) mettre [quelque chose] en caisse, encaisser2) ( fight) boxer3) ( strike)3.intransitive verb Sport boxer4.boxed past participle adjective [note, information] en encadréPhrasal Verbs:- box in
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