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1) Общая лексика: продукты2) Техника: продовольственный магазин3) Экономика: магазин бакалейных товаров -
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > grocer's store
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1. n1) запас, резерв3) хранилище, склад4) амер. лавка, магазин
- appraiser's store
- automated store
- bantam store
- basement store
- bonded store
- branch store
- bulk store
- bulk goods store
- cash and carry store
- chain store
- combination store
- company store
- convenience store
- cooperative store
- customs store
- department store
- department branch store
- dime store
- discount store
- drive-in store
- drug store
- dry cleaning store
- emergency store
- empties store
- export sample store
- family-operated store
- food store
- forward store
- free port store
- general store
- general merchandise group store
- grocer's store
- grocery store
- independent store
- industrial store
- industrial retail store
- joint department store
- junior department store
- limited line store
- limited price store
- main store
- material store
- membership store
- midget store
- multiple store
- nonservice store
- off-center store
- one price store
- operation material stores
- outware store
- parent store
- proprietary store
- public store
- push-button store
- quay store
- ready-to-wear store
- retail store
- secondhand store
- self-service store
- ship's stores
- single-line store
- spare parts store
- specialized store
- specialty store
- variety store
- village store
- wholesale store
- store for goods in transit
- ex store
- have in store
- hold goods in store
- keep in store
- lay a store
- protect stores
- put in store
- set up a store
- take in a store
- take out of store2. v1) хранить; складировать2) запасать -
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см. grocer's storegross1. n1) масса
- by the gross
- in gross2. adjваловой; брутто
- gross for netEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > grocery store
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торг. продуктовый магазин, гастроном (магазин, торгующий продуктами питания, напр., мясом, молоком, крупами, хлебобулочными изделиями, кондитерскими изделиями и др., а также иногда лекарственными средствами и некоторыми предметами домашнего обихода)Syn:See: -
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В отличие от британского [grocer's shop] = бакалейная лавка - означает любой продовольственный магазинтж groceryEnglish-Russian dictionary of regional studies > grocery store
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прил. grocery бакалейный магазин, бакалейная лавка ≈ grocery (store) ;
grocer's store/shop бакалейные товары ≈ groceriesБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > бакалейный
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I муж. (знаток вкусной еды) gastronome(r) ;
gourmet франц. II муж. (магазин) grocer's (shop), provision shop, delicatessen;
big food store( о крупном тж.) (dainty) food store/shopм.
1. (знаток пищи) gourmet;
2. (магазин) food store(s) ;
~ический gastronomical;
~ магазин food store(s) ;
delicatessen (store) амер. ;
~ия ж.
3. gastronomy;
4. (продукты) groceries and provisions pl. ;
delicatessen pl. амер.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > гастроном
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10 types of shops
= shop(a) baker's — булочная, хлебный магазин
(a) bakery — булочная, хлебный магазин
chemist's — аптека/аптечный магазин (Br.)(a) dairy shop — молочная, молочный магазин
(a) drug-store — аптека/аптечный магазин (Am.)
(a) footwear shop — магазин обуви, обувной магазин
(a) greengrocer's — зеленная, овощной магазин
(a) greengrocery — зеленная, овощной магазин
(a) vegetables shop — зеленная, овощной магазин
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1. II would like to order but the waitress is busy я бы хотел сделать заказ, но официантка занята; this is not what I ordered это не то, что я заказывал2. IIIorder smth.1) order dinner (a leg of mutton, a barrel of beer, a new suit, some new clothes, a taxi, a copy of a book, etc.) заказывать обед и т.д.2) order an advance (a retreat, an inquiry, etc.) (от)давать приказ о наступлении и т.д.; the chairman ordered silence председатель призвал соблюдать тишину; the doctor ordered complete rest врач прописал полный покой3) order one's time распределять свое время3. IV1) order smth. in some manner order smth. reluctantly (economically, imperiously, etc.) неохотно и т.д. заказывать что-л.2) order smb., smth. somewhere they ordered the children home они отправили детей /велели детям отправляться/ домой; they ordered him back ему приказали вернуться; the officer ordered them out командир приказал им покинуть помещение; order lights out распорядиться /приказать/ погасить свет3) order smth. in some manner order one's life well устроить /наладить/ свою жизнь; they order these things differently in some other countries в некоторых других странах это делается иначе; so we hoped but it was ordered otherwise мы так надеялись, но [все] получилось /вышло/ иначе4. Vorder smb. smth.1) order smb. some new clothes (oneself a pint of stout, them two dozen oysters, the children ice cream, etc.) заказывать кому-л. новое платье и т.д.2) order smb. absolute quiet (complete rest, a little wine before each meal, a mustard plaster, etc.) прописать /рекомендовать/ кому-л. полный покой и т.д.; my doctor ordered me a change of air (a holiday) врач рекомендовал мне сменить обстановку (взять отпуск)5. VIIorder smb. to do smth. order the soldiers to advance (the army to retreat, etc.) отдавать приказ солдатам наступать и т.д.; order the servants to leave the room приказывать слугам покинуть комнату; order the children to go to bed велеть детям лечь спать; the doctor ordered me to stay in bed врач прописал мне постельный режим; who ordered you to do this? кто вам приказал это сделать?; order smb. to be punished (to be exiled, to be hanged, etc.) приказывать кого-л. наказать /, чтобы кто-л. был наказан/ и т.д.; order smth. to be done order the carriage to be brought round at ten o'clock (the book to be publicly burned, his standard to be brought, etc.) приказать /распорядиться/ подать карету в десять часов и т.д.6. XIbe ordered you must do as you are ordered вы должны делать, как приказано; be ordered somewhere the plane was ordered down самолету был дан приказ сесть; the disobedient boy was ordered out of the room непослушного мальчишку выставили из комнаты; the army unit was ordered out to reinforce the police на помощь полиции была вызвана армейская часть; the regiment was ordered to the front полк отправили на фронт; I was ordered home меня отослали домой; be ordered to do smth. be ordered to go to the front (to pay the costs, to go away home, to report tomorrow, etc.) получить распоряжение отправиться на фронт и т.д.; be ordered into smth. be ordered into action получить приказ о наступлении7. XVI1) order for smb. order for his guests заказывать для своих гостей; order from smb., smth. order directly from the publishers (from the shop, from the laboratory, etc.) заказывать непосредственно в издательстве и т.д.2) order smb. from /out of/ smth. order smb. from /out of/ the room (out of one's house, etc.) велеть /приказать/ кому-л. покинуть /оставить/ комнату и т.д.8. XXI11) order smth. for smb. order some new clothes for one's wife (a light lunch for one's guest, mutton for oneself, etc.) заказывать новое платье для своей жены и т.д.; what shall I order for you? что [мне] вам заказать?; order smth. for smth. order salad for lunch заказывать салат на завтрак; what have you ordered for dinner? что вы заказали на обед?; order smth. from some place order smth. from Paris (from the store, from the grocer, from an English firm, from the hatter's, from a tailor, from a company in New York, etc.) заказывать что-л. в Париже и т.д.; I ordered some new books from abroad я выписал несколько новых книг из-за границы; you may order smth. from this catalogue вы можете заказать что-нибудь по этому каталогу; order smth. by smth. housewives often order their groceries by telephone домашние хозяйки нередко заказывают продукты /бакалейные товары/ по телефону; he ordered it by mail он заказал это по почте2) order smb., smth. to some place order soldiers (an officer, the regiment, ships, etc.) to the front (back to their country, to the rear, etc.) направлять солдат и т.д. на фронт и т.д; they ordered him back to his post ему приказали вернуться на свой пост3) order smth. for smb. order a rest for his patient (a dose of the medicine for the girl, a very strict diet for him, etc.) прописывать покой больному и т.д.; order smb. off (under) smth. order a player off the field удалить игрока с поля; order smb. under arrest отдать приказ о чьем-л. аресте4) order smth. for smth. order chessmen for a game расставлять шахматные фигуры для партии /игры/; order smth. according to smth. order one's life according to strict rules жить по строгим правилам9. XXVorder that... order that he should go there (that this should be done, that the prisoners should be handcuffed, that the gate should be locked, etc.) приказать ему пойти туда /, чтобы он пошел туда/ и т.д.
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