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1 incentivise
гл.упр., брит., разг. стимулировать, мотивироватьTo incentivise personnel, you give them higher salaries and options. — Для стимулирования своих работников вы повышаете им оклады и даете опционы на покупку акций.
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2 incentivise
Общая лексика: стимулировать -
3 incentivise
in.cen.tivise[ins'entivaiz] vt incentivar. -
4 incentivise
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5 incentivise the workforce
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > incentivise the workforce
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6 incentivise workforce
v.створювати систему заохочення працівників; стимулювати працівників -
7 incentivise the workforce
Англо-русский экономический словарь > incentivise the workforce
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8 incentivize
in.cen.tivize[ins'entivaiz] vt = link=incentivise incentivise. -
9 incentivize
гл.упр., амер. = incentivise -
10 incentivize (Amer.)
◙ v. לעודד, לתת תמריץ (גם incentivise)
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