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эк. инфляционное давление ( воздействие роста цен на экономику)Inflationary pressure from rising oil prices may ease out next year. — Инфляционное давление от роста цен на нефть может облегчить следующий год.
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инфляционное давление ;Англо-Русский словарь финансовых терминов > inflationary pressure
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1) Юридический термин: давление воздуха2) Банковское дело: инфляционное давление -
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инфляционное давлениеEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > inflationary pressure
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инфляционное давление, влияние инфляцииEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > inflationary pressure
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n1) давление, воздействие; нажим2) трудное положение, затруднение; напряжение3) неотложность, безотлагательность; напряжение
- administrative pressure
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[ˈpreʃə]pressure перен. давление; воздействие, нажим; to act under pressure действовать под давлением, недобровольно to bring pressure to bear (upon smb.), to put pressure (upon smb.) оказывать давление (на кого-л.); time pressure спешка; pressure of work загруженность работой exert pressure оказывать давление external pressure давление извне pressure стесненность, затруднительные обстоятельства; financial pressure денежные затруднения financial pressure финансовое давление inflationary pressure давление воздуха inflationary pressure инфляционное давление pressure воздействие, нажим pressure воздействие pressure гнет pressure физ. давление; сжатие pressure перен. давление; воздействие, нажим; to act under pressure действовать под давлением, недобровольно pressure давление pressure затруднительное обстоятельство pressure метео атмосферное давление pressure эл. напряжение pressure напряжение pressure неотложность pressure уст. отпечаток pressure тех. прессование pressure сжатие, стискивание pressure стесненность, затруднительные обстоятельства; financial pressure денежные затруднения to bring pressure to bear (upon smb.), to put pressure (upon smb.) оказывать давление (на кого-л.); time pressure спешка; pressure of work загруженность работой to bring pressure to bear (upon smb.), to put pressure (upon smb.) оказывать давление (на кого-л.); time pressure спешка; pressure of work загруженность работой selling pressure наплыв предложений на продажу to bring pressure to bear (upon smb.), to put pressure (upon smb.) оказывать давление (на кого-л.); time pressure спешка; pressure of work загруженность работой upward pressure давление в сторону повышения курса to work at high (low) pressure работать быстро, энергично (вяло, с прохладцей) -
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adjinflacijski; inflatoran• inflationary expectation inflatorno očekivanje• inflationary gap inflacijski jaz• inflationary overheating inflacijsko pregrijavanje• inflationary pressure inflacijski pritisak• inflationary process inflacijski proces• inflationary spiral inflacijska spirala• inflationary tendencies inflacijske tendencijeEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > inflationary
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adjective(Econ.) inflationär* * ** * *in·fla·tion·ary[ɪnˈfleɪʃənəri, AM -eri]\inflationary policies Inflationspolitik f\inflationary pressure Inflationsdruck m, Teuerungsdruck m* * *[In'fleISənərI]adjimpact, consequences inflationärinflationary pressures/spiral/politics — Inflationsdruck m/-spirale f/-politik f
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ECONOMICS inflationnisteinflationary gap écart m inflationniste;inflationary policy politique f inflationniste;inflationary pressure pression f inflationniste;inflationary spiral spirale f inflationniste;inflationary surge poussée f inflationnisteThe same spin comes from the Commission with the European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner, Pedro Solbes, who shares Mr Duisenberg's analysis. A rise in inflation in the Euro zone was not a matter of concern. He indicated in an interview with the French newspaper Liberation that he did not believe this marked the beginning of an inflationary spiral.
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