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1 intensive crop
интенсивная культура ; -
2 intensive crop
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3 intensive crop
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4 intensive crop
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > intensive crop
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6 intensive crop area
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7 intensive crop economics
Экономика: экономика интенсивных культурУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > intensive crop economics
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8 intensive-crop sector
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9 intensive crop economics
Англо-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > intensive crop economics
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10 labour-intensive crop
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > labour-intensive crop
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11 labor-intensive crop
1) Сельское хозяйство: (сельскохозяйственная) культура, требующая больших трудовых затрат2) Экономика: сельскохозяйственная культура, требующая больших трудовых затрат3) Макаров: трудоёмкая культура -
12 labour-intensive crop
Экономика: трудоёмкая культура -
13 labor-intensive crop
сельскохозяйственная культура, требующая больших трудовых затратАнгло-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > labor-intensive crop
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n1) урожай; количество собранного2) сельскохозяйственная культура; pl зерновые культуры
- agricultural crop
- agricultural export crop
- basic crops
- bumper crop
- cash crop
- catch crop
- cereal crop
- cleaning crop
- commercial crop
- companion crop
- complementary crop
- controlled crop
- cultivated crop
- current crop
- dominant crops
- economic crop
- export crop
- fallow crop
- feed crop
- fiber crop
- field crop
- food crop
- forage crop
- forcing crop
- foregoing crop
- fresh-market truck crop
- grain crop
- green crop
- growing crop
- high-labour-requirement crop
- high-protein fodder crops
- high-yielding crop
- horticultural crop
- hothouse crop
- industrial crop
- intensive crop
- irrigated crop
- labour-consuming crop
- labour-intensive crop
- leading crop
- main crop
- money crop
- multiharvest crop
- oil crop
- orchard crop
- perennial crop
- poor-quality crop
- preceding crop
- prime crop
- principal crop
- quickly growing crop
- record crop
- rotating crop
- rotation crop
- sale crop
- seed crop
- shipping crop
- short-duration crop
- soil amendment crop
- soil-depleting crop
- soil improving crop
- soil improvement crop
- spring crop
- standing crop
- summer crop
- truck crop
- tuber crop
- waygoing crop
- winter crop
- out of crop
- under crop
- do a lot of damage to the crops
- gather in the crop
- sell the crop standing
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1. n усилитель2. n грам. усилительное слово или префикс3. a интенсивный; напряжённый; усиленный; тщательный; глубокий4. a грам. усилительныйСинонимический ряд:1. complete (adj.) all-out; complete; exhaustive; radical; thorough; thoroughgoing2. deep (adj.) blood-and-guts; deep; hard; profound3. intense (adj.) concentrated; heightened; intense4. whole (adj.) exclusive; fixed; undivided; unswerving; whole -
17 cash crop
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18 cover crop
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19 emergency crop
с.-х. культура с коротким вегетационным периодомforegoing crop — предшествующая культура, предшественник
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20 forcing crop
с.-х. выгоночная культура
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