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1 объявленный торг
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2 объявленные торги
Русско-Английский новый экономический словарь > объявленные торги
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3 торг
1. bidding2. tender3. bargaining; chaffer; auction4. tenders5. auctionСинонимический ряд:1. продажа (сущ.) продажа; торговлю; торговля2. рынок (сущ.) базар; рынок; торжище -
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6 торг
сущ.bargaining;(мн) (competitive) bidding;tender(s);( аукцион) auctionвыигрывать \торги — to win a tender (the tenders)
выступать на \торгах (принимать участие в \торгах) — to bid; participate in a tender (in the tenders)
закрытые \торги — closed tenders
заявка на участие в \торгах — application for taking part in the tenders
объявление \торгов — announcement (invitation) of the tenders
объявленные \торги — announced (invited) tenders
объявлять \торги — to announce (call for, invite, seek) a bid (bidding, tender) (for)
открытые \торги — open tenders
правила проведения \торгов — regulations (rules) for holding the tenders
проводить \торги — to hold a tender (the tenders)
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7 назначать торги
назначать торги; открывать подписку на заем — invite tenders
объявить торги на; назначить торги на — invite tenders for
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