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1 mutually profitable
Общая лексика: взаимовыгодный -
2 mutually profitable
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3 mutually profitable
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4 mutually profitable cooperation
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5 mutually profitable relations
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6 mutually profitable partnership
Политика: взаимовыгодное партнерствоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > mutually profitable partnership
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7 mutually profitable partnership
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8 mutually profitable relations
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9 mutually
adv взаємно, обопільно- mutually acceptable взаємоприйнятний- mutually advantageous cooperation взаємовигідна співпраця- mutually beneficial cooperation взаємовигідна співпраця- mutually profitable cooperation взаємовигідна співпраця- under mutually acceptable conditions на взаємоприйнятних умовах -
10 profitable
['prɔfɪtəbl]прил.1) полезный; благоприятныйSyn:2) прибыльный, выгодный, доходный, рентабельныйextremely / highly / hugely / immensely — чрезвычайно выгодный
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adj1) полезный2) рентабельный, прибыльный, доходный
- highly profitable
- mutually profitable
- be profitableEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > profitable
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13 взаємовигідний
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14 взаимовыгодное сотрудничество
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > взаимовыгодное сотрудничество
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15 взаимовыгодное партнерство
Русско-английский политический словарь > взаимовыгодное партнерство
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16 взаимовыгодный
1) General subject: mutually beneficial, mutually profitable, winning (winning relationships - взаимовыгодные отношения), amicable2) Military: mutually-beneficial3) Law: mutually advantageous4) Business: mutually rewarding, mutually satisfactory, win-win -
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n1) отношение, связь, зависимость2) pl отношения, связи, взаимоотношения
- business relations
- commercial relations
- commodity relations
- commodity-money relations
- contractual relations
- correspondent relations
- credit relations
- cultural relations
- currency relations
- currency and financial relations
- economic relations
- established relations
- exchange relations
- existing relations
- export relations
- external relations
- external commercial relations
- external economic relations
- fiduciary relations
- financial relations
- foreign relations
- foreign economic relations
- foreign trade relations
- human relations
- industrial relations
- international relations
- interstate relations
- labour relations
- legal relations
- long-standing relations
- manufacturing relations
- market relations
- monetary relations
- money relations
- mutual relations
- mutually advantageous relations
- mutually profitable relations
- personal relations
- personnel relations
- production relations
- profitable relations
- property relations
- public relations
- social relations
- stable relations
- trade relations
- trade and economic relations
- trading relations
- value relation of commodities
- world economic relations
- relation of costs
- broaden relations
- break off relations
- create legal relations
- develop relations
- enter into relations
- establish relations
- expand relations
- extend relations
- foster relations
- have business relations
- improve relations
- keep up business relations
- maintain business relations
- open business relations
- promote relations
- renew relations
- repair relations
- restore relations
- resume relations
- set up relations
- strengthen relations
- suspend relationsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > relation
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18 cooperation
n3) кооперация
- all-round cooperation
- bilateral cooperation
- broad cooperation
- business cooperation
- close cooperation
- compensatory cooperation
- consumer cooperation
- contract-based cooperation
- credit cooperation
- currency cooperation
- diversified cooperation
- economic cooperation
- effective cooperation
- equal cooperation
- equitable cooperation
- extensive cooperation
- financial cooperation
- fiscal cooperation
- foreign economic cooperation
- fruitful cooperation
- growing cooperation
- industrial cooperation
- integrated cooperation
- interfirm cooperation
- international cooperation
- interplant cooperation
- interstate cooperation
- intrabranch cooperation
- intrasectoral cooperation
- investment cooperation
- large-scale cooperation
- long-term cooperation
- manufacturing cooperation
- marketing cooperation
- monetary cooperation
- monetary and financial cooperation
- multilateral cooperation
- mutually beneficial cooperation
- mutually profitable cooperation
- production cooperation
- scientific cooperation
- simple cooperation
- team cooperation
- technical cooperation
- technological cooperation
- cooperation by contract
- cooperation in agriculture
- cooperation in production
- cooperation in science
- cooperation on a commercial basis
- cooperation on a compensation basis
- cooperation on a gratuitous basis
- cooperation on a project
- cooperation on a turnkey basis
- broaden cooperation
- carry on cooperation
- develop cooperation
- effect cooperation
- expand cooperation
- extend cooperation
- intensify cooperation
- maintain cooperation
- reinforce cooperation
- undermine cooperationEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > cooperation
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1) отношение, связь, зависимость2) pl отношения, связи, взаимоотношения• -
20 взаимовыгодное партнерство
Politics: mutually profitable partnershipУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > взаимовыгодное партнерство
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