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1 raise restrictions
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > raise restrictions
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2 to raise restrictions
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to raise restrictions
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3 to raise restrictions
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to raise restrictions
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4 restriction
n1) ограничение2) ограниченность, отсутствие свободы действий
- antitrust restrictions
- budgetary restrictions
- country restriction
- credit restriction
- discriminatory restrictions
- distribution restriction
- exchange restrictions
- export restrictions
- foreign exchange restrictions
- global restrictions
- government restrictions
- immigration restrictions
- import restrictions
- income restriction
- licence restriction
- local restrictions
- mercantile restrictions
- nontariff restrictions
- ordering restriction
- qualitative restrictions
- quantitative restrictions
- quota restrictions
- tariff restrictions
- tight restrictions
- trade restrictions
- unwarranted restrictions
- wage-price restrictions
- restrictions of activities
- restriction of birth
- restriction of credit
- restriction of investments
- restriction of prices
- restriction of production
- restriction of rights
- restriction of trade
- restrictions on borrowing
- restrictions on exports
- restrictions on imports
- restrictions on offsetting long-term capital losses
- restrictions on reciprocal trade
- be subject to restrictions
- ease restrictions on imports
- establish restrictions
- free from restrictions
- impose restrictions
- introduce restrictions
- lift restrictions
- place restrictions
- put restrictions
- raise restrictions
- relax restrictions
- remove restrictions
- tighten up restrictions
- withdraw restrictionsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > restriction
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6 снимать ограничения
гл. liberalize, to lift restrictions, to end restrictions, to raise restrictions, to remove restrictionsБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > снимать ограничения
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7 tariff
['tærɪf]nтариф, налог, пошлинаA stiff tariff was imposed on tobacco products. — На табачные изделия была введена высокая пошлина.
The house split on the question of tariff. — Мнения по вопросу о тарифах в Парламенте разделились.
- cargo tariffHigh tariffs strangle small business. — Высокие тарифы душат предприятия малого бизнеса
- preferential tariff
- import tariff
- international tariff
- sliding tariff
- transit tariff
- tax tariff
- fixed tariffs
- high tariffs
- inland tariffs
- tariff restrictions
- tariff for transportation
- at to fixed tariff prices
- under existing tariffs
- impose tariffs on smth
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1. n поднятие, подъём2. n подъём, воодушевление3. n тех. движение вверх; ход вверх4. n повышение, продвижение5. n возвышенность, высокое место6. n разг. кража7. n подъёмник, лифт; подъёмная машина8. n стр. клетка подъёмника9. n физ. подъёмная сила10. n воен. перенос огня11. n подъём партнёрши12. n посыл мяча в воздух13. n поддержка14. n преим. воен. воздушный мост15. n гидр. водяной столб; высота напора; высота всасывания16. v возвышать, подниматьlift out — поднимать; выноситься
17. v воодушевлять, поднимать настроение18. v редк. давать повышение19. v подниматься на волнахa lift is licensed to carry a certain number of persons — в лифте разрешается подниматься только определённому числу людей
20. v подниматься, исчезать21. v рассеиваться, проходить22. v амер. временно прекращаться23. v вздуваться, коробиться24. v сниматьto lift a minefield — снимать минное поле; разминировать минное поле
25. v отменять, снимать26. v копать; снимать урожай27. v разг. красть, уносить незаметно28. v разг. совершать плагиат29. v разг. изымать30. v разг. делать пластическую операцию подтягивания кожи31. v разг. амер. ликвидировать задолженностьto lift a mortgage — выкупить посылать мяч в воздух; поднимать мяч с грунта
32. v разг. воен. переносить огонь33. v разг. горн. подрыватьСинонимический ряд:1. boost (noun) boost; heave; push; shove2. crane (noun) crane; pulley; windlass3. dumbwaiter (noun) dumbwaiter; elevator; hoist4. encouragement (noun) encouragement; hope; reassurance5. help (noun) aid; assist; assistance; comfort; hand; help; relief; secours; succor; support6. inspiration (noun) animation; elation; exaltation; exhilaration; inspiration; uplift7. ride (noun) ride; way8. theft (noun) larceny; pinch; purloining; steal; stealage; stealing; theft; thievery; thieving9. thrill (noun) thrill10. aggrandize (verb) aggrandize; exalt; immortalize11. cheer (verb) animate; buoy; cheer; elate; exhilarate; inspire; inspirit; perk up12. copy (verb) copy; plagiarize; take13. dispel (verb) dispel; disperse; dissipate14. elevate (verb) boost; elevate; heave; hoist; hold up; pick up; raise; rear; take up; uphold; uplift; upraise15. revoke (verb) cancel; dismantle; recall; repeal; rescind; reverse; revoke; withdraw16. rise (verb) arise; ascend; aspire; mount; rise; soar; up; uprear17. steal (verb) abstract; annex; appropriate; cabbage; collar; cop; filch; hook; nab; nim; nip; pilfer; pillage; pinch; pocket; purloin; smouch; snitch; steal; swipe; thieve; vulture18. take off (verb) take offАнтонимический ряд:crush; dash; debase; decline; degrade; depress; drop; hurl; invoke; letdown; lower; overwhelm; return; settle; sink
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