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1 render marketable state
Экономика: придавать товарный видУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > render marketable state
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2 to render marketable state
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to render marketable state
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3 state
1. n1) государство2) амер. штат3) состояние, положение
- active state
- bad state
- disequilibrium state
- equilibrium state
- external state
- federal state
- industrial state
- intact state
- law-governed state
- marketable state
- member state
- multinational state
- sovereign state
- stable state
- stagnant state
- target state
- terminal state
- unchanged state
- undamaged state
- welfare state
- state of an account
- state of affairs
- state of the art
- state of business
- state of cargo
- state of emergency
- state of goods
- state of health
- state of the market
- state of origin
- state of packages
- state of production
- state of the roads
- state of trade
- in a nonmarketable state
- in a useless state
- states concerned
- render marketable state2. adj3. v1) сообщать; заявлять; утверждать
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