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82 exemption
1. дог. звільнення; 2. под. звільнення; відрахування; пільга1. звільнення кого-небудь від зобов'язання чи обов'язків, які обов'язкові для інших; 2. звільнення від податку (tax), мита (customs duty) і т. д.═════════■═════════customs exemption звільнення від сплати мита; dependency exemption звільнення утриманців від прибуткового податку; personal exemption персональне відрахування • індивідуальне відрахування; reciprocal tax exemption взаємне звільнення від стягнення певних податків; tax exemption звільнення від сплати податку • податкова пільга═════════□═════════exemption from charges звільнення від сплати податків • звільнення від оплати витрат; exemption from duties звільнення від мита; exemption from liability звільнення від відповідальності; exemption from payment звільнення від плати; exemption from payment of premium звільнення від сплати внесків; exemption from rent звільнення від орендної плати; exemption from taxation звільнення від оподаткування; exemption from taxes звільнення від сплати податків; to apply for exemption подавати/подати заяву на звільнення; to grant an exemption давати/дати звільнення • видавати/видати звільнення; to qualify for an exemption відповідати умовам звільнення; to seek exemption домагатися звільнення* * *вилучення; пільга; звільнення ( від дії норми); привілей -
83 find
N1. खोजOur new flat is a real find at the rent being charged.--------V1. पानाAfter a lot of hard work they found a new process.Doctors are trying to find a cure for AIDS.I cannot find my way in the dark.2. अनुभव\findकरनाHe finds that his colleagues are not very co-operative.I find that Shyam is guilty of the charges framed.3. मिलनाI found a gold ring on the pavement.--------find for/againstPhrV1. फैसला\findकरनाThe judge found for the culprit in the case. -
84 locatif
locatif, -ive [lɔkatif, iv]adjective[marché, valeur] rental* * *
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- ive lɔkatif, iv adjectif [revenu, secteur, valeur] rental
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nom masculin Linguistique locative* * *lɔkatif, iv adj (-ive)(charges, réparations) incumbent upon the tenant, (valeur) rental, (immeuble) with rented flats Grande-Bretagne with rented apartments USA* * *A adj [revenu, secteur, valeur] rental.B nm1 Ling locative; au locatif in the locative;2 ( secteur immobilier) rental sector.1. [concernant le locataire, la chose louée]2. LINGUISTIQUE————————nom masculinvoir aussi link=pluriel pluriel -
85 земе
to take, (зеде со себе) to take someone (something) along with one, (при продажба) he takes, (charges) a lot (добие) to get, (позајми од) to borrow, (земе на отплата to get on the instalment plan (даде) под закуп to lease to farm out, to rent, -
86 ♦ free
♦ free /fri:/A a.1 libero: free choice, libera scelta; free press, stampa libera; free enterprise, libera iniziativa; libera impresa; free spirit, spirito libero; free translation, traduzione libera; This is a free country, questo è un paese libero; Are you free this afternoon?, sei libero oggi pomeriggio?; DIALOGO → - Free time- What do you do in your free time?, cosa fai nel tempo libero?; Is this seat free?, è libero questo posto?; free to choose, libero di scegliere; to go free, andarsene libero; to set sb. free, mettere q. in libertà; liberare q.; to feel free to do st., sentirsi libero di fare qc.; sentirsi autorizzato a fare q.; Feel free to ask, chiedi pure liberamente; DIALOGO → - In a meeting- If anyone has a question then please feel free to interrupt, se qualcuno ha una domanda interrompetemi pure; DIALOGO → - Television- Feel free, fa' pure; accomodati4 gratuito; gratis; libero; omaggio: free admission, ingresso gratuito (o libero); DIALOGO → - At the museum- It's free admission on Tuesdays, il martedì l'ingresso è gratuito; free health care, cure sanitarie gratuite; DIALOGO → - Enrolment- The course is free, il corso è gratuito; free copy, copia omaggio; DIALOGO → - At the station 2- The boy goes free but the girl pays half price, il bambino entra gratis mentre la bambina paga la metà6 (dog., trasp.) franco; franco spese: free port, porto franco; free of charges, franco di ogni spesa; franco a domicilio; free of freight, franco di nolo; free delivery, consegna franco spese (o gratuita)7 – free from (o of) privo di; libero da; senza; esente: free from pain, senza dolori; free from worries, senza preoccupazioni; free from (o of) difficulty, privo di difficoltà; free from doubt, privo di dubbi; free of debt, privo di debiti; free from mortgage, libero da ipoteca; free of tax, esente dal pagamento delle imposte; esentasse8 ( nei composti) senza; privo di; esente da: fat-free, senza (o privo di) grassi; rent-free, senza canone d'affitto9 (di gesto, movimento) ampio; disinvolto; sciolto; spigliato: free step, passo disinvolto (o sciolto)10 dai modi franchi, liberi; (spreg.) troppo confidenziale: She's too free with everyone, si prende troppa confidenza con tutti; free manners, maniere troppo confidenziali; eccessiva familiarità11 – free with, generoso di; largo di; prodigo di; munifico di: free with one's advice, prodigo di consigli; free with praise, largo di lodi14 (mecc.) libero; in folle15 (chim., fis.) libero; allo stato libero: free carbon [electron], carbonio [elettrone] libero; free oxygen, ossigeno allo stato liberoB avv.3 (idiom.): to pull (o to push, etc.) free, estrarre (districare, o liberare, ecc.): I pulled the wounded man free from the wrecked car, estrassi il ferito dai rottami dell'auto; He shook himself free, si è liberato con uno scrollone; The bolt has worked itself free, il bullone si è allentato● free agent, persona indipendente; persona libera di agire; individuo padrone di sé □ (trasp.) free allowance, franchigia ( di peso) per il bagaglio □ (trasp., naut.) free alongside ship (abbr. F.A.S.), FAS partenza; franco lungo bordo □ free and easy, rilassato; accomodante; (spreg.) molto disinvolto □ (psic.) free association, libera associazione ( d'idee, ecc.) □ (trasp.) free baggage, bagaglio in franchigia □ (telef.) free call out, chiamata gratuita □ (comm.) free carrier, franco vettore □ the Free Churches, le Chiese non conformiste (d' Inghilterra) □ ( alpinismo) free climb, arrampicata libera ( singola); libera □ ( alpinismo) free climbing, arrampicata libera ( lo sport); libera □ (market., econ.) free competition, libera concorrenza □ (leg.) free consent, libero consenso □ free diving, immersione senza scafandro □ free economy, economia di mercato □ free fall, caduta libera: free-fall drop, lancio a caduta libera ( dall'aereo) □ free fight, mischia generale; ( anche) zuffa, rissa; (fig.) competizione aperta a tutti □ free-floating, ► free-floating □ ( di prodotto) free from vice, senza difetti; esente da imperfezioni □ free-form, ► free-form □ (market.) free gift, omaggio □ (pubbl.) free-gift advertising, pubblicità con l'invio di campioni gratuiti □ free gold, oro allo stato puro; (fin., USA) oro che eccede il fabbisogno della riserva legale □ (econ.) free good, bene non economico ( come l'aria) □ free hand, mano libera: to give sb. a free hand, dare mano libera a q.; to have (o to get) a free hand in st., avere (o ottenere) mano libera in qc. □ free-handed, generoso; munifico □ free-handedness, generosità; munificenza □ free-hearted, franco, spontaneo, sincero; generoso, munifico, prodigo □ ( polo) free hit, tiro libero (o di punizione) □ (GB) free house, pub non legato a una determinata fabbrica di birra □ (trasp., naut.) free in and out, franco di spese di caricazione e discarica □ (trasp., ferr.) free into wagon, franco vagone partenza □ (fin.) free issue, emissione di azioni gratuite □ ( sport) free kick, ( calcio) (calcio di) punizione; ( rugby) tiro libero □ (GB) free labour, operai non iscritti a sindacati □ (leg.) free legal aid, patrocinio gratuito; difesa d'ufficio □ free library, biblioteca con prestito gratuito □ free list, (comm. est.) lista di merci d'importazione libera; (teatr.) elenco delle entrate di favore □ free living, che fa vita libera, da gaudente; (biol.) che vive libero, non in simbiosi □ free love, libero amore □ (trasp.) free luggage, bagaglio in franchigia □ (econ.) free market, libero mercato; libero scambio, liberismo □ (econ.) free-market capitalism, capitalismo liberista □ free-market economy, economia di libero mercato □ (ass., naut.) free of ( all) average, franco d'avaria □ (trasp.) free of carriage, franco di porto □ free of charge, gratuitamente; gratis; (fisc.) esente da imposta (o da tassa); (leg.) a titolo gratuito □ (leg.) free of mortgage, libero da ipoteche □ (market.) free offer, offerta gratuita □ (trasp., naut.) free on board (abbr. F.O.B.), franco a bordo; FOB partenza □ (trasp., ferr.) free on rail (abbr. F.O.R.), franco stazione (di partenza); franco vagone □ (trasp., naut.) free on wharf, franco banchina □ (trasp., naut.) free overside, franco sotto paranco; FOB destino □ free paper, giornale locale distribuito gratuitamente □ (leg.) free pardon, condono □ free pass, lasciapassare; (ferr.) biglietto di libera circolazione □ ( a scuola) free period, ora libera; ‘buco’ (fam.) □ (chim.) free radicals, radicali liberi □ free-range chicken, pollo ruspante □ free-range eggs, uova di fattoria (o di campagna); uova di gallina allevate in libertà □ free ride, viaggio senza pagare; (fig.) uso indebitamente gratuito o agevolato □ (econ.) free rider, opportunista; (fam.) portoghese; ‘free rider’ ( chi trae beneficio da un bene pubblico senza pagarne il costo): the free-rider problem, il problema del free rider □ free-running, libero; regolare; di regime: (ferr.) free-running speed, velocità di regime □ ( Internet) free search, ricerca a testo libero □ free shop, negozio in franchigia doganale □ ( sport) free skating, pattinaggio libero □ (comput.) free space, spazio libero □ free speech, libertà di parola □ free spender, spendaccione □ free-spoken, franco; esplicito; sincero □ (stor. USA) free State, Stato antischiavista □ (econ.) free supply, offerta libera □ ( basket) free throw, tiro libero □ (TV, di canale e trasmissioni satellitari) free-to-air, gratuito; in chiaro □ (econ.) free trade, libero scambio; liberismo, liberoscambismo: free trade area, area di libero scambio; (dog.) free trade zone, punto franco □ (leg.) free union, unione libera □ ( poesia) free verse, versi sciolti □ (leg.) free waters, acque internazionali □ (mecc.) free wheel, ruota libera ( di bicicletta) □ (relig., filos.) free will, libero arbitrio □ of my own free will, di mia spontanea volontà □ free-will, volontario; spontaneo □ (antiq.) the free world, il mondo libero; i paesi occidentali □ (dog.) free zone, punto franco □ to be free of st., sbarazzarsi di qc.; essersi sbarazzato di qc. □ to be free with one's money, spendere con larghezza; essere uno spendaccione □ (fam.) for free, gratis □ to get free, liberarsi; sciogliersi ( da corde o vincoli) □ to give sb. free rein, dare completa libertà d'azione a q.; dare carta bianca a q. □ to have one's hands free, avere le mani libere ( anche fig.); essere libero da lavori o impegni □ to make free with sb., prendersi delle libertà con q. □ to make free with st., servirsi liberamente di qc.; approfittare di qc. □ (naut.) to sail free, navigare a vento largo (o con il vento favorevole) □ (fig., scherz.) There's no such thing as a free lunch, nessuno fa qualcosa per niente; niente è gratis nella vita.♦ (to) free /fri:/v. t.1 liberare; mettere in libertà: All the prisoners were freed, tutti i prigionieri sono stati liberati; to free from captivity, liberare dalla prigionia; to free from jail, scarcerare; He freed himself from the wreckage of his car, si è liberato dai rottami dell'auto4 (econ., fin.) liberalizzare; togliere le restrizioni a: to free capital movements, liberalizzare i movimenti di capitali5 (autom., mecc.) sbloccare. -
87 ♦ land
♦ land /lænd/A n.1 [uc] terra; terraferma; terreno; paese; patria; suolo; contrada; regione: to travel by land, viaggiare per via di terra; to travel over land and sea, viaggiare per terra e per mare; dry land, terraferma; rich land, terreno ricco (o fertile); flat land, terreno piatto (o piano); (geogr.) undulating land, terreno ondulato; agricultural land, terreno agricolo; derelict land, zona desertificata; waste land, terreno incolto; terra deserta; to emigrate to a remote land, emigrare in un paese lontano; one's native land, la terra natale; la patria; the Promised Land (o the Land of Promise) la Terra Promessa; good wheat land, suolo adatto alla coltivazione del grano; to work the land, lavorare la terra; the land of dreams, il paese dei sogni2 fondo; podere; tenuta3 (pl.) terreni; proprietà terrieraB a. attr.● land agency, lavoro di fattore; mansione di mediatore di terreni; agenzia immobiliare □ land agent, fattore (agricolo); mediatore di terreni; agente immobiliare □ ( arte) land art, arte ambientale; land art □ land bank, banca di credito agricolo □ land breeze, brezza di terra □ (geol.) land bridge, ponte continentale □ land broker, mediatore di terreni □ land carriage, trasporto per via di terra □ land certificate, certificato catastale □ Land Charges Register, Registro delle Ipoteche Immobiliari ( banca) □ land credit, credito fondiario □ (mil.) land forces, forza di terra; esercito □ land hunger, «fame» (o desiderio sfrenato) di terra □ land improvement, miglioria fondiaria □ land-jobber, speculatore di beni immobili □ land laws, leggi terriere □ (geogr.) land mass, terra emersa; continente □ (mil.) land mine, mina terrestre □ land office, ufficio del catasto □ (fam. USA) land-office business, attività commerciale che va a gonfie vele; affari d'oro □ (agric.) land out of crop, maggese □ land pollution, inquinamento del suolo □ land rail ► corncrake □ land reclamation, bonifica agraria □ land reform, riforma agraria (o fondiaria) □ Land Registrar [Registry], Conservatore [Conservatoria] dei Registri Immobiliari □ (agric.) land re-parcelling, ricomposizione fondiaria □ (trasp.) land route, via di terra □ land steward, fattore agricolo □ land survey, rilevamento del terreno □ land surveying, agrimensura □ land surveyor, agrimensore □ (fisc.) land tax, imposta fondiaria □ (ind. costr.) land tie, catena di ancoraggio ( per sostenere un muro) □ (mil.) land-to-land terra-terra: a land-to-land missile, un missile terra-terra □ (agric.) land under crop, terreno coltivato; coltivo □ (naut.) to come to (o to reach, to make) land, toccare terra, approdare □ to go back to the land, tornare alla terra (o a lavorare la terra) □ (scherz.) to be in the land of the living, essere ancora in vita □ (fig.) to see how the land lies, vedere come stanno le cose; studiare la situazione □ to work (on) the land, lavorare la terra; fare il contadino.♦ (to) land /lænd/A v. t.1 (naut., aeron.) sbarcare; scaricare: to land passengers and goods, sbarcare passeggeri e scaricare merci; (mil.) to land troops, sbarcare truppe3 gettare; far finire: The fight landed them both in jail, la rissa li fece finire tutti e due in carcere4 (aeron.) portare a terra; far atterrare ( un aereo); far ammarare ( un idrovolante); (naut.) portare a riva, far approdare ( una barca, una nave)5 tirare a riva: I couldn't land the fish I had hooked, non riuscii a tirare a riva il pesce che avevo preso all'amo6 (fam.) acchiappare; prendere al laccio ( come marito, ecc.); assicurarsi; riuscire a procurarsi: He landed a good job, è riuscito ad assicurarsi un buon lavoro7 (fam.) dare, assestare ( un colpo); mettere a segno, piazzare ( un pugno): to land a punch, dare un pugno; to land shots, piazzare colpi9 (fam.) affibbiare; sbolognare (fam.); scaricare (fig.): She's been landed with the grandchildren, le hanno sbolognato i nipotiniB v. i.3 (aeron.) atterrare; toccare terra; DIALOGO → - Changing booking over the phone- I can get you on the 20.30 flight, but that lands at Heathrow, posso metterla sul volo delle 20:30 ma questo atterra a Heathrow8 ( sport) ( della palla) toccare terra, cadere; ( di un saltatore, un pattinatore, un ginnasta) atterrare; ( boxe, scherma: di un colpo) arrivare, andare a segno; ( canottaggio) attraccare● (fam. USA) to land on sb., criticare, dare addosso a q. □ (aeron.) to land on water, ammarare □ to land a plane on water, fare ammarare un aereo □ (fam.) to land up, (andare a) finire; capitare: I landed up in a fishermen's village, sono capitato in un villaggio di pescatori □ to be landed in a real mess, trovarsi nei guai fino al collo. -
88 stipulate
['stɪpjʊleɪt]verbo transitivo stipulare, pattuire* * *['stipjuleit](to specify something or to specify a condition as part of an agreement: The contract stipulates that the rent (must) be paid six months in advance; The dates of payment are also stipulated.) stabilire* * *stipulate /ˈstɪpjʊlət/a.(bot.) stipolato.(to) stipulate /ˈstɪpjʊleɪt/v. t. e i.stabilire ( per contratto); pattuire; convenire; accordarsi su; (leg.) stipulare; esigere come condizione essenziale: to stipulate a price, accordarsi su un prezzo; to stipulate a guarantee, pattuire una garanzia; The contract stipulates that the buyer shall pay all freight charges, il contratto stabilisce che tutte le spese di nolo siano a carico del compratoreFALSI AMICI: nell'inglese attuale to stipulate non significa stipulare.* * *['stɪpjʊleɪt]verbo transitivo stipulare, pattuire -
89 alquiler
alquiler, arriendonmhire n, hire charges npl, rent n, rental nalquiler de maquinaria plant hire, tool hire -
90 Kaltmiete
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Kaltmiete
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91 Warmmiete
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Warmmiete
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92 podwyż|ka
f 1. (podniesienie pensji) rise GB, raise US- podwyżka poborów a. wynagrodzenia a pay a. wage a. salary rise- dostać a. otrzymać podwyżkę to get a rise- prosić o podwyżkę to ask for a rise- dać a. przyznać komuś podwyżkę to give sb a rise- podwyżka o 10%/200 złotych a 10%/200 zlotys rise- za ostatnią podwyżkę kupiła sobie nowe buty she bought new shoes with the money from the last pay rise2. (wzrost) increase, rise (czegoś in sth)- podwyżka cen/płac a price/pay increase- podwyżka czynszu/opłat za gaz an increase in rent/gas charges- dwudziestoprocentowa podwyżka an increase of twenty per cent, a twenty per cent increase- siedmioprocentowa podwyżka cen ropy naftowej a seven per cent increase a. rise in oil prices- rząd zapowiedział podwyżkę świadczeń socjalnych o 5 % the government announced a 5% increase in social benefitsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podwyż|ka
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93 flat
I [flæt] 1. сущ.1) плоскость, плоская поверхностьHe slammed the counter with the flat of his hand. — Он ударил ладонью по столу.
2) спорт. скаковой круг без препятствий; скачки без препятствий3) обычно мн. равнина; низкая местность, низинаThe hunters waded into the flats, looking vainly for ducks. — Охотники бродили по низине в бесплодных поисках уток.
Syn:4) обычно мн. мелководье, отмель; низкий берегtidal flats — береговая полоса, покрываемая водой при приливе
Syn:5)Syn:д) ( flats) сандалии; туфли без каблуковSyn:6) амер.; разг. спущенная шинаThe thruway is the worst possible place to have a flat. — Скоростная автомагистраль - самое неподходящее место для спущенной шины.
Syn:blow-out, puncture7) театр. задник8) ( flats) разг. игральные карты9) муз. бемоль10) разг. простофиля, дурачокSyn:11) грань, фаска12) стр. настил; плоская крыша13) геол. пологая залежь14) тех. боёк молотка••2. прил.to join the flats — придать вид единого целого, скомпоновать
1) плоский, ровный ( не наклонный); горизонтальный2) распростёртый, растянувшийся во всю длину ( обычно о человеке)They took their naps, lying flat on the floor. — Они вздремнули, растянувшись прямо на полу.
Syn:The ladder was standing flat against the side wall. — Лестница была плотно приставлена к боковой стенке.
4) разжатый, с вытянутыми пальцами (о руке, ладони)5) плоский, нерельефный, без выступов и т. п.very flat, ill-favoured countenance — очень плоское некрасивое лицо
The lower meadow is absolutely flat. — Нижняя часть луга абсолютно ровная.
Syn:6) спорт. без препятствий, гладкий ( о скачках)flat race, flat racing — скачки без препятствий
7) спустившийся (о шине, баллоне, мяче)8) выдохшийся, несвежий, пресный, безвкусныйThe ginger ale went flat after being left open. — Имбирное пиво выдохлось, после того как его оставили открытым.
Syn:9) плоскодонный ( о лодке)10) без каблука, на низком каблуке ( о туфлях)11) плоскостопный ( о ноге)12)а) иск. ровный, однородный, однотонныйб) нерезкий, нерельефный ( о гравюре)в) тусклый, матовый (о цвете, лаке)Syn:г) фото неконтрастный13) бестолковый, глупый; тупойSyn:14) вялый, однообразный, унылый, скучныйLife is very flat in your town. — Жизнь очень скучна, однообразна в вашем городе.
Syn:He is always appreciative of the flattest joke. — Ему всегда нравится самая плоская шутка.
16)а) неэнергичный, вялый; хмурый, подавленный, угнетённыйSyn:б) эк. неоживлённый, вялый ( о рынке)Syn:17) безжизненный, неживой ( о голосе)Her voice was flat, with no question or hope in it. — У неё был безжизненный голос, в нём не было ни вопроса, ни надежды.
19) фальшивый (о звучании голоса, инструмента)20) фин. фиксированный, твёрдый- flat fee
- flat taxSyn:21) категоричный, безапелляционный; прямой, недвусмысленныйThe senator issued a flat denial of all charges. — Сенатор решительно опроверг все обвинения.
flat refusal — категорический, прямой, решительный, твёрдый отказ
Syn:unequivocal, thorough, out-and-out, positive, definite, downright, absolute, total, peremptory, clear, direct, plain, unmistakable22) абсолютный, полный ( о спокойствии)Half an hour later it was a flat calm. — Спустя полчаса всё было абсолютно спокойно.
Syn:23) амер.; разг. безденежный, без грошаHe satisfies his desires freely when he can and starvs when he is flat. — Он удовлетворяет все свои прихоти, когда есть деньги, и голодает, когда сидит без гроша.
Syn:24) лингв. звонкий ( о согласном)25) лингв. не имеющий частеречного показателя26) воен. настильный ( о траектории)3. нареч.1) ровно, плоско; плашмяLie down flat and breathe deeply. — Ложись ровно и глубоко дыши.
Syn:2) точно, как разShe ran a mile in seven minutes flat. — Она пробежала милю ровно за семь минут.
Dinner will be ready in two minutes flat. — Обед будет готов ровно через две минуты.
Syn:3) решительно, категорично; абсолютно, полностью; прямо, ясноSyn:4) муз. фальшиво5) фин. без процентов4. гл.; тех.1)а) выравнивать, делать плоскимб) становиться ровным, плоским, выравниваться3) фальшивить4) амер.; разг. решительно отказать; отшить (ухажёра и т. п.)II [flæt] сущ.purpose-built flats — квартиры, построенные для сдачи в аренду
to rent a flat from smb. — снимать квартиру у (кого-л.)
to let a flat to — сдавать квартиру (кому-л.)
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1. n1) сбор, собирание2) денежный сбор; взимание, взыскание3) инкассо, инкассация, инкассирование4) взыскание просроченного долга самим кредитором или специализированной фирмой5) получение денег (по векселю, чеку)6) собираемость7) коллекция
- bill collection
- bond coupon collection
- charity collection
- coupon collection
- customs collection
- data collection
- debt collection
- direct collection
- documentary collection
- documented collection
- draft collection
- excise collection
- export collection
- foreign collection
- immediate collection
- par collection
- postal collection
- registered collection
- rent collection
- sample collection
- supplementary collection
- tax collection
- collection against bank cable notification
- collection at source
- collection by hand
- collection by messenger
- collection in arrears
- collection of arrears
- collection of a bill
- collection of charges
- collection of a cheque
- collection of commercial paper
- collection of customs payments
- collection of data
- collection of debts
- collection of documents
- collection of a draft
- collection of duties
- collection of fees
- collection of financial instruments
- collection of freight
- collection of insurance premiums
- collection of letters
- collection of a loan
- collection of luggage
- collection of mail
- collection of money
- collection of negotiable certificates of deposit
- collection of negotiable commercial paper
- collection of outstanding debts
- collection of payments
- collection of premiums
- collection of rates
- collection of sale proceeds
- collection of samples
- collection of shipping documents
- collection of taxes
- collection on delivery
- collection with immediate payment
- collection without recourse to the court
- collection with prior acceptance
- collection with subsequent acceptance
- collection and delivery
- accept payment documents for collection
- carry out collection
- effect collection
- facilitate collection of taxes
- forward documents for collection
- pay for collection
- present for collection
- present payment documents to the bank for collection
- send documents for collection2. attr.English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > collection
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n1) освобождение (от пошлин, налогов)2) льгота; привилегия
- customs exemption
- dependency exemption
- homestead exemption
- old age exemption
- personal exemption
- tax exemption
- exemption from charges
- exemption from duties
- exemption from liability
- exemption from payment
- exemption from rent
- exemption from responsibility
- exemption from taxes
- exemption from taxation
- claim a dependency exemption
- qualify for tax exemptionEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > exemption
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1. n1) рост, увеличение2) прирост; надбавка
- across-the-board price increase
- across-the-board tariff increase
- actual increase
- additional increase
- annual increase
- average increase
- capital increase
- continuous increase
- cost increase
- cost-of-living increase
- dividend increase
- exorbitantincrease
- flat increase
- general price increase
- interest rate increase
- inventory increases
- limited increase
- merit increase
- natural increase
- one-off increase
- overall increase
- overall percentage increase
- pay increase
- percentage increase
- permitted increase
- population increase
- price increase
- rate increase
- rated increase
- seasonal price increase
- sharp increase
- single increase
- steady increase
- substantial increase
- tax increase
- top increase
- value-added increase
- wage increase
- weight increase
- year-over-year increase
- year-over-year quarterly increase in revenue
- increase in arrears
- increase in assets
- increase in bank lending
- increase in the bank rate
- increase in borrowing
- increase in business activity
- increase in capacity
- increase in capital investments
- increase in charges
- increase in the cost
- increase in costs
- increase in demand
- increase in deposits
- increase in the discount rate
- increase in duties
- increase in earnings
- increase in effective demand
- increase in efficiency
- increase in employment
- increase in exchange rate
- increase in expenses
- increase in global prices
- increase in imports
- increase in interest rates
- increase in inventory holdings
- increase in investments
- increase in issue
- increase in labour productivity
- increase in liabilities
- increase in manpower
- increase in the national income
- increase in nonpayments
- increase in output
- increase in pay
- increase in performance
- increase in population
- increase in prices
- increase in production
- increase in productivity
- increase in profitability
- increase in profits
- increase in the rate
- increase in rates
- increase in receipts
- increase in revenues
- increase in salary
- increase in the sale of shares
- increase in stocks
- increase in tariff
- increase in taxes
- increase in trade
- increase in traffic
- increase in turnover
- increase in value
- increase in the volume of trade
- increase in wages
- increase in the wages fund
- increase in weight
- increase in world prices
- increase of the amount of credit
- increase of banking credit
- increase of a bid
- increase of capital
- increase of capital stock
- increase of consumption
- increase of correspondent account balances
- increase of dividends
- increase of excise duties
- increase of exports
- increase of funds
- increase of hazard
- increase of imports
- increase of incomes
- increase of interest
- increase of liquid funds
- increase of money supply
- increase of premium
- increase of production capacities
- increase of purchasing power
- increase of a quota
- increase of receipts
- increase of rent
- increase of risk
- increase of salary
- increase of sales
- increase of stock
- increase of tariff rates
- increase in taxes
- increase of the tax burden
- increase of wages
- increase of yield
- absorb a price increase
- be on the increase
- get an increase in pay
- show an increase2. v1) увеличивать2) увеличиваться, возрастать
- increase the price
- increase in size
- increase in valueEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > increase
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1) сбор, собирание2) денежный сбор; взимание, взыскание3) инкассо4) взыскание просроченного долга самим кредитором или специализированной фирмой• -
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100 payment
1) платеж, плата, уплата, оплата; погашение (долга)2) взнос4) pl платежный оборот•- make payments "by the first run"There are various internet projects to provide B2B payments without bank intermediation. — Существуют различные проекты использования интернета для осуществления межфирменных платежей без посредничества банков.
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