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1. n контрабандаcontraband property — контрабандное имущество, контрабанда
2. n контрабандный товар3. n амер. ист. беглый негр4. a контрабандный5. v редк. заниматься контрабандойСинонимический ряд:1. prohibited (adj.) banned; bootleg; forbidden; hot; illegal; illicit; prohibited; unauthorized; unlawful2. illegal trafficking (noun) black marketeering; bootlegging; illegal trafficking; illegality; piracy; poaching; smuggling; trafficking3. smuggle (verb) bootleg; run; smuggle -
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1. n голенище2. n амер. сл. спиртные напитки, продаваемые или производимые тайно3. n горн. невзорвавшийся заряд4. n хищническая мелкая шахта5. a сл. продаваемый тайно, незаконно, из-под полы6. a сл. тайный, незаконный7. v сл. тайно торговать контрабандными или самогонными спиртными напитками8. v сл. тайно торговать или нелегально распространятьСинонимический ряд:1. contraband (adj.) contraband; illegal; illicit; unlawful2. moonshine (noun) bathtub gin; moonshine; mountain dew; white lightning3. smuggle (verb) contraband; run; smuggle -
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1. n1) торговля; сделка; обмен2) профессия, ремесло3) отрасль, индустрия4) развед. жарг. британская разведка•to carry on / to conduct / to do trade in smth — вести торговлю чем-л.
to expand the flow of trade between / among... — расширять торговые отношения между...
to hinder / to impede trade — препятствовать торговле
to improve world trade — улучшать / оздоровлять мировую торговлю
to liberalize world trade — обеспечивать бо́льшую свободу международной торговли
to prevent healthy trade between... — препятствовать нормальной / здоровой торговле между...
to prosecute trade — вести торговлю; заниматься торговлей
to revive trade — оживлять / возобновлять торговлю
- arms tradeto suspend trade with a country — приостанавливать торговлю с какой-л. страной
- balanced trade
- bilateral trade
- brisk trade
- by trade
- cash trade
- classical trade
- compensation trade
- compensatory trade
- contraband trade
- cooperative trade
- counter trade
- cross-border trade
- depressed trade - discrimination in international trade
- disruption of world trade
- diversified trade
- domestic trade
- drug trade
- duty-free trade
- East-West trade
- expansion of trade
- extension of trade
- external trade
- fair and equitable trade
- fair trade
- fairer system of world trade
- foreign trade
- free international trade
- free trade
- frontier trade
- general trade
- healthy state of a nation's trade
- home trade
- illegal / illicit trade
- imbalanced trade
- improved trade
- increase in the volume of trade
- inequality in trade
- inequitable terms of trade
- inland trade
- installment trade
- interior trade
- intermediate trade
- internal trade
- international trade
- inter-regional trade
- invisible trade
- key trades
- large-scale trade
- liberalization of foreign trade
- long-run trade
- long-term trade
- low level of trade
- market trade
- merchandise trade
- Minister for Foreign Trade
- Ministry for Foreign Trade
- multilateral trade
- mutual trade
- mutually advantageous trade
- mutually beneficial trade
- nonequivalent trade
- overseas trade
- peaceful trade
- private trade
- profitable trade
- quantum of trade
- rapacious trade
- reexport trade - restriction of trade
- retail trade
- right to choose one's trade
- roaring trade
- service trade
- severe curb on trade
- share of world trade
- skilled trade
- small-scale trade
- state trade
- structure of trade
- surge in world trade - total trade
- tourist trade
- trade between smb is booming
- trade by countries
- trade by regions
- trade has been building up
- trade in commodities
- trade in patents and licenses
- trade may go into a steep / prolonged decline
- transit trade
- value of external trade
- value of foreign trade
- value of international trade
- value of overseas trade
- vigor in the export trade
- visible trade
- wholesale trade
- wide field for trade
- world trade 2. v1) торговать, обменивать2) извлекать выгоду, использовать в своих интересах; злоупотреблять чем-л., спекулировать на чем-л.•to trade in smth — торговать чем-л.
to trade on smth — перен. сыграть на чем-л.
to trade smb for smb — обменивать кого-л. на кого-л. (напр. заложника)
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n1) пункт, параграф, статья2) договор, соглашение; устав3) статья (в печати)4) предмет; изделие; товар
- advertising article
- branded articles
- choice articles
- competitive article
- complementary articles
- completing articles
- contraband article
- cooperative articles
- deficient article
- domestic articles
- dutiable articles
- exhibited articles
- export articles
- factory-made articles
- fancy articles
- fashion articles
- first-class articles
- fragile articles
- gift article
- high-class article
- high-grade article
- high-quality article
- household articles
- import articles
- imported articles
- industrial articles
- industrialized article
- limited life article
- low-rate articles
- luxury articles
- manufactured articles
- mass-produced articles
- mutually exchanged articles
- mutually supplied articles
- nonconforming articles
- noninfringing article
- operational articles
- orphan article
- partnership articles
- patent article
- patented article
- patentable article
- proprietary article
- saleable articles
- scarce article
- season article
- semifinished article
- serially-produced articles
- shipping articles
- slow-moving articles
- special articles
- special-purpose articles
- specialized article
- sport articles
- standard articles
- standardized articles
- staple articles
- stock articles
- stock-produced articles
- superior article
- tax article
- taxable article
- trade-marked article
- unmarketable article
- unsaleable article
- useful article
- valuable articles
- articles of an agreement
- articles of association
- articles of consumption
- article of a contract
- articles of employment
- articles of expenditure
- articles of exportation
- articles of general consumption
- article of importation
- articles of incorporation
- articles of intrinsic value
- article of manufacture
- articles of mass consumption
- article of merchandise
- articles of partnership
- articles of personal use
- articles of prime necessity
- articles of value
- be out of an article
- be short of an article
- deal in an article
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1. v провозить контрабандойto smuggle illegal aliens — тайно провозить иностранцев, не имеющих право на въезд в страну
2. v заниматься контрабандой3. v тайно проноситьСинонимический ряд:1. bootleg (verb) bootleg; contraband; convey; run; sneak; spirit; traffic; transport2. sneak around (verb) cheat; crib; not play by the rules; not play fair; plagiarize; play false; slip; sneak around
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To run into the ground — Run Run, v. t. 1. To cause to run (in the various senses of {Run}, v. i.); as, to run a horse; to run a stage; to run a machine; to run a rope through a block. [1913 Webster] 2. To pursue in thought; to carry in contemplation. [1913 Webster] To… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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