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ˈsi:bɔ:n прил. доставляемый, перевозимый морем доставляемый, перевозимый по морю - * aircraft палубный /корабельный/ самолет;
палубные самолеты - * trade морская торговля плывущий по морю, по волнам - * ship несущийся по волнам корабль seaborne перевозимый морем;
seaborne trade морская торговля;
a seaborne invasion вторжение с моря seaborne перевозимый морем;
seaborne trade морская торговля;
a seaborne invasion вторжение с моря seaborne перевозимый морем;
seaborne trade морская торговля;
a seaborne invasion вторжение с моряБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > seaborne
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[ˈsi:bɔ:n]seaborne перевозимый морем; seaborne trade морская торговля; a seaborne invasion вторжение с моря seaborne перевозимый морем; seaborne trade морская торговля; a seaborne invasion вторжение с моря seaborne перевозимый морем; seaborne trade морская торговля; a seaborne invasion вторжение с моря -
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[ʹsi:bɔ:n] a1. доставляемый, перевозимый по морюseaborne aircraft - а) палубный /корабельный/ самолёт; б) палубные самолёты
2. плывущий по морю, по волнам -
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1. a доставляемый, перевозимый по морю2. a плывущий по морю, по волнам -
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1. n1) торговля2) отрасль торговли; отрасль производства; отрасль промышленности3) занятие, ремесло, профессия5) сделка; операция с ценными бумагами
- advantageous trade
- ancillary trade
- autumn trade
- balanced trade
- barter trade
- bilateral trade
- border trade
- brisk trade
- building trade
- bulk cargo trade
- buyback trade
- carrying trade
- cash trade
- coastal trade
- coasting trade
- coastwise trade
- commission trade
- commodity trade
- compensation trade
- compensatory trade
- continental trade
- contraband trade
- cooperative trade
- cross trade
- crossed trades
- day trade
- depressed trade
- derivatives trade
- diplomatic trade
- direct transit trade
- distributing trade
- domestic trade
- drug trade
- entrepôt trade
- exclusive trade
- export trade
- external trade
- fair trade
- fall trade
- floating trade
- foreign trade
- forwarding trade
- free trade
- freight trade
- frontier trade
- general trade
- general-cargo trade
- global trade
- handicraft trades
- hire-purchase trade
- home trade
- illicit trade
- import trade
- improvement trade
- indirect transit trade
- inland trade
- installment trade
- interior trade
- intermediary trade
- intermediate trade
- internal trade
- international trade
- interstate trade
- invisible trade
- key trades
- land trade
- lawful trade
- licence trade
- liner trade
- mail-order trade
- maritime trade
- multilateral trade
- mutual trade
- national trade
- overseas trade
- preferential trade
- private trade
- produce trade
- profitable trade
- reciprocal trade
- reexport trade
- regional trade
- retail trade
- retail delivery trade
- seaborne trade
- seasonal trade
- service trade
- small-scale trades
- sole trade
- special trade
- specialized trade
- spring trade
- stagnant trade
- state trade
- stock trade
- substantial trade
- successful trade
- tally trade
- tourist trade
- transit trade
- triangular trade
- trilateral trade
- two-way trade
- unhealthy trade
- visible trade
- wholesale trade
- world trade
- trade by barter
- trade in commodities
- trade in futures
- trade in licences
- trade in patents
- trade in products
- trade in services
- trade in toxic waste
- trade of licences
- trade on cash
- trade through agents
- trade and marketing
- be in the trade
- carry on trade
- develop trade
- do trade
- encourage trade
- expand trade
- extend trade
- further trade
- hamper trade
- hinder trade
- increase trade
- monopolize trade
- open trade
- promote trade
- pursue a trade
- reanimate trade
- restrain trade
- restrict trade
- revive trade2. vторговать; продаваться
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['siːbɔːn]прил.2) плывущий по морю ( о корабле) -
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прил.
1) перевозимый морем sea-borne trade ≈ морская торговля a sea-borne invasion ≈ вторжение с моря
2) плывущий по морю (о корабле) Syn: seaborne a доставляемый морем, морским путёмБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > sea-borne
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seaborne — adjective Date: 1823 1. borne over or on the sea < a seaborne invasion > 2. carried on by oversea shipping < seaborne trade > … New Collegiate Dictionary
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