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1 предприятие предприяти·е
участвовать в (каком-л.) предприятии — to have a concern in a business
акционерное предприятие — corporate / joint-stock enterprise
бездействующие / неработающие предприятия — idle establishments / facilities
бесприбыльное / некоммерческое предприятие — nonprofit activity
государственное предприятие — goverment(al) / public / state-(owned) enterprise, government / publicly-(owned) establishment
действующее / работающее предприятие — operated / operating / producing establishment
деловое предприятие — business affair / establishment
зарубежное / иностранное предприятие — foreign enterprise
крупное предприятие — large-scale / large / big enterprise
некорпорированное предприятие — nonincorporated / unincorporated enterprise
прибыльное / рентабельное предприятие — profitable enterprise
промышленные предприятия — industrial enterprises, production facilities
промышленные предприятия, принадлежащие частной компании — company-owned (production) facilities
смежные предприятия — closely connected / cooperating enterprises
совместное предприятие — joint venture / enterprise / undertaking
торговые предприятия — commercial facilities, trading enterprises
частное предприятие — free / private enterprise, private establishment
предприятие, которое соблюдает правила охраны окружающей среды — environment conscious enterprise
предприятие, принимающее на работу как членов, так и не членов профсоюза — open shop
предприятие, принимающее на работу только членов профсоюза — closed shop
предприятия, управляемые государством — government-run facilities
2) (предпринятое дело) undertakingприступить к какому-л. предприятию — to inaugurate an undertaking
3) (рискованный шаг) game, enterprise, venture, adventureрискованное / сомнительное предприятие — wild cat venture
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