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adjective (of or belonging to a particular nation: national government; national pride.) nacionalnational adj nacionaltr['næʃənəl]1 nacional1 súbdito,-a, ciudadano,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLnational anthem himno nacionalnational costume traje nombre masculino típico nacionalnational debt deuda públicanational dress traje nombre masculino típico nacionalnational government gobierno nacional de coaliciónNational Guard SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL Guardia NacionalNational Insurance ≈ Seguridad nombre femenino Socialnational park parque nombre masculino nacionalnational service SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL servicio militarNational Trust SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL organización que vela por la conservación del patrimonio nacional, tanto natural como arquitectóniconational ['næʃənəl] adj: nacionalnational n: ciudadano m, -na f; nacional mfadj.• gentilicio, -a adj.• nacional adj.n.• nacional s.m.
I 'næʃṇəl, 'næʃənḷadjective nacionalnational holiday — fiesta f nacional, fiesta f patria (AmL)
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noun ciudadano, -na m,f['næʃǝnl]1. ADJ1) (=of one nation) nacional2) (=nationwide) [newspaper, economy] nacional; [election, campaign] a nivel nacional2. N1) (=person) ciudadano(-a) m / f2) (=newspaper) periódico m nacional3.CPDNational Aeronautics and Space Administration N — (US) NASA f
national anthem N — himno m nacional
National Assistance N — (Brit) (formerly) subsidio (al necesitado)
national bank N — (state-owned) banco m nacional, banco m estatal; (US) (commercial) banco que forma parte del Sistema de Reservas Federal
national costume N — traje m típico nacional
National Curriculum N — (Brit) plan de estudios oficial que se sigue en las escuelas de enseñanza pública de Inglaterra y País de Gales
national debt N — deuda f pública
national dress N — = national costume
the National Front N — (Brit) el Frente Nacional (británico) (partido político de extrema derecha e ideología racista)
national government N — gobierno m nacional
national grid N — red f eléctrica nacional
the National Guard (US) N — la Guardia Nacional
the National Health (Service) N — (Brit) servicio de asistencia pública sanitaria
to have an operation done on the National Health (Service) — ≈ operarse por la Seguridad Social or el Seguro
national heritage N — patrimonio m nacional
national holiday N — (esp US) fiesta f, día m festivo, (día m) feriado m (LAm)
National Insurance N — (Brit) ≈ Seguridad f Social
National Insurance contributions — cotizaciones fpl a la Seguridad Social, aportes mpl a la Seguridad Social (S. Cone)
National Insurance number — número m de la Seguridad Social
the National Lottery N — (Brit) ≈ la lotería primitiva
national monument N — monumento m nacional
national park N — parque m nacional
national press N — prensa f nacional
National Savings (Bank) N — (Brit) ≈ caja f postal de ahorros
National Savings Certificate N — (Brit) ≈ bono m del Estado
national security N — seguridad f nacional
the National Security Council N — (US) el Consejo para la Seguridad Nacional
national service N — (Mil) servicio m militar
to do (one's) national service — hacer el servicio militar, hacer la mili *
NATIONAL GUARD La National Guard (Guardia Nacional) es una organización estadounidense que recluta voluntarios no profesionales a los que se prepara para colaborar con el ejército profesional y las fuerzas aéreas en tiempos de crisis. Los requisitos para alistarse son los mismos que para el ejército normal y, aunque su preparación la dirige el gobierno federal, sus miembros pueden ser movilizados para ayudar en situaciones de emergencia, catástrofes naturales y el control de situaciones excepcionales de violencia civil. Los miembros de la National Guard tienen que prestar juramento de fidelidad a los EE.UU. y al estado al que pertenecen. NATIONAL TRUST El National Trust es una organización benéfica británica que se dedica a la conservación de lugares del patrimonio histórico-artístico o de parajes naturales. Se financia a través de donaciones, aportaciones de los socios, y dinero procedente de la venta de entradas, souvenirs y de las cafeterías o restaurantes que suele haber en muchos de estos lugares.the National Trust N — (Brit) ≈ la Dirección General del Patrimonio Nacional
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I ['næʃṇəl, 'næʃənḷ]adjective nacionalnational holiday — fiesta f nacional, fiesta f patria (AmL)
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1. adjectivenational; National[flagge, -denkmal, -held, -theater, -tanz, -gericht, -charakter]; Landes[durchschnitt, -sprache]; Staats[sicherheit, -symbol]; überregional [Rundfunkstation, Zeitung]; landesweit [Streik]2. nounforeign national — Ausländer, der/Ausländerin, die
2) usu. in pl. (newspaper) überregionale Zeitung•• Cultural note:National Assembly for Wales (Welsh Assembly)Das walisische Parlament, dessen Mitglieder in der Hauptstadt Cardiff zusammentreten. Es wurde 1999 nach den walisischen Wahlen eröffnet und verleiht Wales eine größere Autonomie gegenüber dem britischen Parlament in LondonNational Health Service (NHS)Das staatliche Gesundheitssystem in Großbritannien, das die ärztliche Versorgung gewährleistet. Es wird größtenteils aus öffentlichen Geldern finanziert. Ein Großteil der medizinischen Versorgung ist kostenlos. Kostenpflichtig sind jedoch Zahnarztbehandlungen und verschriebene Medikamente. Von der Zahlung ausgenommen sind Kinder, Jugendliche unter 18 Jahren und RentnerNational Insurance (NI)Obligatorische Sozialabgaben von Arbeitgebern und Arbeitnehmern in Großbritannien werden National Insurance contributions genannt. Jeder Erwachsene muss eine National Insurance number haben. Mithilfe dieses Systems werden verschiedene staatliche Zuwendungen finanziert, wie z.B. die jobseeker's allowance, die Altersrenten sowie der National Health ServiceEine Lotterie in Großbritannien, die ihre Einnahmen einer Vielzahl von Projekten in der Kunst, dem Sport, nationalen historischen Stätten und wohltätigen Zwecken zuführt. Die National Lottery wurde 1994 von der Regierung eingeführt* * *['næʃənəl]adjective (of or belonging to a particular nation: national government; national pride.) National-..., Staats-...* * *na·tion·al[ˈnæʃənəl]\national assembly/bank Nationalversammlung/-bank f\national census Volkszählung f\national champion Landesmeister(in) m(f)\national defence Landesverteidigung f\national government Landesregierung f[in the] \national interest [im] Staatsinteresse nt\national security nationale Sicherheit\national unity nationale Einheit2. (particular to a nation) Landes-, Volks-\national costume [or dress] Landestracht f\national language Landessprache f3. (nationwide) nationalthe \national dailies die überregionalen Tageszeitungena \national disaster eine nationale Katastrophea \national emergency ein landesweiter Notfall\national mourning Staatstrauer f\national organization überregionale Organisation\national strike Generalstreik mforeign \national Ausländer(in) m(f)* * *['nSənəl]1. adjnational; problem, affairs also das (ganze) Land betreffend, des Landes, des Staates; election national, landesweit; strike, scandal landesweit; (= not local) agreement, radio station, press etc überregionalor colors (US) — Landesfarben pl
or defense (US) — Landesverteidigung f
national monument — nationales Denkmal, Nationaldenkmal nt
or jersey (US) ) ( (Sport ) — Nationaltrikot nt
2. nforeign national — Ausländer(in) m(f)
Commonwealth nationals — Angehörige pl des Commonwealth
2) (inf: newspaper) überregionale Zeitung3)See:= Grand National* * *N. abk1. National (Nationalist)2. Navy3. north N4. northern nördl.* * *1. adjectivenational; National[flagge, -denkmal, -held, -theater, -tanz, -gericht, -charakter]; Landes[durchschnitt, -sprache]; Staats[sicherheit, -symbol]; überregional [Rundfunkstation, Zeitung]; landesweit [Streik]2. nounforeign national — Ausländer, der/Ausländerin, die
2) usu. in pl. (newspaper) überregionale Zeitung•• Cultural note:Das walisische Parlament, dessen Mitglieder in der Hauptstadt Cardiff zusammentreten. Es wurde 1999 nach den walisischen Wahlen eröffnet und verleiht Wales eine größere Autonomie gegenüber dem britischen Parlament in LondonDas staatliche Gesundheitssystem in Großbritannien, das die ärztliche Versorgung gewährleistet. Es wird größtenteils aus öffentlichen Geldern finanziert. Ein Großteil der medizinischen Versorgung ist kostenlos. Kostenpflichtig sind jedoch Zahnarztbehandlungen und verschriebene Medikamente. Von der Zahlung ausgenommen sind Kinder, Jugendliche unter 18 Jahren und RentnerObligatorische Sozialabgaben von Arbeitgebern und Arbeitnehmern in Großbritannien werden National Insurance contributions genannt. Jeder Erwachsene muss eine National Insurance number haben. Mithilfe dieses Systems werden verschiedene staatliche Zuwendungen finanziert, wie z.B. die jobseeker's allowance, die Altersrenten sowie der National Health ServiceEine Lotterie in Großbritannien, die ihre Einnahmen einer Vielzahl von Projekten in der Kunst, dem Sport, nationalen historischen Stätten und wohltätigen Zwecken zuführt. Die National Lottery wurde 1994 von der Regierung eingeführt* * *adj.Inland- präfix.national adj. -
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1. adjectivenational; National[flagge, -denkmal, -held, -theater, -tanz, -gericht, -charakter]; Landes[durchschnitt, -sprache]; Staats[sicherheit, -symbol]; überregional [Rundfunkstation, Zeitung]; landesweit [Streik]2. nounforeign national — Ausländer, der/Ausländerin, die
2) usu. in pl. (newspaper) überregionale Zeitung•• Cultural note:National Assembly for Wales (Welsh Assembly)Das walisische Parlament, dessen Mitglieder in der Hauptstadt Cardiff zusammentreten. Es wurde 1999 nach den walisischen Wahlen eröffnet und verleiht Wales eine größere Autonomie gegenüber dem britischen Parlament in LondonNational Health Service (NHS)Das staatliche Gesundheitssystem in Großbritannien, das die ärztliche Versorgung gewährleistet. Es wird größtenteils aus öffentlichen Geldern finanziert. Ein Großteil der medizinischen Versorgung ist kostenlos. Kostenpflichtig sind jedoch Zahnarztbehandlungen und verschriebene Medikamente. Von der Zahlung ausgenommen sind Kinder, Jugendliche unter 18 Jahren und RentnerNational Insurance (NI)Obligatorische Sozialabgaben von Arbeitgebern und Arbeitnehmern in Großbritannien werden National Insurance contributions genannt. Jeder Erwachsene muss eine National Insurance number haben. Mithilfe dieses Systems werden verschiedene staatliche Zuwendungen finanziert, wie z.B. die jobseeker's allowance, die Altersrenten sowie der National Health ServiceEine Lotterie in Großbritannien, die ihre Einnahmen einer Vielzahl von Projekten in der Kunst, dem Sport, nationalen historischen Stätten und wohltätigen Zwecken zuführt. Die National Lottery wurde 1994 von der Regierung eingeführt* * *['næʃənəl]adjective (of or belonging to a particular nation: national government; national pride.) National-..., Staats-...* * *na·tion·al[ˈnæʃənəl]\national assembly/bank Nationalversammlung/-bank f\national census Volkszählung f\national champion Landesmeister(in) m(f)\national defence Landesverteidigung f\national government Landesregierung f[in the] \national interest [im] Staatsinteresse nt\national security nationale Sicherheit\national unity nationale Einheit2. (particular to a nation) Landes-, Volks-\national costume [or dress] Landestracht f\national language Landessprache f3. (nationwide) nationalthe \national dailies die überregionalen Tageszeitungena \national disaster eine nationale Katastrophea \national emergency ein landesweiter Notfall\national mourning Staatstrauer f\national organization überregionale Organisation\national strike Generalstreik mforeign \national Ausländer(in) m(f)* * *['nSənəl]1. adjnational; problem, affairs also das (ganze) Land betreffend, des Landes, des Staates; election national, landesweit; strike, scandal landesweit; (= not local) agreement, radio station, press etc überregionalor colors (US) — Landesfarben pl
or defense (US) — Landesverteidigung f
national monument — nationales Denkmal, Nationaldenkmal nt
or jersey (US) ) ( (Sport ) — Nationaltrikot nt
2. nforeign national — Ausländer(in) m(f)
Commonwealth nationals — Angehörige pl des Commonwealth
2) (inf: newspaper) überregionale Zeitung3)See:= Grand National* * *national [ˈnæʃənl]A adj (adv nationally)1. national, National…, Landes…, Volks…:national champion SPORT Landesmeister(in);national colo(u)rs Landesfarben;national costume National-, Landestracht f;national emblem Hoheitszeichen n;national epic Nationalepos n;national government Allparteienregierung f;national health Volksgesundheit f;national hero Volksheld m;national language Landessprache f;national pride Nationalstolz m;2. staatlich, öffentlich, Staats…:3. a) landesweit (Streik etc), überregional (Zeitung, Sender etc):national curriculum SCHULE landesweit gültiger Lehrplan;there is a national shortage of … landesweit fehlt oder fehlen …b) Bundes… (bei Bundesstaaten)c) inländisch:4. POL (ein)heimisch5. vaterländisch, patriotischB s1. Staatsangehörige(r) m/f(m)2. überregionale Zeitungnat. abk1. national2. native3. natural* * *1. adjectivenational; National[flagge, -denkmal, -held, -theater, -tanz, -gericht, -charakter]; Landes[durchschnitt, -sprache]; Staats[sicherheit, -symbol]; überregional [Rundfunkstation, Zeitung]; landesweit [Streik]2. nounforeign national — Ausländer, der/Ausländerin, die
2) usu. in pl. (newspaper) überregionale Zeitung•• Cultural note:Das walisische Parlament, dessen Mitglieder in der Hauptstadt Cardiff zusammentreten. Es wurde 1999 nach den walisischen Wahlen eröffnet und verleiht Wales eine größere Autonomie gegenüber dem britischen Parlament in LondonDas staatliche Gesundheitssystem in Großbritannien, das die ärztliche Versorgung gewährleistet. Es wird größtenteils aus öffentlichen Geldern finanziert. Ein Großteil der medizinischen Versorgung ist kostenlos. Kostenpflichtig sind jedoch Zahnarztbehandlungen und verschriebene Medikamente. Von der Zahlung ausgenommen sind Kinder, Jugendliche unter 18 Jahren und RentnerObligatorische Sozialabgaben von Arbeitgebern und Arbeitnehmern in Großbritannien werden National Insurance contributions genannt. Jeder Erwachsene muss eine National Insurance number haben. Mithilfe dieses Systems werden verschiedene staatliche Zuwendungen finanziert, wie z.B. die jobseeker's allowance, die Altersrenten sowie der National Health ServiceEine Lotterie in Großbritannien, die ihre Einnahmen einer Vielzahl von Projekten in der Kunst, dem Sport, nationalen historischen Stätten und wohltätigen Zwecken zuführt. Die National Lottery wurde 1994 von der Regierung eingeführt* * *adj.Inland- präfix.national adj. -
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A n gen, Math moyenne f (of de) ; national average moyenne nationale ; on (the) average en moyenne ; above/below (the) average au-dessus de/au-dessous de la moyenne ; at an average of à une moyenne de ; to take an average prendre une moyenne approximative ; to work out an average faire une moyenne ; by the law of averages selon la loi des probabilités ; Mr Average Monsieur Tout-le-Monde.B adj gen, Math [amount, cost, earnings, person, rate] moyen/-enne ; on an average day I work seven hours en moyenne, je travaille sept heures par jour ; a book suitable for an average 10-year-old un livre qui convient à un enfant de 10 ans ; a very average writer péj un auteur très moyen or médiocre.C vtr faire en moyenne [distance, quantity, time] ; I average seven hours' work a day en moyenne je travaille sept heures par jour ; we averaged 95 km/h on the motorway nous avons fait une moyenne de 95 km/h sur l'autoroute.■ average out: their pay averages out at about £10 an hour ils gagnent en moyenne 10 livres sterling de l'heure ; their working day averages out at seven hours leur journée de travail fait en moyenne sept heures ;▶ average out [sth], average [sth] out faire la moyenne de ; we averaged out the bill at £10 each nous avons partagé la note et avons payé 10 livres sterling chacun. -
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1. n1) среднее число; среднее арифметическое2) страх. авария (убытки, причиненные аварией)3) бирж. индекс курсов ценных бумаг
- arithmetical average
- bond average
- daily average
- composite average
- Dow-Jones averages
- Dow-Jones industrial average
- Dow-Jones transportation average
- Dow-Jones utility average
- estimated average
- general average
- gross average
- market average
- moving average
- national price average
- Nikkei average
- overall average
- partial average
- particular average
- period average
- petty average
- quadratic average
- rough average
- sample average
- simple average
- statistical average
- stock market average
- time average
- true average
- unweighted average
- weekly average
- weighted average
- above the average
- below the average
- free of average
- free of all average
- free of particular average
- with average
- with particular average
- adjust the average
- adjust the general average between
- make up the average
- recover average
- settle the average2. v1) составлять, равняться в среднем
- average down
- average out
- average upEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > average
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1) среднее число; средняя величина; средний результат; среднее (значение); среднее (арифметическое) || вычислять среднее; усреднять; равняться в среднем; колебаться около среднего (значения) || средний; обычный, нормальный2) страх. авария (убытки, причинённые судну и грузу)3) индекс курсов, курс (ценных бумаг)4) бирж. последовательно скупать или продавать акции данного выпуска (по мере изменения их курса) -
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1.1) составлять, равняться в среднем2.среднее число; среднее арифметическое• -
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Iaсредний, обычный, нормальныйIIn юр.IIInсреднее число; средняя величина; средний результат; среднее значение -
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1. n1) гражданин, подданный (какого-л. государства)2) pl сограждане, соотечественники3) амер. национал (в отличие от полноправного гражданина)•2. a1) национальный, государственный2) национальный, относящийся к нации, национальности; относящийся к какому-л. народу• -
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1. прил.1) общ. национальный, общенациональный, народный (относящийся к данной стране, народу в целом; в отличие от местного, регионального, международного)national law — национальное [внутригосударственное\] право
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See:national administration 1), national bank 1), national curriculum, national debt, national ownership 1), national property, national treasury, National Archives and Records Administration, National Cemetery Administration2. сущ.общ. подданный, гражданин (какого-л. государства)fellow nationals, one's own nationals — сограждане, соотечественники
See:specially designated national, Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes between States and Nationals of Other States, resident 2. 2)
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1) национальный, относящийся к данному государству, народу; 2) внутренний, в отличие от международного. -
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1. [ʹnæʃ(ə)nəl] n1. гражданин, подданный (какого-л. государства)fellow nationals, one's own nationals - сограждане, соотечественники
2. амер. национал ( в отличие от полноправного гражданина)natives of territories are nationals but not citizens of the USA - уроженцы территорий являются националами, но не гражданами США
3. амер. спорт. турнир, состязание в масштабе всей страны2. [ʹnæʃ(ə)nəl] a1. 1) национальный, государственный; народный, всенародныйnational spirit /genius/ - дух народа
national income - эк. национальный доход
national debt - эк. государственный долг
national forest - государственный лес; лесной заповедник
national roads - государственные дороги, автострады
national bank - а) государственный банк; б) амер. национальный банк ( частный коммерческий банк)
national price level - эк. уровень внутренних цен
national law - юр. внутригосударственное /национальное/ право
national treatment - юр. национальный режим
national government - а) центральное /национальное/ правительство (в отличие от властей штата, провинции); б) коалиционное правительство
national committee - амер. национальный комитет ( центральный комитет партии)
national chairman - амер. председатель национального комитета ( партии)
national convention - амер. национальный (партийный) съезд
national salute - воен. мор. салют государственному флагу; салют наций
national figure - человек, которого знает вся страна; видный деятель
national command - а) национальные войска, войска государства; б) войска государства, входящего в военный союз; в) национальное командование
national markings - государственные опознавательные /отличительные/ знаки (самолёта и т. п.)
national defence - оборона страны, национальная оборона
national defence information - сведения, составляющие государственную военную тайну
national security - а) национальная /государственная/ безопасность; б) оборона государства, национальная оборона
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People - Национальная ассоциация содействия прогрессу цветного населения ( в США)
2) амер. федеральный, относящийся к ведению центрального правительства ( а не к ведению властей отдельного штата)2. национальный, относящийся к нации, национальности; относящийся к какому-л. народуnational self-determination - национальное самоопределение, самоопределение народов
3. редк. националистический4. (National) амер. ист. союзный, северный (во время гражданской войны 1861-65 гг.)National and Confederate writers - писатели Союза /Севера/ и Конфедерации /Юга/
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National game - амер. бейсбол -
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1. n гражданин, подданный2. n амер. националnatives of territories are nationals but not citizens of the USA — уроженцы территорий являются националами, но не гражданами США
3. n амер. спорт. турнир, состязание в масштабе всей страныnational identity — национальная самобытность, лицо страны
national emblem — герб страны, государственный герб
4. a национальный, государственный; народный, всенародныйnational forest — государственный лес; лесной заповедник
national roads — государственные дороги, автострады
national salute — салют государственному флагу; салют наций
national figure — человек, которого знает вся страна; видный деятель
national defence — оборона страны, национальная оборона
national defence information — сведения, составляющие государственную военную тайну
5. a амер. федеральный, относящийся к ведению центрального правительстваnational self-determination — национальное самоопределение, самоопределение народов
national department — федеральное ведомство, министерство
6. a редк. националистический7. a амер. ист. союзный, северныйСинонимический ряд:1. civil (adj.) civic; civil; federal; government; governmental; political; public; royal; societal; sovereign; state2. domestic (adj.) domestic; home; internal; intestine; municipal; native3. nationwide (adj.) country-wide; general; inland; interstate; nationwide; sweeping; widespread4. citizen (noun) citizen; inhabitant; native; subjectАнтонимический ряд:foreigner; private -
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f.national average.* * *(n.) = national averageEx. According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.* * *(n.) = national averageEx: According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.
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life expectancy* * ** * *(n.) = life expectancy, lifespan [life span]Ex. According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.Ex. This article discusses the lifespan of photographic film and warns about processing and duplicating methods = Este artículo trata de la vida útil de las películas fotográficas y advierte sobre los métodos de procesamiento y duplicado.* * ** * *(n.) = life expectancy, lifespan [life span]Ex: According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.
Ex: This article discusses the lifespan of photographic film and warns about processing and duplicating methods = Este artículo trata de la vida útil de las películas fotográficas y advierte sobre los métodos de procesamiento y duplicado.* * *life expectancy -
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femenino plural life expectancy* * *(n.) = life expectancyEx. According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.* * *femenino plural life expectancy* * *(n.) = life expectancyEx: According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.
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(n.) = divorce expectancyEx. According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.* * *(n.) = divorce expectancyEx: According to the article, persons who eat onions with every meal have a life expectancy of some 1% above the national average, but they are invited to only 20% as many parties and their divorce expectancy is 200% above the national average = De acuerdo con el artículo, las personas que comen cebollas en cada comida tienen una esperanza de vida de un 1% por encima de la media nacional, pero se les invita sólo a un 20% de las fiestas y su índice de divorcios es del 200% por encima de la media.
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17 ganarse la vida
to earn a living, earn one's living————————to earn one's living* * *= earn + a living, make + a living, earn + income, earn + Posesivo + living, make + Posesivo + living, Verbo + for a livingEx. Incentives to earn more than a living were few, and if a man could get his bread by less than a whole week's work, he might well take the rest of the time off.Ex. Before leaving the problems of making a living from bookselling it is interesting to take note of one last set of figures in the surveys which give some details of the sales made by bookshops.Ex. Professional abstractors earn their living by abstracting.Ex. The new hip agrarians, who are attempting to make their living from the land as did the early settlers, must rely on the printed word to bridge the gap between themselves and their ancestors.Ex. Not once did it occur to me that I was having a heart-to-heart with a woman who faked orgasms for a living.* * *= earn + a living, make + a living, earn + income, earn + Posesivo + living, make + Posesivo + living, Verbo + for a livingEx: Incentives to earn more than a living were few, and if a man could get his bread by less than a whole week's work, he might well take the rest of the time off.
Ex: Before leaving the problems of making a living from bookselling it is interesting to take note of one last set of figures in the surveys which give some details of the sales made by bookshops.Ex: Professional abstractors earn their living by abstracting.Ex: The new hip agrarians, who are attempting to make their living from the land as did the early settlers, must rely on the printed word to bridge the gap between themselves and their ancestors.Ex: Not once did it occur to me that I was having a heart-to-heart with a woman who faked orgasms for a living. -
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(v.) = earn + income* * *(v.) = earn + income -
19 sales
сущ.1) эк. товарооборот, объем продаж [сбыта\], объем сбыта, продажи (реализованные товары в денежном выражении; рассчитывается путем умножения количества проданных за определенный период товаров на цену товара)sales information [data, figures\] — информация [данные\] о сбыте, торговая [сбытовая\] статистика, количественные показатели сбыта
industry sales — объем продаж отрасли, отраслевой объем продаж
decline/increase in sales — снижение/рост продаж [объема сбыта\]
sales opportunities — конъюнктура рынка, возможность сбыта
They have had little time to explore profitable sales opportunities abroad. — У них было слишком мало времени, для изучения возможности прибыльных продаж за границей.
sales volume, volume of sales — объем продаж
daily sales — дневной оборот, продажи за день
sales chart — график продаж [сбыта\], диаграмма торговой активности
A tax hike on company-owned cars will likely further depress sales. — Взвинчивание налогов на автомобили в собственности организаций будет, вероятно, еще больше подавлять продажи.
For the total year 2001, management anticipates a moderate decline in sales. — Руководство предполагает умеренное снижение продаж на протяжении всего 2001 г.
The sales objective is 1,000 litres per month. — Наша задача — продавать тысячу литров в месяц.
lagging sales — замедленный сбыт; замедление сбыта
Some retailers noted that sales growth in the Midwest was equal to or slightly better than the national average, following several months of lagging sales. — Многие розничные торговцы указали, что рост продаж на Среднем Западе был равен или незначительно лучше среднего национального уровня после нескольких месяцев, характеризовавшихся замедленным сбытом.
Syn:See:concessional sales, gross sales, net sales, purchase 1), cost of sales, break-even sales, advertising-to-sales ratio, return on sales, quality of sales ratio, price/sales ratio, sales analyst, sales consultant, sales director2) торг. торги, распродажаsales closing — завершение распродажи, окончание торгов
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продажи: денежные поступления от продаж товаров за определенный период.* * *оборот; товарооборот; сбыт; реализация продукции; объем продаж; запродажа; продажи (разг.). . Словарь экономических терминов . -
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1. сущ.эк., стат. отставание; задержка, запаздывание; (временной) лаг (промежуток времени между какими-л. двумя событиями; показатель, отражающий отставание или опережение во времени одного экономичнского явления по сравнению с другим, связанным с ним явлением)2. гл.time lag — временной лаг, задержка во времени
общ. отставать, запаздыватьlagging sales — замедленный сбыт; замедление сбыта
Some retailers noted that sales growth in the Midwest was equal to or slightly better than the national average, following several months of lagging sales. — Многие розничные торговцы указали, что рост продаж на Среднем Западе был равным или незначительно лучше среднего национального уровня после нескольких месяцев, характеризовавшихся замедленным сбытом.
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