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The English-Russian dictionary of the Pulp and Paper Industry > timber merchant
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♦ timber /ˈtɪmbə(r)/A n.2 [u] alberi da legname4 (naut.) ordinata; costolaB inter.caduta (dell'albero)!; fate largo!● timber beam, trave in legno □ timber frame, tavolato □ (naut.) timber-head, testa di scaleno, monachetto; bittarella □ timber merchant, commerciante di legname □ timber mill, segheria □ ( di un muro) timber panelled, rivestito in legno □ (naut.) timber piece, scalmo □ timber preservatives, conservanti per legname □ (scherz.) timber-toe, «gamba di legno» ( uno zoppo) □ (edil.) timber treatment, trattamento delle travi in legno □ timber-tree, albero da legname; albero d'alto fusto □ (zool.) timber wolf ( Canis lupus lycaon), lupo americano □ timber-work, parte in legno; lavoro in legno □ timber-yard, deposito di legname □ building timber, legname da costruzione □ (fam. scherz. o antiq.) Shiver my (o me) timbers!, tuoni e saette!(to) timber /ˈtɪmbə(r)/v. t. -
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timber ['tɪmbə(r)]1 noun(a) (wood → for building work) bois m de construction ou de charpente; (→ for carpentry) bois m de menuiserie∎ to fell timber abattre ou couper des arbres;∎ land under timber terre f boisée;∎ to put land under timber boiser un terrain;∎ standing timber bois m sur pied(roof, fence) en bois(tunnel) boiserattention!►► Nautical timber hitch nœud m de bois ou d'anguille;British timber merchant marchand m de bois;timber trade commerce m du bois;timber wolf loup m gris -
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merchant [ˈmɜ:t∫ənt]( = trader) négociant m ; ( = wholesaler) grossiste m ; ( = retailer) détaillant m ; ( = shopkeeper) commerçant m* * *['mɜːtʃənt] 1.2.speed merchant — (colloq) fou/folle m/f du volant
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nounKaufmann, dercorn-/timber-merchant — Getreide-/Holzhändler, der/-händlerin, die
* * *['mə: ənt](a trader, especially wholesale, in goods of a particular kind: timber/tea/wine merchants.) der Kaufmann- academic.ru/46245/merchant_marine">merchant marine- navy
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- merchant ship* * *mer·chant[ˈmɜ:tʃənt, AM ˈmɜ:r-]n* * *['mɜːtSənt]n1) Kaufmann m/-frau fcorn/fruit/diamond merchant — Getreide-/Obst-/Diamantenhändler(in) m(f)
he's a real speed merchant — der ist ein Raser (inf), der fährt wie die gesengte Sau (inf)
he is a rip-off merchant — er zockt seine Kunden ganz schön ab (inf)
* * *A s1. WIRTSCH (besonders Br Groß)Händler(in), (-)Kaufmann m, (-)Kauffrau f2. WIRTSCH besonders USa) Einzelhändler(in)b) Ladenbesitzer(in)B adj WIRTSCH Handels…, Kaufmanns…* * *nounKaufmann, dercorn-/timber-merchant — Getreide-/Holzhändler, der/-händlerin, die
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'timbə1) (wood, especially for building: This house is built of timber.) madera de construcción2) (trees suitable for this: a hundred acres of good timber.) árboles maderables3) (a wooden beam used in the building of a house, ship etc.) vigatimber n maderatr['tɪmbəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (wood) madera (de construcción)2 (beam) viga3 (trees) árboles nombre masculino plural maderables1 ¡cuidado, que cae!, ¡allá va!\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtimber mill aserraderotimber ['tɪmbər] n1) : madera f (para construcción)2) beam: viga fn.• madera (de construcción) s.f.n.• bosque s.m.• cuaderna s.f.• enmaderado s.m.• entibo s.m.• fuste s.m.• leño s.m.• madera de construcción s.f.• solera s.f.• tablero s.m.• viga s.f.v.• enmaderar v.'tɪmbər, 'tɪmbə(r)to be managerial timber — (esp AmE) tener* madera de directivo; (before n) < house> de madera
timber yard — (BrE) almacén m de maderas
b) u ( trees) árboles mpl (madereros)c) c ( beam) viga f, madero m['tɪmbǝ(r)]1.N (=wood) madera f ; (=growing trees) árboles mpl (productores de madera); (=beam) viga f, madero m ; (Naut) cuaderna ftimber! — ¡tronco va!
2.CPDtimber merchant N — (Brit) maderero m
timber wolf N — lobo m gris norteamericano
timber yard N — (Brit) almacén m de madera
* * *['tɪmbər, 'tɪmbə(r)]to be managerial timber — (esp AmE) tener* madera de directivo; (before n) < house> de madera
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I[΄timbə] n անտառանյութ, փայ տանյութ. փայտեղեն. timbers գերան, հեծան. timber merchant փայտարդյունաբերողII[΄timbə] v փայտից շի նել/կա ռու ցել. ատաղձագործությամբ զբաղվել -
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['mə: ənt](a trader, especially wholesale, in goods of a particular kind: timber/tea/wine merchants.) handelsmand; grosserer- navy
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'mə: ənt(a trader, especially wholesale, in goods of a particular kind: timber/tea/wine merchants.) comerciante, mayorista- navy
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tr['mɜːʧənt]1 (trader) comerciante nombre masulino o femenino; (dealer, businessperson) negociante nombre masulino o femenino; (retailer) detallista nombre masulino o femenino, minorista; (shopkeeper) tendero,-a2 architecture mercader nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmerchant bank banco comercialmerchant navy marina mercantemerchant seaman marinero mercantemerchant ship barco mercante, buque nombre masculino mercantemerchant shipping navegación nombre femenino comercialmerchant ['mərʧənt] n: comerciante mfadj.• mercante adj.• mercantil adj.n.• comerciante s.m.,f.• mercader s.m.• mercante s.m.'mɜːrtʃənt, 'mɜːtʃənt1)a) ( retailer) comerciante mfb) ( Hist) mercader m2) (BrE colloq)['mɜːtʃǝnt]merchant of doom — agorero, -ra m,f
1. N1) (=trader, dealer) comerciante mf ; (=retailer) minorista mf, detallista mf"The Merchant of Venice" — "El Mercader de Venecia"
2) * tío * m, sujeto m2.CPDmerchant bank N — banco m mercantil or comercial
merchant banker N — (Brit) ejecutivo(-a) m / f de un banco mercantil or comercial
merchant fleet N — flota f mercante
merchant marine N (US), merchant navy N — marina f mercante
merchant seaman N — marino m mercante
merchant ship N — buque m mercante
merchant shipping N — marina f mercante; (=ships) buques mpl mercantes
* * *['mɜːrtʃənt, 'mɜːtʃənt]1)a) ( retailer) comerciante mfb) ( Hist) mercader m2) (BrE colloq)merchant of doom — agorero, -ra m,f
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['məːtʃənt]nkupiec mtimber/wine merchant — kupiec drewnem/winem
* * *['mə: ənt](a trader, especially wholesale, in goods of a particular kind: timber/tea/wine merchants.) kupiec- navy
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