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1 barter
[ˈbaːtə]1. verbto trade by giving (one thing) in exchange (for another):يُقايِضThe bandits bartered gold for guns.
2. noungoods used in bartering:مُقايَضـهSome tribes use sea-shells as barter.
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2 berdagang
trade, deal in, deal, bargain, barter* * *trade, traded, traded, trading* * *trade, deal, barter -
3 niaga
tradeberniaga: to tradememperniagakan: to trade; to barterpeniaga: traderperniagaan: a business or trade -
4 обмен товарами (продуктами труда) непосредственный
barter trade, direct barter4000 полезных слов и выражений > обмен товарами (продуктами труда) непосредственный
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5 cobranzas comerciales
• trade by barter• trade collections• trade commissioner -
6 меновая торговля
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > меновая торговля
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7 vaihtokauppa
finance, business, economy• exchangefinance, business, economy• trade-infinance, business, economy• tradefinance, business, economy• trade by barterfinance, business, economy• barter tradefinance, business, economy• swop• swapfinance, business, economy• exchange tradefinance, business, economy• counter purchasefinance, business, economy• compensation tradingfinance, business, economy• bartering• barter transactionfinance, business, economy• barter dealfinance, business, economy• barter -
8 Tauschhandel
m* * *der Tauschhandelswap; barter* * *Tausch|han|delmbarterTáúschhandel treiben — to barter
* * *Tausch·han·delm\Tauschhandel treiben to [practise [or AM -ce]] barter* * *1) bartering2) (Wirtsch.) trade by barter* * *2. allg barter(ing);Tauschhandel treiben barter* * *1) bartering2) (Wirtsch.) trade by barter* * *m.barter n. -
9 tauschen
tauschen v GEN barter, exchange, swop, switch • etw. gegen etw. tauschen GEN barter sth for sth* * *v < Geschäft> barter, exchange, swop, switch ■ etw. gegen etw. tauschen < Geschäft> barter sth for sth* * *tauschen
to exchange, to merchandise, to trade, to barter, to truck, (Börse) to swap;
• Arbeitsplätze tauschen to trade jobs;
• langfristige Schulden in verschiedene Währungen tauschen to swap long-term debts in different currencies. -
10 меновая торговля
1) General subject: barter2) Economy: swapping, trade by barter3) Politics: revenge barter, revenge counter sales (полит. жарг.)4) Business: barter trade, swap transaction -
11 стокообмен
икон. barter; exchange of merchandise(търговия) trade, commerce* * *стокообмѐн,м., само ед.1. икон. barter; exchange of merchandise; merchandise traffic;2. ( търговия) trade, commerce.* * *barter: The стокообмен between our two countries is rising. - Стокообменът между нашите две страни се увеличава.; commerce -
12 mübadele
"exchange; trade, swapping, barter. - etmek /ı/ to exchange; to trade, swap, barter." -
13 traficar
v.1 to traffic.2 to trade, to barter.* * *1 to deal2 (de forma ilegal) to traffic (en, in), deal (en, in)■ trafica en/con drogas he traffics in drugs* * *verbto trade, deal* * *VI1) (=negociar) to deal ( con with) (en in)pey to traffic (en in)2) † (=moverse) to keep on the go, be on the move; (=viajar) to travel a lot* * *verbo intransitivotraficar EN or CON algo — to deal in something
* * *= peddle.Ex. It could lose those shareholders who may not want to be associated with a conglomerate which also peddles death and destruction.----* traficar (con) = traffic (in).* * *verbo intransitivotraficar EN or CON algo — to deal in something
* * *traficar (con)(v.) = traffic (in)Ex: Since the collapse of the Berlin wall, women & girls have been trafficked from Eastern and Central Europe to work as prostitutes in the European Union.
= peddle.Ex: It could lose those shareholders who may not want to be associated with a conglomerate which also peddles death and destruction.
* traficar (con) = traffic (in).* * *traficar [A2 ]vitraficar EN or CON algo to deal IN sthtrafica en mercancías robadas/drogas he deals o traffics in stolen goods/drugs* * *
traficar ( conjugate traficar) verbo intransitivo traficar EN or CON algo to deal in sth
traficar verbo intransitivo to traffic [con, in]
' traficar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
negociar
English:
interlope
- peddle
- push
- traffic
* * *traficar vi[comerciar] to traffic, to deal (en/con in);jóvenes que trafican con drogas young people who deal in drugs;mafias que trafican con seres humanos criminal gangs who traffic o trade in human beings* * *v/i deal (en in)* * *traficar {72} vi1) : to trade, to deal2)traficar en : to traffic in -
14 razmijeniti
vt pf (zamijeniti) exchange, swap, barter | - novac (za drugu valutu) change monet; (za sitniš) get/give some change (ili loose money); možete li mi - 20 dolara? can you break a twenty?, have you got change for a twenty* * *• exchange• commute• trade• swap• barter• permute -
15 corredor de comercio
• commercial broker• merchandise broker• registered broker• stock broker• trade bills discounted• trade broker• trade by barter -
16 permutar
• make perfect• make plain• permute• trade bloc• trade by barter• trade collection -
17 торговля
f. trade, commerce, barterРусско-английский словарь математических терминов > торговля
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18 обменивать на
1) General subject: trade for, barter for (The undercover cop often saw crack cocaine bartered for stolen goods.)2) Mathematics: exchange for -
19 permutar
v.1 to exchange, to swap.2 to make permutations on, to combine.Permutamos las posibilidades We made permutations on the possibilities.3 to permute, to exchange, to trade by barter, to swap.Los chicos permutaron sus pertenencias The boys permuted their stuff.* * *1 to exchange2 MATEMÁTICAS to permute* * *VT1) (Mat) to permute2) [+ puesto de trabajo] to exchange, swap; [+ acciones, edificios] to switch, exchange; [+ intervenciones, actuaciones] to interchangepermutar destinos con algn — to exchange o swap jobs with sb
* * *verbo transitivoa) ( intercambiar) < bienes> to exchange, swap; < puesto> to exchangeb) (Mat) to permute* * *= permute.Ex. Corporate, conference, and multiple-surname entries in the name file, as well as titles in the title file, are permuted automatically by the system.* * *verbo transitivoa) ( intercambiar) < bienes> to exchange, swap; < puesto> to exchangeb) (Mat) to permute* * *= permute.Ex: Corporate, conference, and multiple-surname entries in the name file, as well as titles in the title file, are permuted automatically by the system.
* * *permutar [A1 ]vt1 (intercambiar) ‹bienes› to exchange, swap; ‹puesto› to exchange[ S ] vendo o permuto for sale or exchange2 ( Mat) to permute* * *permutar vt1. [intercambiar] [bienes, trabajos] to exchange, to swap2. Mat to permute* * *v/t exchange* * *permutar vtintercambiar: to exchange -
20 팔다
v. sell, betray, turn away, trade on, barter away, bear, flog, tout
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