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выставка-продажаАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > trade exhibition
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תערוכה מקצועית (תערוכה שמוצגים בה מוצרים שונים הקשורים לאותו תחום מקצועי)* * *◙ (יעוצקמ םוחת ותואל םירושקה םינוש םירצומ הב םיגצומש הכורעת) תיעוצקמ הכורעת◄ -
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Comm. exposition (ou foire) commercialeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > trade exhibition
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beroepstentoonstelling (tentoonstelling waarbij verschillende goederen worden vertoond behorende bij eenzelfde beroep) -
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exhibition [‚eksɪ'bɪʃən]∎ he's having an exhibition at the new gallery il expose à la nouvelle galerie;∎ the Klee exhibition l'exposition f Klee;∎ trade exhibition exposition f commerciale(b) (of bad manners, ingenuity) démonstration f;∎ to give sb an exhibition of sth faire une démonstration de qch à qn;∎ to make an exhibition of oneself se donner en spectacle►► exhibition centre centre m d'expositions;exhibition hall salle f ou hall m d'exposition;Sport exhibition match match-exhibition m;exhibition stand stand m (d'exposition) -
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trade [treɪd]1 noun∎ the clothing trade la confection, l'industrie f de la confection;∎ she is in the tea trade elle est dans le commerce du thé, elle est négociante en thé;∎ trade is brisk les affaires vont bien;∎ to do a good or roaring trade faire des affaires en or;∎ it's good for trade cela fait marcher le commerce;∎ domestic/foreign trade commerce m intérieur/extérieur;∎ retail/wholesale trade commerce m de détail/de gros(b) (illicit dealings) trafic m;∎ the drug trade le trafic de drogue(c) (vocation, occupation) métier m;∎ she is an electrician by trade elle est électricienne de son métier ou de son état;∎ to be in the trade être du métier;∎ everyone to his trade chacun son métier;∎ as we say in the trade comme on dit dans le métier;∎ open to members of the trade only pour les membres de la profession seulement(d) (exchange) échange m;∎ to do a trade faire un échange;∎ fair trade échange m équitable(e) (regular customers) clientèle f(exchange) échanger, troquer;∎ he traded a marble for a toffee il a échangé ou troqué une bille contre un caramel;∎ they traded insults over the dinner table ils ont échangé des insultes pendant le dîner(a) (businessman, country) faire du commerce, commercer;∎ he trades in clothing il est négociant en confection, il est dans la confection;∎ what name do you trade under? quel est votre raison sociale?;∎ to trade at a loss vendre à perte;∎ to trade with sb avoir ou entretenir des relations commerciales avec qn;∎ they stopped trading with Iran ils ont arrêté toute relation commerciale avec l'Iran∎ to trade at or with faire ses courses à ou chez∎ corn is trading at £25 le maïs se négocie à 25 livres(winds) alizés mpl►► trade advertising publicité f auprès des intermédiaires;trade agreement accord m commercial;trade allowance remise f entre professionnels;trade association association f professionnelle;trade balance balance f commerciale;trade ban interdiction f de commerce;trade barriers barrières fpl douanières;trade bills effets mpl de commerce;trade body syndicat m professionnel;Accountancy trade credit crédit m fournisseur ou commercial;Accountancy trade creditor créancier(ère) m,f d'exploitation;trade cycle cycle m de commercialisation;Accountancy trade debt dettes fpl d'exploitation;Accountancy trade debtor compte m ou créance f client;trade deficit balance f commerciale déficitaire, déficit m extérieur ou commercial;trade delegation délégation f commerciale;British the Trade Descriptions Act = loi qui empêche la publicité mensongère;trade directory annuaire m de commerce;trade discount (to customer) escompte m commercial, escompte m d'usage; (to retailer) escompte m professionnel, remise f professionnelle;trade embargo embargo m commercial;trade exhibition foire-exposition f, exposition f commerciale;British trade fair foire f commerciale, salon m;trade figures chiffre m d'affaires;trade gap déficit m commercial;trade journal journal m professionnel, revue f professionnelle;trade marketing marketing m commercial, trade marketing m;trade mission mission f commerciale;trade paper revue f spécialisée;trade policy politique f commerciale;trade press presse f spécialisée, presse f professionnelle;trade price Commerce prix m marchand; Stock Exchange prix m de négociation;trade promotion promotion f auprès des intermédiaires;trade publication revue f spécialisée ou professionnelle;trade register registre m du commerce;trade route route f commerciale;trade secret secret m de fabrication;∎ humorous she won't tell me her recipe, she says it's a trade secret! elle ne veut pas me donner sa recette, elle dit que c'est un secret!;trade show salon m (professionnel);trade ticket avis m d'opéré, avis m d'opération sur titres;British the Trades Union Congress = la Confédération des syndicats britanniques;trade(s) union syndicat m;∎ to join a trade(s) union se syndiquer;∎ the workers formed a trade(s) union les ouvriers ont formé un syndicat;∎ I am in the trade(s) union je suis syndiqué, j'appartiens au syndicat;trade unionism syndicalisme m;trade(s) unionist syndicaliste mf;trade union tariff tarif m syndical;trade wind alizé m(a) Stock Exchange acheter des valeurs basses(b) (car owner) changer pour un modèle moins cher∎ I traded my television/car in for a new one ils ont repris mon vieux téléviseur/ma vieille voiture quand j'ai acheté le nouveau/la nouvelle(exchange) échanger, troquer; (as a compromise) accepter en compensation;∎ to trade sth off against sth laisser ou abandonner qch pour qch;∎ they have traded off quality against speed ils ont fait primer la rapidité sur la qualité;∎ you can't ask me to trade off reputation against profit vous ne pouvez pas me demander de choisir entre ma réputation et un profit∎ American they trade off every year for first place ils sont premiers chacun leur tour tous les ansexploiter, profiter de;∎ he trades on her gullibility il profite de sa crédulité;∎ I'd hate to trade on your kindness je ne voudrais pas abuser de votre gentillesse(a) Stock Exchange acheter des valeurs hautes(b) (car owner) changer pour un modèle plus cher -
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nвыставка; демонстрация, показ
- advertising exhibition
- agricultural exhibition
- annual exhibition
- branch exhibition
- collective exhibition
- consumer goods exhibition
- engineering exhibition
- export exhibition
- foreign exhibition
- forthcoming exhibition
- general-purpose exhibition
- industrial exhibition
- international exhibition
- jubilee exhibition
- major exhibition
- mobile exhibition
- national exhibition
- outdoor exhibition
- permanent exhibition
- private exhibition
- publicity exhibition
- rotating exhibition
- sample exhibition
- selling exhibition
- specialized exhibition
- standing exhibition
- trade exhibition
- trade and industrial exhibition
- travelling exhibition
- universal exhibition
- world exhibition
- exhibition of equipment
- exhibition of inventions
- exhibition of samples
- arrange an exhibition
- attend an exhibition
- close an exhibition
- decorate an exhibition
- dismantle an exhibition
- dismount an exhibition
- dress an exhibition
- hold an exhibition
- inaugurate an exhibition
- open an exhibition
- organize an exhibition
- participate in an exhibition
- run an exhibition
- schedule an exhibition
- sponsor an exhibition
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- tour an exhibition
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ˌeksɪˈbɪʃən сущ.
1) выставка to put on exhibition, stage an exhibition ≈ организовывать выставку, проводить показ to close an exhibition ≈ закрыть выставку to open an exhibition ≈ открыть выставку art exhibition ≈ художественная выставка international exhibition ≈ международная выставка photo exhibition ≈ фотовыставка trade exhibition ≈ выставка-продажа
2) показ, проявление, демонстрация He responded in champion's style by treating the fans to an exhibition of power and speed. ≈ Он ответил в чемпионском стиле, продемонстрировав болельщикам силу и скорость. an exhibition of presumption ≈ демонстрация наглости I know I've made a silly exhibition of myself here. ≈ Я знаю, что я здесь сделал из себя глупое посмешище. Syn: demonstration, showing
3) повышенная стипендия, именная стипендия Syn: scholarship, grant
4) амер. публичный экзамен At the close of the school next spring, we had the exhibition, with charades, dialogues, recitations, and so forth. ≈ При закрытии школы следующей весной мы проведем экзамен с шарадами, диалогами, декламацией и т. п.
5) представление суду (документов и т. п.)
6) мед. назначение или применение лекарств as the result of the exhibition of arsenical treatment ≈ как результат применения мышьяковой терапии выставка - art * выставка картин или скульптуры - industrial * промышленная выставка - simultaneous * (шахматное) сеанс одновременной игры в шахматы - * case выставочный шкаф, выставочная витрина - * goods образцы товаров, отправляемые на выставку - * of flowers выставка цветов экспонаты проявление - an * of bad manners проявление невоспитанности - a notable * of courage пример выдающегося мужества - an opportunity for the * of one's knowledge случай блеснуть своей ученостью /выставить напоказ свои знания/ - to make an * of oneself показать себя с дурной стороны;
выставлять напоказ свои недостатки;
сделать себя посмешищем показ, демонстрация - to stop the * of a film запретить показ (какого-л.) фильма (спортивное) показательное выступление - * match показательный матч (американизм) публичный экзамен повышенная или именная стипендия (дипломатическое) предъявление, представление ( полномочий и т. п.) (юридическое) представление суду (документов, состязательных бумаг и т. п.) (медицина) назначение, применение лекарства exhibition выставка ~ демонстрация ~ показ, проявление ~ показ ~ представление суду (документов и т. п.) ~ представление суду документов ~ публичный экзамен ~ стипендия industrial ~ промышленная выставка to make an ~ of oneself делать из себя посмешище to make an ~ of oneself показывать себя с дурной стороны, вызывать осуждение marketing ~ торговая выставка sales ~ торговая выставка travelling ~ передвижная выставкаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > exhibition
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