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Перевод: dud
[прилагательное]
негодный; недействительный; поддельный;
[существительное]
неразорвавшийся снаряд; никчемный человек; неудача ; неудачник ; подделка ; денежный документ, признанный недействительным; манатки ; одежонка ; плохонькая одежда; лохмотья ; рвань
Тезаурус:
- "Dud he naw?"
- They have more dud loans and narrower profit margins than before - and certainly more than their German, French or even Japanese rivals.
- It has bought a dud Utah thrift, MountainWest, which was already a Visa card-issuer.
- It was like a man convicted of forgery paying his fine with a dud 50 note.
- Backed by a string of dud degrees he started his therapeutic career with a newspaper advertisement in Greenville, South Carolina which posed the question, "Are You a Manly Man Full of Vigour?"
- Sukenick repeatedly draws attention to such underground processes, always as a prelude to comic dismissal: the dynamite is a dud, weapons fire blanks, and so on.
- "A girl called Francesca Wilson, who is doing work that involves rescuing dud companies which employ a lot of people in difficult areas."
- That means Santander should not have to worry about the dud property loans plaguing other banks in the region.
- Its list of down-under clients is embarrassing: Mr Christopher Skase's defunct media conglomerate, Qintex; a bankrupt trans-Tasmanian property developer, Equiticorp; Rothwell's, a dud Perth-based merchant bank; the fraud-ridden National Safety Council of Victoria; and Mr Alan Bond, to whom the bank is thought to have had almost 1 billion in loans outstanding at the peak, a figure now cut by half.
- Only if there was no card or a dud card would the car be photographed as evidence for prosecution.
- NatWest Bancorp lost 140m in the first nine months of 1990, mainly because of dud property loans.
- Cook's impudence sparkled in Private Eye, and he turned language and manners upside down with "Pete and Dud" and "Derek and Clive".
- Socit Gnrale, one of the country's biggest banks, had to raise provisions against dud loans by more than half in the first six months of 1990.
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