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Перевод: exhibitor

[существительное]
экспонент ; представитель

Тезаурус:

1. The show exhibitor's horse "has presence and a smart way of going" the pony clubber's horse may be "willing and lovable" whereas the horse dealer's horse has every virtue that anyone has ever heard of: "What ya want, she's got!"
2. Among the companies specialising in telecommunications is a new HOTECH exhibitor, Digital Telephone Systems.
3. It was a stupid decision, indicating only the severity of the government's dollar crisis, and it is incredible that it should have been implemented without any discussion with the country's major exhibitor.
4. Production was now centralized at Pinewood Studios, with Davis's former personal assistant Earl St John, a one-time exhibitor, put in charge of making "inexpensive films without artistic pretensions, films that had no other object than to provide good family entertainment and show a profit."
5. FRED DUBERY, ROYAL ACADEMY SUMMER EXHIBITOR
6. The register contains the list of entries along with their weights, so it is a useful guide to an exhibitor's own progress over the years and that of his or her rivals.
7. The evening will enable you to look at the paintings and sculptures in an atmosphere of unhurried calm: quite a contrast to the frantic activity that precedes the show, as veteran exhibitor Fred Dubery explains
8. Bred by Exhibitor For dogs who are not champions, and are owned wholly or partly by the breeder and shown by him or his family.
9. Mr Postle, winner of the Engleheart Cup for a set of 12 varieties of his own raising, is leading daffodil exhibitor and also won a gold medal for his trade group.
10. Bravo is part of Cable Wireless - like HOTECH exhibitor Mercury Communications.
11. Until 1984 he had been a regular exhibitor for forty years, and in 1952 he gained a show record for the heaviest white with a transparent weighing 30 drams 8 grains, a record that still stands.
12. But this sophisticated attempt to deal with exhibitor resistance to British films was ruled illegal by the US Justice Department in 1946 and had to be replaced by a less ambitious system, in which Rank's films were sold on their merits.
13. It was of films like these that the exhibitor Sidney Bernstein may have been speaking when he said: