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Перевод: gross

[прилагательное]
грубый; вульгарный; непристойный; ужасный; грубого помола; простой; грязный; жирный; большой; крупный; толстый; тучный; объемистый; макроскопический; явный; притупленный; плотный; сгущенный; буйный; валовой; брутто; оптовый; весьма ощутимый;
[существительное]
гросс ; масса ;
[глагол]
получать чистый доход; приносить чистый доход

Тезаурус:

1. In 1988, the Brazilian won his first title when the "11 out of 16" rule applied, despite Prost having a higher gross total.
2. The annual percentage rise in the implicit gross domestic product deflator .
3. Only then will two vitally important and complementary goals be achieved: to improve Britain's general educational and vocational competence, and hence our productive capacity; and to reduce our gross educational inequalities between the elite who receive a narrow education to a very high standard, and the rest.
4. The medium group turnover is now not more than 11.2m net (or 3.44m gross) and not more than 5.6m net (or 6.72m gross) for the balance sheet total.
5. Boxes of sweets by the gross,
6. As well as the 308Ds, Harris runs 50 long-wheelbase, high-roof 2.8-tonne gross vehicle weight Ford Transit 100s which handle parcels only.
7. The expected gross initial yield is 6.5%.
8. In spite of the nationalizations of the 1960s and 1970s the stock of capital of foreign investors continues to generate about one-fifth of Africa's gross national product.
9. Costs and expenses rose 14.4% to 7,896m and gross profit margin was 39.5%, a few percentage points below expectations.
10. The middle-aged married couple who had been caretakers before him had been dismissed on the spot for gross drunkenness.
11. Under the new approach, termed a "linked presentation", the finance raised through the securitisation is shown on the face of the balance sheet deducted from the related gross asset within a single asset caption.
12. Edward Heath: "gross clothes for a gross man"
13. It shows the decline in the percentage of the Gross Domestic Product devoted to Defence from 1946 onwards.