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Перевод: bullion

[существительное]
слиток золота; слиток серебра; слиток ; кружево с золотой нитью; кружево с серебряной нитью

Тезаурус:

1. During the uneasy alliance following "Bloody Mary's" marriage into the Spanish royal family, some Spanish ships carrying gold bullion to pay for the upkeep of their garrisons in the Netherlands had taken refuge from French privateers in these two Cornish ports.
2. KBA's activities include merchant banking, stockbroking, bullion trading and leasing.
3. Gold investments can supply Australian Koala platinum bullion coins containing two ounces, 10 ounces and one kilogram of platinum.
4. At one end was a compartment for the two armed guards who always travelled with a consignment of this kind, and in the partition between their compartment and the portion where the bullion was stored, there were portholes, or bull's eyes, of stout glass, so that the interior was always under their view.
5. (One bullion dealer whines: "It is as if the Bank of England had let Robert Maxwell loose in the vaults.")
6. The American Express Company was founded in 1850, primarily to carry mail, gold bullion and passengers, but it gradually moved into shipping and in the 1890s set up offices in Europe's major ports handling freight bound for the United States.
7. The sleaze factor has been highlighted by the revelation that large chunks of the Brinks-Mat bullion robbery money were laundered via Switzerland into luxury flats on the Isle of Dogs.
8. First and most basically we can look at the physical nature of the coins of any given period, as the study of the amount of silver or gold bullion in a coin may reveal some historical information.
9. A Yard statement said the five were being questioned in connection with the alleged dishonest handling of 16m of the 26m in gold bars stolen in November 1983 from the Brink's-Mat bullion warehouse at Heathrow airport.
10. Johannesburg: Gold shares eased as the bullion price continued to languish.
11. Taffeta, grosgraine, bullion,
12. The resulting figure will give the quantity of bullion minted, and this figure will in turn allow some attempt to quantify the cash element of state budgets and to approach questions of money supply (and so, possibly, liquidity).
13. The price is now back to the 336.70 an ounce which cut the cost of their wedding ring six years ago and nothing seems set to put the shine back on bullion.