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Перевод: convertible

[прилагательное]
обратимый; конвертируемый; превращаемый; изменяемый; заменимый; откидной;
[существительное]
автомобиль с откидным верхом; диван-кровать

Тезаурус:

1. I don't think the woman in the New York Avis office believed me when I told her that I wanted to hire a convertible.
2. For some banks, worried about lending to LDCs, proposed project financings offer the possibility of convertible currencies being generated to service debt payments rather than the previously mentioned programme, or budget loans where no identifiable repayment source exists.
3. British Airways has always insisted that it would continue with its convertible bond issue, which closes on Tuesday morning, regardless of whether the UAE deal goes through.
4. Within the past year we have seen coupe and cabriolet versions of its 200 range, an 800 coupe and, most recently, convertible bodies for the Metro and Mini.
5. The Governor, Sir David Wilson, has argued for a general "right of entry" to Britain - though such a "right" could not be of much value if it were not ordinarily convertible into full citizenship.
6. Its shares shot up 10 p.c last week and the company, Portugal's largest quoted stock, is hoping to ride the tide of interest in the escudo when it launches a sale of shares and convertible bonds later this month to raise 300m of new capital.
7. Venturi has busy time ahead with Renault's planned V6 to fit into convertible (above) and launch of huge eight-seater Parcours (right) with its 32-valve Merc V8
8. And he added: "There is a reasonable case that price reform cannot proceed until the Soviets have stabilized the value of the rouble a convertible rouble is necessary for effective competitive interaction by the Soviet economy with the rest of the international economy."
9. The normal form of debenture is payable to registered holders, although bearer debentures (which are negotiable instruments) and debentures which are convertible into shares are also possible.
10. Consequently they can be convertible sofas, pull-down or folding beds, "nests" of beds or divans.
11. A convertible rouble was the essential foundation-stone for perestroika, Mr Angell said.
12. And, given this overall consideration, 'surplus-value is convertible into capital solely because the surplus-product, whose value it is, already comprises the material elements of new capital."
13. Some countries' currencies are only partially convertible into other currencies and their use for specific purposes, e.g. overseas investment, might be restricted by the central bank.