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Перевод: exchange

[прилагательное]
обменный; меновой;
[существительное]
обмен ; размен денег; коммутатор ; мена ; размен ; замена ; смена ; иностранная валюта; вексельные операции; расчеты посредством девиз; биржа ; центральная телефонная станция; станция (телефонная) ; перебранка ;
[глагол]
менять; обменивать; выменивать; меняться; поменять; поменяться; переменять; променять; разменивать; размениваться

Тезаурус:

1. No light was thrown on the mechanism of exchange, except that the assemblages of garnet on a number of the Sutton Hoo jewels were distinct (Bimson, La Neice and Leese 1982).
2. The survival of international banking and the euro-credit market depends on adequate money market funds in each currency, the alternative for a bank being to purchase foreign exchange with domestic currency and thus incur a potential foreign exchange risk or lend its own domestic currency to overseas borrowers, e.g. Albion Bank lends sterling to overseas customers.
3. Nicholas still denies the exchange was anything like as bad as the court supposed and although he paid 1,300 damages to the victim , h e remains adamant that an injustice was done.
4. In theory, the EMS is a means by which the currencies of the EC are maintained at a stable exchange rate with one another; in practice, it means all the weaker currencies aligning themselves to the strongest, the Deutsche Mark.
5. It is clear that countries with fixed exchange rates and those with flexible exchange rates face difficulties when they experience inflation rates higher than those of their major trading partners.
6. However, Mrs Knelle seemed to be driving from house to house to exchange news, and I thought the old Ireland persisted around Lough Corrib as well as might be expected, or better.
7. In exchange, ECSP has developed a pool of software and made these available to its sponsors.
8. "A high exchange rate and the monetary policy which underpins it is just as tough an instrument as domestic credit controls, tax increases or cuts in public expenditure."
9. Mr Gould, a prominent Euro-sceptic in the early 1980s, is likely to argue for the commitment to maintaining sterling's value within the Exchange Rate Mechanism to be ditched, to increase a Labour government's room for manoeuvre.
10. It was given to delay the police operation to find the bomb and officers were half a mile away looking for the bomb at the Stock Exchange."
11. Over and above this, there were no exchange rate adjustments before 1967 by which time, anyway, much serious damage had already been done Hughes and Thirlwall, 1977.
12. He produced sheaves of paper; he rounded-off figures to make his calculations simpler; he kept them all in francs, because Jean-Paul became hopelessly muddled by rates of exchange.
13. The New York exchange, which has only 100 non-US companies listed, and no German ones, would itself like the SEC's stringent rules to be relaxed.