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Перевод: export
[прилагательное]
вывозной; экспортный;
[существительное]
вывоз ; экспорт ; предмет вывоза; общая сумма вывоза; общее количество вывоза;
[глагол]
вывозить; вывезти; экспортировать
Тезаурус:
- These were highly controversial so far as the implementation of the Regulation is concerned, with the British Department of National Heritage fearing an increase by 250,000 in export documents required by the antiquities trade, as all archaeological goods, even of no value, are required to have export papers.
- SOUTH KOREA REVISE UPWARDS EXPORT TARGETS
- Whilst the USSR has been less successful than she had hoped in restricting export volume, CMEA countries nonetheless find themselves obliged to purchase ever larger volumes of fuel from non-CMEA countries at market clearing prices.
- Secondly, there is hope that a further trading connection with the USSR could revive the strong export trade which formerly existed between Italy and USSR.
- Our firms which export to the US may have to raise their American prices, which could lead to fewer sales, cuts in production and ultimately job losses.
- This amounted to 10.9 per cent of Israel's overall export of goods.
- This capital is running out, and if we export industrial agriculture to the Third World it will run out faster.
- The other way to grow - by producing goods of export quality - will be a stiff test of whether these groups are the product of commercial logic or government patronage.
- The Regulation (for details see p. 33) concerns the export of cultural goods from the EEC.
- EXPORT optimism is continuing to grow among British producers, providing further evidence that the planks of recovery are falling into place.
- An attempt to export the product to Belgium has been more successful than Marlow had anticipated.
- Tea and coffee were not the only important export crops.
- Export sales of Pot Black immediately proved popular with Thai television viewers, and annual tours in the early Eighties by Steve Davis and the rest of Barry Hearn's merry men presented the game's superstars in the flesh.
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