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Перевод: petroleum

[прилагательное]
нефтяной;
[существительное]
керосин ; гудрон ; нефть

Тезаурус:

1. In addition, since trade with the Soviet Union is intended to be bilaterally balanced, it has been necessary to find some Yugoslav products to supply to the Soviet Union in return for its petroleum and other raw materials.
2. Petroleum exploration in Ireland is relatively recent.
3. There were hardships on the island due to supply problems from Lisbon of goods such as petroleum, car tyres and spare parts and other imported commodities.
4. When Sir Peter was chairing British Petroleum the Kuwait Investment Office entered the market to buy shares after the 1987 market crash caught out the government's share sale and the oil company's rights issue.
5. With the outbreak of war, the administration has belatedly agreed to tap its strategic petroleum reserve.
6. Occidental Petroleum is another "death-watch company".
7. In the autumn of 1978 the manager of the canteen at the Occidental Petroleum plant at Zuwaitina - - a canteen run by a subsidiary of Grand Metropolitan Hotels Ltd - received a consignment of fifty-five gross of tins of processed milk.
8. TEXAN oil and gas exploration minnow Aviva Petroleum sank back into the red last year with an 8.7m loss, against 1990's 537,000 profit, on revenue down from 12.2m to 9.3m.
9. He is likely to remind his colleagues meeting in Luxembourg today that ENI, the large Italian state-owned holding company, still has substantial interests in the Libyan petroleum industry, Italian diplomatic sources said last night.
10. British Petroleum is pulling out of South Africa with the sale of its 225million stake in coal mining businesses to the Anglo American corporation.
11. He was president of the Institute of Petroleum from 1968 to 1970 and president of the UK Petroleum Industries Association from 1979 to 1980.
12. G.B. Petroleum Consultants Ltd., 18 Grosvenor Street, London, W1X 9FD
13. Oil revenues were state revenues, and in Libya - depending on the price of oil - the petroleum industry created between 50 per cent and 80 per cent of gross domestic product: budgets for the distribution of this wealth could scarcely be other than central budgets.