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Перевод: wholesale

[прилагательное]
оптовый; массовый;
[наречие]
в больших размерах; оптом;
[существительное]
оптовая торговля;
[глагол]
вести оптовую торговлю

Тезаурус:

1. It occurs to me we're just about to circulate the picture of that man, Stein, suspected of wholesale fraud - so maybe we get them mixed up, Kurt."
2. The effects of distant secondary schooling on adolescents and their families have already been noted; it should not be ignored, equally, that the wholesale absence of over-12 year-olds from small communities must have a profound influence, particularly on younger children.
3. Travelling mills came over in force from England and Scotland and commenced the wholesale felling of demesne timber.
4. A small part of these sales taxes is raised from industries other than wholesale and retail trade, but in 1985 74 per cent was collected from retail organizations and nearly 13 per cent from wholesale organizations.
5. Domestic wholesale prices were up 2.6% year-on-year in January.
6. A major player in this area is Rothschild Asset Management (0481 713713) based in Guernsey, whose roll-up fund Old Court International Reserves and distributor fund Old Court Currency Fund each offer wholesale rates of interest in 18 currencies.
7. Stacked around the walls are sheepskins filled with hashish for the wholesale trade.
8. They were renouncing the wholesale cruelty which, with a uniform and general severity of punishment treated all, the unfortunate dupe as well as the designing knave, alike as guilty.
9. His adoption of classical atomism was, consequently, not a wholesale one, and he made various changes in its basic principles.
10. John Ricks, a farmer near Colchester, says his onions cost 9p a lb wholesale; packing and transport costs 10p; they sell in the supermarket for 29p.
11. Low payers were public administration, wholesale distribution, metal manufacture and mechanical engineering.
12. Perhaps Edward indeed was reluctant to embark on that wholesale hanging; or may merely have assessed that this way he would force the Scots army into a rash and costly attack which he could repulse, and then get Berwick's surrender.
13. Most of them would be unlikely to sponsor a wholesale reconstruction of the educational system and were content to work strenuously within the generous limits of the new Act of 1944.