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Customs broker
| Глоссарий сокращений морских терминов (английский) |
- A broker, or agent, who acts on behalf of importers and exporters in the clearance of imported goods through customs, quarantine, shipping and other requirements. in australia the customs broker must be licensed by the acs.
- An individual or firm licensed by customs authorities to enter and clear imported goods through customs. the broker represents the importer in dealings with the customs authorities.
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Таможенный брокер, русский
(посредник) - созданное в соответствии с законодательством рф предприятие, обладающее правами юридического лица и получившее лицензию гтк на осуществление деятельности по таможенному оформлению."]^.б. осуществляет свою деятельность в соответствии с тк и положением, утверждаемым правительством рф. взаимоотношения т.б. с представляемым лицом строятся на основе нотариально удостоверенного договора. гтк ведет государственный реестр т.о. и обеспечивает его периодическую публикацию.
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Brokat, немецкий
- Bouclé ist ein kuschelweiches, sogenanntes haargarn aus unregelmäßigen schlingenfasern. es wird meist zu auffälligen effektstoffen mit ausgeprägter struktur verarbeitet.
- Sportlicher, fester herren-schnürschuh mit lochmusterung, urspr. schottischer golfschuh (entspricht dem bei uns gebräuchlicheren ausdruck "budapester")
Broke, английский
- Sentence of a court-martial, depriving an officer of his commission.
- Today an officer convicted by court-martial is dismissed, but in earlier days he was sentenced to be broke(n). as most had been at sea since the age of twelve or thereabouts, they had few skills for survival in civilian life and many soon found themselves penniless. thus, the term came into general use to mean bankrupt or short of funds. see also break.
- Trained; a "dead broke" horse is a well-trained and obedient one.
Broke, английский
Broke, английский
Broken, английский
- 1. gaming theory term to refer to any rule, operator, or card that unbalances the game, or breaks the game. 2. anything that is too incredible to be true. example 1. a rule allowing a player to simultaneously play two xs in tic-tac-toe would be broken. 2. these courtside tickets for the lakers are completely broken.
- Г. бршен-хилл (шт. новый южный уэльс, австралия);
- Г. брокен-хилл см. kabwe
- Разорванный, с разрывами (об облаках) 122
- Разорванный, с разрывами (об облачности)
- Roto
- A ломаный (о языке, речи ); ~ english (french, portuguese) ломаный англий- ский (французский, португальский) язык language brugmann law
- An old army word, used for reduced; as, a broken lieutenant, &c. the word is also applied to troops in line when not dressed. the heart of a gale is said to be broken; parole is broken; also, leave, bulk, &c. (which see).
Broken, английский
1. gaming theory term to refer to any rule, operator, or card that unbalances the game, or breaks the game. 2. anything that is too incredible to be true. example 1. a rule allowing a player to simultaneously play two xs in tic-tac-toe would be broken. 2. these courtside tickets for the lakers are completely broken.
Broken address, английский
Испорченный адрес
Broken arch, английский
A form of segmental arch in which the center of the arch is omitted and is replaced by a decorative feature; usually applied to a wall above the entablature over a door or window.
Broken archive, английский
Запорченный архив broken-down time календарное время, расчлененное на компоненты
Broken arrow, английский
Broken arrow, английский
Broken ashlar, английский
Broken charge, английский
Broken coal, английский
Broken coat, английский
Жесткий шерстный покров (остевой волос с надломом, как правило, имеется мягкий подшерсток)
Broken date, английский
Некруглая дата
Broken down, английский
Mentally defeated before the end of a match
Broken edge, английский
An edge of a metal sheet containing cracks, splits, or tears. broken-flight stair
Broken end, английский
- A broken, untied warp yarn in a fabric. broken ends can result from: slubs, knots, improper shuttle alignment, shuttle hitting the warp shed, excessive warp tension, faulty sizing, and rough reeds, heddles, dropwires, or shuttles.
- A broken, untied warp thread in a fabric. there are numerous causes, such as slubs, knots, improper shuttle alignment, shuttle hitting the warp shed, excessive warp tension, faulty sizing, and rough reeds, heddles, dropwires, and shuttles. (also see end out.)
Broken fall, английский
Broken foot, английский
A progressive fracture in the foot of the rail with a vertical split. the separation is substantially longitudinal but usually turns out to the edge of the foot. these separations are often called half moon breaks. the cause is usually improper bearing on plates, damage to rail foot or a seam, segregation or inclusion. the crack is usually visible and may be accentuated by oxidation (bleeding)
Quarantine, английский
- Cuarentena
- 1. the situation in which a person, animal or ship just arrived in a country is kept isolated in case it carries a serious disease, to allow the disease time to develop and be detected 2. the period of such isolation to prevent the spread of disease six months’ quarantine verb to put a person or animal in quarantine (note: quarantining – quarantined) comment: people who are suspected of having an infectious disease can be kept in quarantine for a period which varies according to the incubation period of the disease. the main diseases concerned are cholera, yellow fever and typhus.
- Карантин система (комплекс) ограничительно-административных, санитарно- гигиенических и лечебно-профилактических мероприятий, направленных на охрану определенной территории от заноса возбудителей инфекционных (паразитарных) болезней из других территорий (стран) и на предупреждение их распространения за пределы эпидемического (эпизоотического) очага.
- Карантин. иногда препараты для исследования упакованы, но не готовы для отправки исследователю, так как отсутствуют заключительные результаты контроля качества. препараты находятся «в карантине» и не передаются для использования до тех пор, пока результаты контрольных тестов не подтвердят необходимое качество.
- Is, at most, a seclusion of forty days, from a free communication with the inhabitants of any country, in order to prevent the importation of the plague, or any other infectious disorder, either by persons or goods. the quarantine laws originated in the council of health at venice in the fourteenth or fifteenth century. (see lazaretto.)
- [1] the isolation and detention of incoming vessels and their passenger or animal cargo which might be carrying or have been exposed to infectious or contagious disease. [2] the period of such imposed isolation, which is seldom more than the implied 40 days (quarenta is forty in italian). the practice originated when venice tried to limit the spread of the black death by requiring all incoming vessels to remain at anchor for forty-two days. see also lazaretto.
- A term used to isolate spam e-mail messages, it is often seen in anti-spam software. once you quarantine the suspect messages, you must then delete them.
- The practice of holding items from use until it has been determined that they conform to quality or other standards.
- The isolation of an individual for the purpose of preventing the spread of disease
Requirements, английский
Нормативы
Individual, английский
Физическое лицо
Requirement, английский
- Требование
- Something which is necessary one of the requirements of the position is a qualification in pharmacy. res abbr reticuloendothelial system
- Требование; спрос; потребность; условие ~ of continuity требование (обеспече- 469 requirement ния) неразрывности [неразрезность сплошности] ~s of structural safety требования техники безопасности в строительстве
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Delivery order fee, английский
A charge for issuing a delivery order.
Classification society, английский
Worldwide experienced and reputable societies. which undertake to arrange inspections and advise on the hull and machinery of a ship. a private organization that supervises vessels during their construction and afterward, in respect to their seaworthiness, and the placing of vessels in grades or "classes" according to the society`s rules for each particular type. it is not compulsory by law that a shipowner have his vessel built according to the rules of any classification society; but in practice, the difficulty in securing satisfactory insurance rates for an unclassed vessel makes it a commercial obligation.
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