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Dictionary of shipping, accounting and commercial terms and expressions. English – Russian – German

Dictionary of shipping, accounting and commercial terms and expressions. English – Russian – German

Name: Dictionary of shipping, accounting and commercial terms and expressions. English – Russian – German
Brand: Editura Universitară
SKU: 9786062819507
Price: 105.71 RON
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Publisher: Editura Universitară

Author: Monica-Alina Toma, Anton Breiner (coordinator), Marina-Luminiţa Militaru, Alina- Maria Seica, Zinaida-Tamara Fedot, Lora-Dagmar Constantinescu

Edition: I

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Publisher year: 2025

ISBN: 978-606-28-1950-7

DOI: 10.5682/9786062819507

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Dictionary of shipping, accounting and commercial terms and expressions. English – Russian – German contains over 10.500 entries widely used in the sphere of accounting, finance, logistics, international shipping and global trade. The dictionary can be used by a variety of professionals and individuals who work in or study related fields. Some of the key users include accountants and financial professionals, those working in the shipping, freight, and logistics industries, business owners and entrepreneurs, translators and students. The economic glossary selected in the current dictionary is not exhaustive. However, the authors chose the most frequently encountered terms in the field of accounting, commerce and shipping. Essentially, anyone involved in the business, finance, trade, shipping, or logistics sectors could benefit from using this type of dictionary.
A trilingual dictionary in English, Russian, and German is incredibly useful as it allows professionals to communicate accurately across these three major languages. English is often the common language of business, while Russian and German are significant in Eastern Europe and Central Europe, respectively. People from different linguistic backgrounds often need to understand technical or legal terms in their trade, shipping, or financial dealings.