Значение слова "CONTRACTOR" найдено в 36 источниках

CONTRACTOR

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"
[kən`træktə]
подрядчик, контрактор
поставщик, снабженец
стягивающая мышца


найдено в "Англо-русском экономическом словаре"
сущ.
1) эк., юр. подрядчик, контрактор; поставщик (физическое или юридическое лицо, выполняющее какие-л. работы или оказывающее услуги по контракту)

ATTRIBUTES:

building contractor — строительный подрядчик

haulage contractor — перевозчик

transport contractor — транспортный подрядчик

a/v contractor — поставщик аудио- и видеооборудования

exhibition contractor — подрядчик по выставкам

home improvement contractor — подрядчик по ремонту жилых помещений

contractor on project — подрядчик по проекту

contractor on mining operations — подрядчик по добыче полезных ископаемых

contractor for construction project — подрядчик на строительный проект

contractor for this work — подрядчик на эту работу

plumbing company contractor — подрядчик водопроводной компании

insurance company's contractor — подрядчик страховой компании

contractor of power plant — подрядчик электростанции

contractor for a logistics company — подрядчик логистической компании

contractor at a large health organization — подрядчик в крупной организации здравоохранения

contractor in non-profit organization — подрядчик в некоммерческой организации

See:
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2) эк., юр., амер. контрактор* (принципал, дающий поручение поверенному на разовой основе)
See:
principal 3), master, employer 3), agency 5), agent

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контрактор, подрядчик.
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1) исполнитель; 2) /construction-man/ подрядчик
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КОНТРАКТАНТ
.организация или лицо, принимающие на себя определенные обязательства по контракту..Словарь экономических терминов 1.
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Маркетинг
разработчик товара
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Международные экономические отношения
подрядчик
специализированная фирма (организация), выполняющая строительно-монтажные работы при сооружении объектов в стране заказчика на основе договоров подряда на капитальное строительство


найдено в "Financial and business terms"
contractor: translation

contractor con‧trac‧tor [kənˈtræktə ǁ ˈkɑːntræktər] noun [countable]
COMMERCE a person or company that makes an agreement to do work or provide goods in large amounts for another company:

• The company has no plans to expand the use of contractors in place of its own staff.

• a roofing contractor

apˌproved conˈtractor COMMERCE
a contractor put on a list by an official group to say that they can be trusted to do work in a satisfactory way:

• Paint manufacturers will have to get themselves onto a list of approved contractors before they can even bid for orders to major customers.

ˈbuilding conˌtractor PROPERTY
a person or company that builds houses, offices, public buildings etc under the terms of a contract:

• a contract to supply building materials to a building contractor

deˈfence conˌtractor , defense contractor MANUFACTURING
a company that provides goods, such as aircraft, to a country's armed forces:

• major defence contractors, such as Boeing in Washington

ˌgeneral conˈtractor COMMERCE
the main contractor on a project, who is responsible for fulfilling the conditions of a contract, and usually employs smaller subcontractor S to do some or most of the work
ˈhaulage conˌtractor TRANSPORT
a person or company whose business is carrying goods for other companies by road or rail; = CONTRACT CARRIER:

• A haulage contractor agreed to deliver mixed concrete to RMC's customers.

ˌprime conˈtractor COMMERCE
another name for general contractor — see also subcontractor

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contractor UK US /kənˈtræktər/ noun [C] WORKPLACE, HR
a person or company that is paid by another company to work on a particular project for a particular amount of money: »

Working 24/7 is something IT contractors grow used to if they want to compete.

See also APPROVED CONTRACTOR(Cf.↑approved contractor), BUILDING CONTRACTOR(Cf. ↑building contractor), GENERAL CONTRACTOR(Cf. ↑general contractor), INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR(Cf. ↑independent contractor), PRIME CONTRACTOR(Cf. ↑prime contractor)


найдено в "Collocations dictionary"
contractor: translation

noun
ADJECTIVE
independent, private
external (esp. BrE), outside
government
prime

The prime contractor can take on several subcontractors.

approved

a list of approved contractors

haulage (BrE)
building, concrete (AmE), demolition, electrical, engineering (esp.BrE), masonry (AmE), roofing
civilian, defence/defense, military
VERB + CONTRACTOR
employ, hire, select, use

We'll need to employ a building contractor to do the work.



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