Значение слова "COOPERATIVE" найдено в 45 источниках

COOPERATIVE

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"
[kəʊ`ɔp(ə)rətɪv]
совместный, объединенный; работающий вместе
кооперативный
отзывчивый; дружелюбный
кооператив; кооперативное общество
кооперативный магазин
кооператор, член кооперативного общества


найдено в "Financial and business terms"
co-operative: translation

co-operative co-op‧e‧ra‧tive [kəʊˈɒprətɪv ǁ koʊˈɑːp-] also cooperative noun [countable] COMMERCE ORGANIZATIONS
also co-operative society a company, factory, or organization in which all the people working there own an equal share of it:

• Ten years ago a small group of woodworkers formed a co-operative.

• She founded the Maison Espérance, a co-operative dressmaking business.

agriˌcultural co-ˈoperative COMMERCE FARMING ORGANIZATIONS
a co-operative that brings together and sells the products produced by small farmers:

• Privately owned farms have replaced many agricultural co-operatives.

conˌsumers' co-ˈoperative COMMERCE ORGANIZATIONS
a co-operative that buys goods from a wholesale co-operative and sells them in a shop.Any profit that it makes is divided between the members
ˈcredit co-ˌoperative also ˌsavings and ˈcredit co-ˌoperative COMMERCE FINANCE ORGANIZATIONS
a co-operative that lends money, collected from its members, at low rates of interest; = CREDIT SOCIETY:

• the Tokyo Shinkin bank, an Osaka-based credit co-operative

ˈhousing co-ˌoperative COMMERCE PROPERTY ORGANIZATIONS
in Britain, a co-operative that provides low-cost housing for people to rent:

• a complex of flats to be let by a housing co-operative

inˌdustrial co-ˈoperative COMMERCE MANUFACTURING ORGANIZATIONS
an industrial company that is owned by its employees rather than by outside shareholders:

• The industrial co-operative is particularly unsuited to capital-intensive business.

ˈmarketing co-ˌoperative COMMERCE ORGANIZATIONS
a co-operative where producers of a particular type of goods work together in order to sell them:

• a marketing co-operative in which more than 140 small local producers take part

ˈretail co-ˌoperative COMMERCE ORGANIZATIONS
another name for consumers' co-operative
ˈwholesale co-ˌoperative COMMERCE ORGANIZATIONS
a co-operative owned by a number of consumer co-operatives that buys or produces large quantities of goods and supplies them to its members and to other co-operatives. The profit it makes is shared between the members according to the value of the stock they have bought


найдено в "Англо-русском экономическом словаре"
1. сущ.
1) эк., юр. кооператив, кооперативное общество (добровольное объединение людей или мелких компаний с целью организации производства и предоставления всем участникам этого объединения (членам кооператива) какой-л. услуги на более выгодных условиях, чем они могли бы получить без создания кооператива (при покупке этой услуги на рынке); напр., кооперативный банк, созданный для повышения процента по вкладам и снижения процента по кредитам своим членам, потребительское общество для совместных закупок товаров, сельскохозяйственный кооператив для совместной продажи продукции, жилищный кооператив и т. п.; в американском законодательстве кооператив может быть инкорпорированной компанией)
Syn:
cooperative society, mutual company
See:
advertising cooperative, agricultural credit cooperative, buyers' cooperative, consumer cooperative, consumer's cooperative, credit cooperative, full cooperative, partial cooperative, producers' cooperative, sellers' cooperative, workers' cooperative, cooperative bank, investor-owned firm, incorporated
2) эк. кооперативный магазин
3) эк., юр. член кооперативного общества
Syn:
co-operative
2. прил.
1) общ. совместный, объединенный; согласованно действующий

cooperative attitude — склонность к сотрудничеству

See:
cooperative advertisement, cooperative advertising, cooperative approach, cooperative bargaining, cooperative behaviour, cooperative conjectural variations, cooperative game, cooperative learning, cooperative mailing, cooperative marketing
2) эк. кооперативный

cooperative enterprise — кооперативное предприятие

Syn:
joint, associate, integrated
See:
cooperative advertising, cooperative agreement, cooperative bank, cooperative buying, cooperative credit society, cooperative enterprise, cooperative farm, cooperative farming, cooperative joint venture, cooperative marketing association, cooperative society

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сo-opкооператив: ассоциация людей или мелких компаний, организация, принадлежащая своим членам и призванная обслуживать их или решать общие проблемы; это может быть кооперативный банк, созданный для повышения процента по вкладам и снижения процента по кредитам своим членам, потребительское общество для совместных закупок товаров, сельскохозяйственный кооператив для совместной продажи продукции, жилищный кооператив и т.д.

найдено в "Financial and business terms"
cooperative: translation

An organization owned by its members. Examples are agriculture cooperatives that assist farmers in selling their products more efficiently and apartment buildings owned by the residents who have full control of the property. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

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Ⅰ.
cooperative UK US (UK also co-operative) /kəʊˈɒpərətɪv/ noun [C] (also co-op, UK also co-operative society) WORKPLACE, ECONOMICS
an organization or company that is owned and controlled by a group of members who each have a share in it, for example its employees or customers: »

a farmers' cooperative

See also AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE(Cf. ↑agricultural cooperative), CONSUMER COOPERATIVE(Cf. ↑consumer cooperative), CREDIT CO-OPERATIVE(Cf.↑credit co-operative), HOUSING CO-OPERATIVE(Cf. ↑housing co-operative), INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVE(Cf. ↑industrial co-operative), MARKETING COOPERATIVE(Cf. ↑marketing cooperative), RETAIL COOPERATIVE(Cf. ↑retail cooperative), SAVINGS AND CREDIT CO-OPERATIVE(Cf. ↑savings and credit co-operative), WHOLESALE COOPERATIVE(Cf. ↑wholesale cooperative)
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cooperative UK US (UK also co-operative) /kəʊˈɒpərətɪv/ adjective [before noun] WORKPLACE, ECONOMICS
a cooperative organization or company is owned and controlled by a group of members who each have a share in it, for example its employees or customers: »

cooperative businesses/ventures



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