"good" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

good sustantivo

sustantivo + good

Kolokacji: 43

consumer good • household good • leather good • trade good • capital good • material good • ...

good + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 28

goods yard • goods traffic • goods store • goods order • goods vehicle • ...

good + verbo

Kolokacji: 40

good sheds • good comes • good moves • good includes • good arrives • ...

verbo + good

Kolokacji: 87

sell goods • buy goods • produce goods • transport goods • import goods • carry goods • purchase goods • export goods • ship goods • ...

Kolokacji: 31

Grup znaczeniowych: 13

Kolokacji: 15

1. sell goods = sprzedawaj towary sell goods

2. buy goods = kup towary buy goods

3. import goods = towar importowany import goods

4. purchase goods = zakup dobra purchase goods

5. export goods = towary eksportowe export goods

6. trade goods = dobra handlowe trade goods

7. offer goods = oferta dobra offer goods

8. pay for goods = zapłać za dobytek pay for goods

9. distribute goods = rozdaj towary distribute goods

10. good is removed = dobry jest usunięty good is removed

11. pay on goods = wpłać na towary pay on goods

12. dump goods = wysypisko dobra dump goods

13. market one's goods = rynek czyjś dobra market one's goods

14. dispose of the goods = rozdysponuj dobytkiem dispose of the goods

15. charge on goods = opłata na towarach charge on goods

Customs duty: A tax we charge on imported goods.
VAT is a tax that is charged on goods or services.
A tax charged on goods imported into the European Union (EU).
Tax charged on certain goods particularly alcohol and tobacco.
They are now up to 10 times higher than the duties charged on goods from other countries.
Specific duty is charged on most imported agricultural goods.
From Jan. 1, 1993, a basic rate of 25 per cent would be charged on most goods and services.
Duty: Taxes we charge on imported goods under the combined nomenclature of the Community.
Tax charged on imported goods under the Combined Nomenclature of the Community.
The supermarkets then found that they could charge bigger margins on goods that were peripheral to their core business, processed foods.