в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia
I. barrier [брит. ˈbarɪə, америк. ˈbɛriər] СУЩ.
1. barrier:
2. barrier перенос.:
language barrier [ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒˌbærɪə(r)] СУЩ.
barrier lake [ˈbærɪəleɪk] СУЩ.
barrier cream [ˈbærɪəkriːm] СУЩ.
в словаре PONS
английский
итальянский
trade barrier СУЩ.
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Примеры из словаря PONS (редакционная проверка)
- In Italy travel on superhighways is paid for by a system of pedaggio (tolls), which ensures that the user pays for the use that he or she makes of the superhighway infrastructure. The network of tolled superhighways totals about 5, 500 km and is run by 24 concessionaire companies. Tolls are normally paid in cash at the tollgate. However payment can also be made using the Viacard® system, a magnetic card that can be used either at automatic barriers or handed to the tollgate operator; or with Telepass® , a telematic system that works by means of a small machine placed on the windshield allowing the driver to pass through the appropriate lanes without stopping.
Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)
Also, mature companies with large amounts of capital invested and brand recognition create "barriers to entry" against new competitors.
en.wikipedia.org Economists say shoplifting is common because it is a relatively unskilled crime with low entry barriers that can be fitted into a normal lifestyle.
en.wikipedia.org The earth and sleeper terraces would gradually make way for concrete terraces with metal crush barriers being erected at various points to prevent crushing.
en.wikipedia.org When latex barriers are used, oil-based lubrication can break down the structure of the latex and remove the protection it provides.
en.wikipedia.org Unable to hear the lessons, she'd had to copy out her classmates' notes and do extra reading to make up for the barriers she faced.
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