transatlantic trade
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftransatlanticandtrade
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transatlantic
adjective
uk/ˌtræn.zətˈlæn.tɪk/us/ˌtræn.zætˈlæn.t̬ɪk/
crossing the Atlantic ocean, or relating to countries on both sides of the ...
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trade
noun
uk/treɪd/us/treɪd/
the activity of buying and selling, or exchanging, goods and/or services between people ...
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(Definition oftransatlanticandtradefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Outside these years,transatlantictradewas sporadic.
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The linen trade is an excellent pedagogical device to introduce students to the remarkable complexities oftransatlantictrade.
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Unfortunately, the aims of the conference were not fully realized and at the current time the domestic sector remains a neglected poor relation oftransatlantictrade.
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Long-term unemployment started when thetransatlantictradebegan to decline.
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True, in paragraph 47 the rapporteur does highlight commontransatlantictradeinterests, such as the enforcement of intellectual property rights.
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If we want to achieve cooperation, in atransatlantictradeenvironment, we have to adjust the two currencies.
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However, we believed that it would have been perfectly consistent with that to have had thetransatlantictradedeal as well.
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On the issue of airports, will the promotion of thetransatlantictradestress the environmental advantages of using northern airports on transatlantic routes?
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From then on, the company was a serious competitor for thetransatlantictrade.
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Intra-company transfers are estimated to constitute a third of alltransatlantictrade.
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It was eventually finished in 1888, but thetransatlantictradehoped for never materialized.
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His conclusion therefore was that, if this is to pay, it must be drawn up in such a fashion that we take advantage oftransatlantictrade.
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Then, when the tobacco trade meant that about 200 ships were gainfully employed intransatlantictrade, the importation and taxation of tobacco constituted a huge national asset.
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The decline was centered ontransatlantictrade, with transpacific container volumes increasing by 0.4 percent over 2006.
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Scenes commonly portrayed in relief on the ivories capture the dynamic and cosmopolitan coastal activity related to thetransatlantictrade.
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Archival material for thetransatlantictradein the 16th to 18th centuries may seem useful as a source, yet these record books were often falsified.
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