Translations for „off-licence“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

off-licence [ˈɒflaɪsns, Am ˌɑ:fˈlaɪ-] N Brit

off-licence

магази́н m по прода́же спиртны́х напи́тков

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English

To reduce your risk of heart disease you should walk to your greengrocer -- not drive to your off-licence.

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The cost of a pub's licence is based on its turnover, while an off-licence -- which commonly makes a higher turnover -- pays a flat fee.

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Almost all supermarkets and grocery stores, and many petrol stations, have an off-licence.

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Last night health campaigners hit out at the off-licence.

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Anything from the bottom two shelves in the off-licence is a sign that you're tight.

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The off-licence is trying to keep the cut-price deal a secret from licensing chiefs in case they're carpeted for encouraging binge-drinking.

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This is important both from the medico-legal point of view and because the patient information leaflet may not make sense to the patient if the drug is used off-licence.

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By limiting off-licence hours, drinkers would have to "pre-plan your pre-loading or go without", he said.

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A newsagent/general dealer serves the local community as well as an off-licence/store.

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There was a butcher, an off-licence and a public house.

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