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by weekly instalments - translation to russian

MAGAZINE PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
Farmers Weekly interactive; Farmers' Weekly; Farmer's Weekly

by weekly instalments      
еженедельными взносами
biweekly         
NEWSPAPER THAT IS PUBLISHED ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK
Biweekly; Semi-weekly newspaper; Bi-weekly newspaper; Weekly paper; Biweekly newspaper; Weekly Newspaper

[bai'wi:kli]

общая лексика

двухнедельник (периодическое издание, выходящее раз в две недели)

раз в две недели

два раза в неделю

прилагательное

[bai'wi:kli]

общая лексика

выходящий раз в две недели

выходящий два раза в неделю

наречие

общая лексика

раз в две недели

два раза в неделю

существительное

[bai'wi:kli]

общая лексика

периодическое издание

выходящее раз в две недели или два раза в неделю

biweekly         
NEWSPAPER THAT IS PUBLISHED ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK
Biweekly; Semi-weekly newspaper; Bi-weekly newspaper; Weekly paper; Biweekly newspaper; Weekly Newspaper
1) выходящий раз в две недели (об издании)
2) выходящий два раза в неделю

Definition

Аль-Ахрам
("Аль-Ахра́м",)

газета в ОАР, см. "Ахрам".

Wikipedia

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly is a magazine aimed at the British farming industry. It provides news; business features; a weekly digest of facts and figures about British, European and world agriculture; and livestock, arable and machinery sections with reports on technical developments, farm sales and analysis of prices.

What is the Russian for by weekly instalments? Translation of &#39by weekly instalments&#39 to Russi