customs union

English

Noun

customs union (plural customs unions)

1. A type of trade bloc which is composed of a free trade area with a common external tariff.
   • 2018, Jonathan Lis, “Theresa May faces her party as a desperate gambler in hope of a break”, in Guardian‎^[1]:

     It appears the whole UK will remain in the customs union, so there are no tariff divergences or checks either on the island of Ireland or within the United Kingdom.

Translations

a type of trade bloc which is composed of a free trade area with a common external tariff

• Afrikaans: doeane-unie
• Armenian: մաքսային միություն (hy) (makʻsayin miutʻyun)
• Basque: aduana-batasun
• Belarusian: мы́тны саю́з m (mýtny sajúz)
• Catalan: unió duanera f
• Danish: toldunion c, told-forening c
• Dutch: douane-unie (nl) f, tolunie (nl) f, tolverbond m
• Finnish: tulliliitto, tulliunioni
• French: union douanière
• Galician: unión aduaneira (gl) f
• German: Zollunion (de) f, Zollverein (de) m
• Greek: τελωνειακή ένωση f (teloneiakí énosi)
• Hungarian: vámunió (hu)
• Italian: unione doganale f
• Latvian: muitas savienība f
• Norwegian: tollunion m, tollforening m or f
• Polish: unia celna f
• Portuguese: união aduaneira f
• Romanian: uniune vamală (ro) f
• Russian: тамо́женный сою́з (tamóžennyj sojúz)
• Spanish: unión aduanera f
• Swedish: tullunion c, tullförening c
• Ukrainian: ми́тний сою́з m (mýtnyj sojúz)