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1 laundering
['lɔːndərɪŋ]1) (of clothes) (il fare il) bucato m.2) (of money, profits) riciclaggio m.* * *laundering /ˈlɔ:ndərɪŋ/n. [u]* * *['lɔːndərɪŋ]1) (of clothes) (il fare il) bucato m.2) (of money, profits) riciclaggio m. -
2 money laundering
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3 ♦ money
♦ money /ˈmʌnɪ/1 [u] moneta; denaro; valuta; quattrini; soldi (fam.): I'm short of money, sono a corto di soldi; to make money, fare soldi, fare quattrini; to spend money, spendere denaro; to waste money, sprecare i soldi; to scrape together the money, raggranellare i soldi; to save money, risparmiare denaro; paper money, moneta cartacea; cartamoneta; banconote; hard money, moneta metallica; ( anche) moneta forte; big money, somme enormi; soldi a palate; un sacco di soldi; good money, soldi sudati; buon stipendio; ready money, denaro contante; contanti; silver money, valuta in argento; prize money, premio in denaro3 stipendio; paga: What's the money like?, quanto si guadagna?; DIALOGO → - Asking about work 2- The money is much better, guadagno molto di più4 (ipp.) premio in denaro5 (pl.) (leg. o arc.) somme di denaro; importi● (fin.) money at call (o at short notice), denaro a vista (o a breve preavviso) □ (market.) money-back guarantee, garanzia di rimborso ( all'acquirente); garanzia ‘soddisfatti o rimborsati’ (fam.) □ money bag, borsa ( per il denaro) □ (fin.) money balances, saldi monetari □ money belt, cintura per (portare addosso) denaro ( nascosto) □ (polit.) money bill, legge finanziaria □ (fin.) money broker, intermediario creditizio; intermediario finanziario; ( USA) cambiavalute □ (fig.) money cow, vacca da mungere, miniera d'oro (fig.) □ (fam.) money for jam, soldi facili □ money-grubber, persona avida di denaro; arraffone, arraffona □ money-grubbing, cupidigia (o avidità) di denaro □ money laundering, lavaggio (o riciclaggio) di denaro sporco □ money launderer, chi ricicla denaro sporco □ (econ.) money loser, azienda in passivo (o in perdita); progetto fallimentare □ (econ.) money-losing, che perde soldi; che è in passivo □ (prov.) Money makes the world go round, i soldi fanno girare il mondo □ ( banca, fam.) money managing, gestione patrimoniale □ (fin.) money market, mercato monetario □ ( nelle domande d'impiego e sim.) money no question, miti pretese □ (econ.) money of account, moneta (o valuta) di conto □ money of exchange, moneta di cambio □ (market.) money-off voucher, buono sconto □ money order, mandato (o ordine di pagamento); vaglia postale □ (spec. USA) money politics, la politica condizionata dal denaro □ (market.) money refund, ristorno □ (fin., in GB) money shop, agenzia finanziaria □ money spider, ragno portafortuna □ (fig.: d'azienda, ecc.) money-spinner, miniera d'oro □ (econ.) money squeeze, stretta creditizia □ (econ.) money supply, offerta di moneta □ money transfer, bonifico bancario; bancogiro □ (fam.) any money, quel che vuoi (o l'osso del collo, o la testa): I'll bet you any money that…, scommetto la testa che… □ black money, denaro sporco; (fisc.) compensi (o ricavi) in nero □ ( slang) right on the money, azzeccatissimo: Your comment is right on the money, la tua osservazione è azzeccatissima □ to coin money, batter moneta: (fig.) to be coining money, far denaro a palate □ for money, a pagamento, in cambio di soldi, per denaro □ to get one's money's worth, spender bene il proprio denaro □ (fam.) to be made of money, essere ricco sfondato □ to marry ( into) money, fare un matrimonio d'interesse □ to mint money, battere moneta: (fig.) to be minting money, fare soldi a palate □ to pay money down, pagare in contanti (o a pronta cassa) □ to put money into, investire denaro in □ to put money on, scommettere su □ to put money to interest, impiegar denaro; mettere denaro a frutto □ (fam.) to be rolling in money, essere ricco sfondato; nuotare nell'oro □ (fig.) to have money to burn, avere denaro da buttar via; poter spendere e spandere □ to take the money and run, prendere i soldi e chi s'è visto s'è visto □ (fig.) to throw good money after bad, buttare altro denaro per tentare di recuperare quello già perduto; buttare soldi al vento □ ( di una persona) to be worth a lot of money, essere ricchissimo □ (pop.) He's in the money, è pieno di soldi □ There is [was] money in it, c'è [c'era] del denaro da guadagnare (nell'affare); c'è [c'era] da fare dei soldi (fam.) □ Your money or your life!, o la borsa o la vita!
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