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1 salary
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2 a boost in salary
[bu:st in 'sælëri] rritje rroge -
3 advance
[ëd 'væns] v.,n. -v. 1. përparoj, avancoj2. shtohet, rritet (vlera etj)3. jap si paradhënie, parapaguaj; advance sb a month's salary i jap dikujt një rrogë mujore paradhënie4. parashtroj; advance a new idea parashtroj një ide të re5. gradoj; advance from lieutenant to captain e gradoj nga toger në kapiten6. aut. i jap avancë (motorit)-n 1. përparim; avancim2. ngritje, rritje3. paradhënie; hua● in advance a) përpara; b) që më parë, para kohe● advance-booking [ëd'væns'buking] n. rezervim (dhome në hotel)● advance notice n. njoftim paraprak* * *përparoj; zhvillim -
4 bank
bank I [bænk] n.,v. -n 1. breg, buzë (lumi). 2. ledh; pirg. 3. ballë qymyri (në minierë). 4. cektinë. 5. shpat; skarpat. 6. grumbull (resh). 7. av. anim, pjerrje.-v 1. rrethoj me ledh. 2. mbledh, grumbullon, bën pirg (era borën). 3. mblidhen, grumbullohen (retë). 4. ngrihet, vjen e ngritur (rruga). 5. av. anoj; anohetbank II [bænk] n 1. bankë; the Bank of Albania Banka e Shtetit Shqiptar; bank rate kuotë e bankës, kurs i bankës. 2. kumbara, kuti kursimesh. 3. (në kumar) banka, depozita. 4. depozitë, vend ruajtjeje; data bank vend ruajtjeje informacioni.- v 1. depozitoj, vë në bankë; to bank one's salary evë rrogën në bankë. 2. kryej veprime bankare. 3. ( on, upon) var/mbështes shpresën (te); bank on sb'shelp ivarshpresat tedikush● bank account [bænk ë'kaunt] n. llogari bankare, llogari në bankë● bankbook ['bænkbuk] n. librezë banke● bank clerk [bænk kla:k(kleë:k)] n. punonjës banke● bank statement [bænk 'steitmënt] n. gjendje e llogarisë në bankë, dëftesë e bankës* * *bank -
5 boost
[bu:st] v.,n. -v 1. ngre. 2. rris (çmimet). 3. reklamoj (një artikull)./-n 1. ngjitje; shtytje, përkrahje. 2. rritje; a boost in salary rritje rroge
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