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1 аннулированный чек
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2 аннулированный чек
New russian-english economic dictionary > аннулированный чек
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3 аннулированный чек
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > аннулированный чек
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4 недействительный чек
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > недействительный чек
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5 оприходованный чек
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > оприходованный чек
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6 погашенный чек
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > погашенный чек
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7 погашенный чек
1) Economy: canceled cheque, cancelled check, paid cheque2) Accounting: cancelled cheque -
8 оплаченный чек
1) Economy: paid cheque2) Accounting: cancelled cheque3) Banking: cancelled check, cashed check, paid check4) Business: canceled check -
9 недействительный чек
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > недействительный чек
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10 аннулированный чек
1) Business: canceled check, cancelled cheque2) SAP.fin. voided checkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > аннулированный чек
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11 оплаченный чек
paid (cashed, cancelled) chequeBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > оплаченный чек
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12 оплаченный чек
cancelled (honoured, paid) cheque -
13 погашенный чек
cancelled (honoured, paid) cheque -
14 чек
сущ.- чек без покрытия
- чек на предъявителя
- акцептованный чек
- банковский чек
- бланковый чек
- возвратный чек
- выдавать чек
- выписывать чек
- выставлять чек
- именной чек
- кассовый чек
- кроссированный чек
- неакцептованный чек
- недействительный чек
- опротестованный чек
- ордерный чек
- предъявительский чек
- просроченный чек
- товарный чек
- удостоверенный чекдорожный (туристский) чек — traveller’s cheque
индоссамент на \чеке — ( передаточная надпись на обороте чека) cheque endorsement
неоплаченный (непогашенный) чек — dishonoured (uncancelled, unpaid) cheque
оплаченный (погашенный) чек — cancelled (honoured, paid) cheque
отзыв (отмена) \чека — revocation (stopping) of a cheque
отказ в оплате \чека — refusal to pay a cheque
передача \чека — transfer of a cheque
погашать чек (оплачивать по \чеку) — to honour (pay) a cheque
туристский (дорожный) чек — traveller’s cheque
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15 ограничительный индоссамент
1. restrictive endorsement2. restrictive indorsementБизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > ограничительный индоссамент
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