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1 оборотный капитал
1) General subject: current assets, current assets (текущие активы), floating assets, working capital (текущие активы), circulating capital, floating capital (circulating), funds (AD), liquidity (AD)2) Construction: circulating capillary3) Economy: current capital, current receivable, floating stock, fluid capital, liquid assets, live capital, operating capital4) Diplomatic term: turnover fund5) Abbreviation: W/C (Working Capital)6) Business: circulating assets, flowing capital, rolling capital, trading capital, working assets7) Management: capital floating8) EBRD: floating capital9) Gold mining: current (circulating) capital10) SAP.fin. inventory -
2 свободно перемещающийся капитал
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > свободно перемещающийся капитал
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3 утечка капитала
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4 утечка
1. flowing out2. natural lossестественная убыль; усушка; утечка; утруска — natural loss
3. outflowотлив капитала; утечка золота — capital outflow
4. wantage5. run-off6. dribbling7. escape8. filtration9. leaking-out10. drainутечка "умов" — brain drain
11. seepage12. ullage13. leakage; escape14. leak15. wastage -
5 расход
1) General subject: consumption, debit, disbursement, expenditure, expense, sale, spending, expenditory2) Computers: usage4) Medicine: capacity5) Obsolete: mises7) Engineering: circulation rate (напр. бурового раствора), consumption rate, demand, discharge rate (воды), drain, flow, flow rate, flow-rate, flux, modulus of flow, output flow, rate of throughput (жидкости, газа), runoff (поверхностного стока), supply rate (воды), the amount used (чего-л.), throughput rate, water, outgo9) Construction: coverage rate (краски и т. п.), expense (средств, времени), expenses, intensity, rate of flow, delivery (напр, воды)11) Accounting: charge, expenditure (платеж или возникновение задолженности (см. также capital expenditure - капитальные затраты; revenue expenditure - текущие расходы)), less (в статьях баланса), withdrawal (материалов)12) Automobile industry: consumption (масла, воздуха, энергии), discharge (масла), flow (жидкости или газа), run-off (воды)14) Mining: delivery (воды), drawing-off (воздуха, пара, воды), take (напр. цементного раствора на скважину или забой в определённых условиях)15) Metallurgy: take17) University: damage18) Physics: rate of flux19) Information technology: disbursements, expenditures20) Oil: rate of delivery, throughflow21) Astronautics: mass discharge22) Banking: outlay24) Mechanics: capacity rate, delivery rate, volumetric output27) Oil&Gas technology discharge rate, flowrate29) Automation: capacity rate (насоса), delivery input, delivery rate (жидкости, газа), displacement (насоса), flow volume (жидкости или газа), flowrate (жидкости), runoff (напр. жидкости), volumetric output (напр. насоса)30) leg.N.P. charges, costs31) Makarov: consumption (масла, воздуха, пара, топлива), consumption (потребление), delivery (напр. воды), delivery (потока), delta (воды), expenditure (средств, материалов, сил), flow quantity, flow rate (напр. теплоносителя), flowing, input, outflow capacity (продукта, воздуха), output, rate (воды и т.п.), run-out32) SAP.fin. expdt.33) oil&gas: annual flowrate in metric tons per year34) Logistics: expendability, quantities expended
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