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1 вкладывать деньги в банк
1) General subject: bank2) Economy: invest money at a bank, put money in a bank, put money into a bank3) Banking: put money into bankУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вкладывать деньги в банк
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2 положить деньги в банк
1) General subject: put money in a bank, deposit money with a bank, deposit money in a bank2) Business: put money into a bankУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > положить деньги в банк
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3 вносить деньги в банк
1) Economy: deposit funds, deposit money at a bank, make a deposit, pay into a bank, pay money into a bank, put money into a bank2) Banking: bank, deposit, deposit money with bankУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вносить деньги в банк
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4 вкладывать деньги в банк
invest money with (at) a bank, put (pay) money into a bank, deposit money with (in) a bankBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > вкладывать деньги в банк
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5 переводить
1. перевести1. (вн.; в другой город, учреждение и т. п.) transfer (d.), move (d.)2. (вн. через) take* (d. across)4.:переводить стрелку часов вперёд, назад — put* a clock forward / on, back
перевести часы на (один) час вперёд, назад — put* the clock forward, back one hour
переводить стрелку ж.-д. — shunt, switch
переводить поезд на запасный путь — shunt / switch a train
5. (вн. в вн.; в другую систему измерения и т. п.) convert (d. to)♢
переводить дух, дыхание — take* breath2. перевести (вн. с рд. на вн.; на другой язык) 3. перевести (вн.)перевести взгляд (на вн.) — shift one's gaze (to)
1. (изводить,. истреблять) exterminate (d.)3. разг. (попусту тратить, расходовать) squander (d.) -
6 счёт
1) (результат подсчётов) result, total2) (взаимные претензии, обиды) accounts, scoresпредъявить счёт — to make a claim (on)
сбрасывать со счётов — not to take into account / consideration, to ignore
в конечном счёте — in the end, in the last analysis, in the long run, eventually
за казённый счёт — at government expense, at public cost
3) эк. (взаимные денежные расчёты) accountзаписывать на счёт — to put down to (smb.'s) account
оплатить счёт — to settle an account; to pay a bill
авансовый / депозитный счёт — deposit account
банковский счёт — bank account, banking
блокированный / замороженный счёт — blocked account
неоплаченные счёта — outstandings, unsettled accounts
открытый счёт — open account; current account амер.
результатный счёт, счёт прибылей и убытков — profit and loss account
текущий счёт — current / running account
оплата / погашение счёта — settlement of account
счёт валюты / девизов — currency account
счёт доходов / поступлений — revenue account
счёт капитала / товара / ценных бумаг — stock account
4) (документ) bill
См. также в других словарях:
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