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1 відносити на дебет рахунку ...
debit to... (v.); debit an account (v.)Українсько-англійський словник > відносити на дебет рахунку ...
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2 дебетувати рахунок ...
розм.; = списувати з рахункуcharge an account (v.); debit to... (v.); debit an account (v.) -
3 списувати з рахунку
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4 записувати
= записати1) to write down, to take down, to put down; ( занотовувати) to note, to make a note (of); ( з допомогою апарата) to recordзаписувати в борг — to charge, to score
записувати в бухгалтерську книгу — to make an entry (in), to enter
записувати елемент даних (напр., у файл) — to post
записувати лекцію — to make ( to take) notes at a lecture
записувати на рахунок — to pay into an account, to run up an account
записувати на відео — to video, to record on video
записувати на плівку — to tape, to record on tape
2) ( заносити до списку) to enter, to register, to enrol -
5 дебетовий залишок рахунка
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