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1 борг
I чdebt; arrearage, arrears ( заборгованість)купувати в борг — to buy ( to take) on credit ( on trust)
бути в боргу — to be in one's debt, to owe, to be indebted
робити борги — to contract/incur debts
прощати борги — to remit a debt; ( кому-небудь) to acquit smb. of a debt
в борг — on credit/trust
повертати, віддавати борг — to repay
не залишатися в боргу — to repay, to pay back, to return the favor
II ч мор.прострочений борг — outstanding debt, unsettled debt
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2 заборгованість
жdebt, indebtedness, arrears, backlog, liability; ек. redзовнішня заборгованість — external ( foreign) debt, external ( foreign) indebtedness
заборгованість по зарплаті — arrears of wages, accrued personal compensation, wages payable; амер. holdback pay
мати заборгованість — to be in arrears, to be in debts, to have debts, to be in the red
сплачувати заборгованість — to repay (to pay off, to clear off, to settle) debts
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3 виплачувати
= виплатитиto pay, to disburse, to pay off ( out), to pay in full; to settle debtsвиплачувати борг — to liquidate (to pay off, to work out, to clear off, to settle) a debt; to redeem ( no закладній)
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4 сплачувати
= сплатитисплачувати борг — to pay (to discharge, to answer, to meet) a debt
сплачувати по векселю — to pay/meet a bill
сплачувати по рахунку — to settle one's account ( reckoning); to foot the bill
сплачувати цілком — to pay off (up)
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5 віддавати
= віддати1) ( повертати назад щось) to give back, to return2) (присвячувати, жертвувати) to devote, to give up3) ( продавати) to sell, to let have4) ( відправляти кудись з певною метою) to sendвіддавати до школи — to put ( to send) to school
6) мор. ( кінці) to let go, to unbend, to loosen, to cast off7) ( про зброю) to recoil, to kick ( offirearms)8)віддавати належне — to render one's due; to pay tribute (to)
віддавати перевагу (комусь) — to show ( to give) preference (to)
віддавати під суд — to indict (for, on); to take to court, to prosecute
віддавати розпорядження (наказ) — to issue an order, to give orders
віддавати честь військ. — to salute
віддавати якір — to to drop/cast the anchor
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