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101 take no account of
v. dikkate almamak, saymamak, hesaba katmamak -
102 taking into account
n. hesaba katma -
103 turn to account
kullanmak, yararlanmak -
104 you have no money on your account
hesabınızda para yok.English-Turkish dictionary > you have no money on your account
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105 abstract of account
n. hesap özeti -
106 balance an account
v. hesabı kapatmak -
107 balance of the account
n. hesap bakiyesi -
108 banking account
n. banka hesabı -
109 bargain for account
n. vadeli borsa işlemi -
110 bring smb. to account
v. hesap sormak -
111 bring to account
v. hesap sormak -
112 by one's own account
adv. kendi söylediğine göre -
113 call smb. to account
v. hesap sormak -
114 call to account
hesap sormak -
115 capital account
sermaye hesabı -
116 charge account
kredi kartı hesabı, veresiye hesabı -
117 charge to smb.'s account
v. hesabına yazmak -
118 charging to account
kredi kartı hesabı, veresiye hesabı -
119 checking account
çek hesabı, vadesiz hesap -
120 cheque account
n. çek hesabı, vadesiz hesap
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