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41 euromarkt
n. Euromarket, European money market; financial transactions executed in a particular Eurocurrency -
42 financieel
adj. financial, of money matters, of finance--------adv. financially -
43 financieel beheer
n. financial management, control or handling of money matters -
44 financier
n. financier, financial expert; sponsor, moneylender -
45 fundraising
n. fundraising, act of raising money, act of collecting financial resources for an organization (or political party, etc.) -
46 geldelijk
adj. financial, monetary, pecuniary--------adv. financially, from a monetary standpoint -
47 geldhandel
n. banking, business of a bank, business of financial transactions -
48 geldkoers
n. interest rate, rate of the money that is paid for a financial service (loan, etc.) -
49 geldzorg
n. financial worries -
50 gepensioneerde
n. pensioner, retired person who lives on a monthly financial stipend -
51 handelswaarde
n. economic value, financial worth -
52 hulpfonds
n. relief fund, fund that is set up to offer financial assistance to those in need -
53 hulpkas
n. relief fund, fund that is set up to offer financial assistance to those in need -
54 huurling
n. hired worker, hired soldier, soldier of fortune, soldier who fights for a financial reward -
55 hypotheekbank
n. mortgage bank, financial establishment which gives out long-term loans for the purpose of purchasing real-estate -
56 kapitaalbelegging
n. capital investment, financial investment, money paid to purchase an asset -
57 финансовая помощь
adjlaw. financiële steunverlening (= financial assistance) -
58 aangelegenheid
♦voorbeelden:1 financiële aangelegenheden • financial affairs/matters -
59 acrobatie
1 [kunst] acrobatics♦voorbeelden: -
60 als gevolg van een slecht financieel beheer
als gevolg van een slecht financieel beheerVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > als gevolg van een slecht financieel beheer
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