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1. оплата натурой; оплата товарамиpaid in kind — платил натурой; оплаченный натурой
2. платить натуройissued in kind — отпустил натурой; отпущенный натурой
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3 pay in kind
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > pay in kind
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4 pay-in-kind securities
сокр. PIK securities фин., амер. ценные бумаги с натуральной оплатой* (ценные бумаги, периодический доход по которым не выплачивается в денежном виде, а погашается путем передачи кредитору/акционеру дополнительных ценных бумаг, обычно того же типа, что и первоначальные ценные бумаги; в такой форме обычно выпускаются облигации или привилегированные акции)Syn:See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > pay-in-kind securities
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платить натурой, товарамиTheir revenues were mostly paid, not in money, but in kind, such as corn, wine and cattle. (H. T. Buckle, ‘History of Civilization in England’, vol. III, ch. V) — Плату они получали не деньгами, а преимущественно натурой: зерном, вином и скотом.
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6 pay in kind
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > pay in kind
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платить натурой ; -
8 pay in kind
оплата натурой -
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1) Общая лексика: заплатить товарами, платить натурой2) Юридический термин: платить товарами -
10 pay-in-kind bond
Вексельное право: облигация с правом выплат в натуральной фор -
11 pay in kind
/vi/ платить товарами -
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• /vi/ платить натурой• 1) /vi/ платить натурой; 2) /vi, in passive/ оплатить натурой -
13 pay-in-kind bond
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14 pay in kind
оплачувати товарами, платити натурою (товарами) -
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платить натурой, платить товарами -
20 pay in kind
См. также в других словарях:
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pay in kind — See repay in kind … English idioms
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