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1 недоїмка по процентах
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > недоїмка по процентах
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2 нестягнутий процент
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > нестягнутий процент
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3 недоплати за процентами
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4 нестягнений процент
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5 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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6 лихва
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7 одержувати
= одержатиto receive, to get; to obtain; ( посаду) to succeed (to); ( газету) to take in; ( приз) to gain, to winодержувати догану — to be rebuked, to catch it, to be reprimanded
одержувати назад — to recover, to get back
одержувати підтримку — to get/derive encouragement ( from), to receive powerful backing ( from)
одержувати по заслузі — to meet one's deserts, to meet with one's deserts, to get one's fairing, to get one's bitters
одержувати прибуток — to get a profit ( out of), to receive a profit ( from); to profit (by/from)
одержувати прочуханку — to get one's pennyworth; to catch it, to get it, to get it hot
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8 приносити
= принести1) ( доставляти кудись) to bring; to carry; to fetch2) ( давати - про врожай) to yield, to bearприносити плоди — to yield ( to bear) fruit; to bear fruit
3) ( давати якийсь результат) to bring inприносити прибуток — to bring in returns, to make a profit
приносити хороший дохід — to yield a good return, to return good interest
приносити користь — to be of benefit, to be of use
приносити плоди — to bear/yield fruit
приносити вибачення — to present one's apologies, to tender an apology, make one's apologies
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