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1 inkasso
(en) collection;[ besørge inkasso] collect;[ energisk inkasso] efficient collection of debts;[ overgive til inkasso] hand over to a debt-collecting firm. -
2 kræve
1тре́бовать* * *call for, claim, demand, expect, insist, require* * *vb demand ( fx an explanation, higher pay; that he (should) do it),( vedholdende) insist on ( fx one's rights; his leaving the room; she insisted that he (should) leave the room);( som sin ret; med begrundet krav) claim ( fx compensation, one's rights, one's reward);F ( svagere) require ( fx I will do everything that is required of me; he required that I (should) do it),( stærkere) exact ( fx obedience, payment);( med tingssubjekt: nødvendiggøre) call for ( fx a solution; great care),F require ( fx this work requires great skill; my duty requires that I (should) do it),( stærkere) demand ( fx an operation demanding great care);[ kræve ham løsladt] demand his release, demand that he should be released;[ kræve mange ofre] claim many victims;[ kræve betaling af en] demand payment from somebody;[ kræve en for penge] press somebody for money;[ kræve penge ind] collect money (, debts);[ kræve en til regnskab] call somebody to account.
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