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1 expenses
n pl разноски
at my EXPENSES на мои разноски
to cut down EXPENSES съкращавам разноски
travelling EXPENSES пътни разноски* * *разноски;* * *1. at my expenses на мои разноски 2. n pl разноски 3. to cut down expenses съкращавам разноски 4. travelling expenses пътни разноски -
2 expense
{iks'pens}
n разход, разноски (често pl), to go to/to incur EXPENSEs правя разноски, влизам в разноски
to put someone to EXPENSE вкарвам някого в разноски
working EXPENSEs of production производствени разходи
at someone's EXPENSE за нечия сметка (и прен.)
at the EXPENSE of one's life с цената на живота си* * *{iks'pens} n разход, разноски (често pl), to go to/to incur expense* * *харч; сметка; разход;* * *1. at someone's expense за нечия сметка (и прен.) 2. at the expense of one's life с цената на живота си 3. n разход, разноски (често pl), to go to/to incur expenses правя разноски, влизам в разноски 4. to put someone to expense вкарвам някого в разноски 5. working expenses of production производствени разходи* * *expense[iks´pens] n 1. разход, разноски (често pl); regardless of \expense без да се гледа какво ще струва; to cut down \expenses съкращавам (ограничавам, намалявам) разходи; to go to ( incur) \expenses правя разноски, влизам в разноски, охарчвам се; to put s.o. to \expense вкарвам някого в разноски (разход); free of \expense търг. франко; depreciation \expenses амортизационни начисления; maintenance \expenses разходи за поддържане и техническо обслужване; overhaul \expenses разходи за ремонт; overhead \expenses режийни разноски; incidental \expenses непредвидени разноски; working \expense of production производствени разходи; \expenses covered безплатно; 2. прен. цена; сметка; at the \expense of за сметка на, с цената на; they are laughing at my \expense те ми се присмиват; at any \expense на всяка цена.
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cut corners — Synonyms and related words: blink, carefully ignore, cold shoulder, curtail expenses, cut a corner, cut across, cut back, cut down, cut through, dodge, fudge, make a beeline, pare down expenses, pass over, pass over lightly, retrench, roll back,… … Moby Thesaurus
cut back — Synonyms and related words: abbreviate, abridge, abstract, bob, boil down, capsulize, clip, compress, condense, contract, crop, curtail, curtail expenses, cut, cut corners, cut down, cut off short, cut short, damp, dampen, decrease, deduct,… … Moby Thesaurus
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expenses — /ɪk spensɪz/ plural noun money paid to cover the costs incurred by someone when doing something ● The salary offered is £10,000 plus expenses. ♦ all expenses paid with all costs paid by the company ● The company sent him to San Francisco all… … Marketing dictionary in english
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cut to the bone — {v. phr.} To make (something) the least or smallest possible amount; reduce severely; leave out everything extra or unnecessary from. * /Father cut Jane s allowance to the bone for disobeying him./ * /When father lost his job, our living expenses … Dictionary of American idioms
cut down — {v.} To lessen; reduce; limit. * /Tom had to cut down expenses./ * /The doctor told Mr. Jones to cut down on smoking./ … Dictionary of American idioms
