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I 1. ['debɪt]nome amm. econ. debito m., addebito m.2.modificatore [account, balance] passivoII ['debɪt]verbo transitivo addebitareto debit a sum to sb.'s account to debit sb. o sb.'s account with a sum — addebitare una somma sul conto di qcn
* * *['debit] 1. noun(an entry on the side of an account which records what is owed: His debits outnumbered his credits.) addebito2. verb(to enter or record on this side of an account.) addebitare* * *debit /ˈdɛbɪt/n. [cu]1 (fin., rag.) addebitamento; addebito● ( banca) debit account, conto debitore □ debit balance, saldo debitore (o passivo) □ ( banca) debit card, carta di addebito (per spese da addebitare sul conto corrente di q.) □ (rag.) debit column, colonna debitrice (o del dare) □ (rag.) debit entry, registrazione a debito (o di addebito) □ ( banca) debit interest, interessi debitori □ (rag.) debit item, partita a debito (comm.) debit note, nota di addebito □ (rag.) debit side, sezione del dare, il passivo ( di un conto) □ (fig.) on the debit side, …, il lato negativo è che …NOTA D'USO: - debit o debt?- (to) debit /ˈdɛbɪt/ ( banca, rag.)v. t.addebitare: to debit sb. [sb.'s account] by (o for) four hundred pounds, addebitare a q. [sul conto di q.] quattrocento sterline; The account will be debited for £50 each month, il conto sarà addebitato di 50 sterline ogni mesedebitablea.addebitabile; da addebitare (a q.)debitingn. [u]addebitamento; addebito.* * *I 1. ['debɪt]nome amm. econ. debito m., addebito m.2.modificatore [account, balance] passivoII ['debɪt]verbo transitivo addebitareto debit a sum to sb.'s account to debit sb. o sb.'s account with a sum — addebitare una somma sul conto di qcn
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