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(Dr)n ком., фін. боржник; дебітор; a дебіторськийюридична (entity) чи фізична особа, яка має фінансову заборгованість (debt) підприємству, організації, установі тощо═════════■═════════acceptance debtor боржник за векселем • дебітор векселя; bill debtor боржник за векселем • дебітор векселя; claim debtor боржник за позовом; defaulting debtor боржник, який порушив зобов'язання; insolvent debtor неплатоспроможний боржник; joint debtor спільний боржник; judgement debtor боржник за постановою суду; loan debtor позичальник • позичальниця; net monetary debtor чистий грошовий боржник; primary debtor основний боржник • першочерговий боржник; principal debtor головний боржник; secondary debtor другорядний боржник; sundry debtors різні дебітори; trade debtor торговельні дебітори═════════□═════════debtor-creditor relation відносини кредитора і дебітора; debtor nation країна-дебітор • країна-боржник; debtor quota дебіторська квота; debtor's default невиконання зобов'язань дебітором • невиконання зобов'язань боржником; debtor's delay затримка платежів дебітором • затримання платежів боржником • відтермінування сплати боргу; debtor on mortgage іпотечний боржник; to sue a debtor подавати/подати на дебітора до суду; to take action against a debtor починати/почати судову справу проти дебітораdebtor: creditor; debtor — довжник (діал.)═════════◇═════════дебітор < лат. debitor — зобов'язаний; у XVII ст. «дебиторъ» має значення «кредитор», «вірник»: «Ѳедорь, дочувшися о прибытю дебитора своєго, умыслне где, скрился». Прот. спр. пот. 6. «Должникъ... доброволне знался, что зостаєт дебиторови своєму девет копъ винень». Акт. Старод. кн. 6. (ISUJ: 685)пр. creditor* * *боржник; позичальник
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