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1 credito agevolato
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2 credito agevolato
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3 facilitazione
f facilityfacilitazioni pl di prezzo easy terms* * *facilitazione s.f.1 facilitation, easing: la facilitazione degli scambi fra i due paesi ha generato un imprevedibile benessere, the easing of trade between the two countries has led to unexpected well-being2 ( agevolazione) facility: facilitazioni di viaggio, travelling facilities; accordare facilitazioni, to grant (o to allow) facilities // (comm.): facilitazioni di pagamento, facilities for payment (o easy terms); con facilitazioni di pagamento, by easy payments (o on easy terms); (banca) facilitazione di credito, credit facility (o accommodation); (trib.) facilitazioni fiscali, tax relief.* * *[fatʃilitat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile facility, facilitation- i di pagamento — facilities for payment, easy payement terms
* * *facilitazione/fat∫ilitat'tsjone/sostantivo f.facility, facilitation\facilitazione creditizia credit facility; - i di pagamento facilities for payment, easy payement terms. -
4 agevolazione
f finance special term* * *agevolazione s.f. facilitation, facility: agevolazioni creditizie, borrowing (o credit) facilities; agevolazioni di pagamento, easy terms of payment; agevolazioni alle esportazioni, export rebates; (trib.) agevolazioni fiscali, tax relief.* * *[adʒevolat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile facilitationagevolazione fiscale o tributaria tax relief o break; -i di pagamento — easy terms
* * *agevolazione/adʒevolat'tsjone/sostantivo f.facilitation; concedere un'agevolazione to allow a reduction\ -
5 credito sm
['kredito]Fin creditcomprare/vendere a credito — to buy/sell on credit o easy terms
"non si fa credito" — "no credit", "cash terms only"
essere in credito — to be owed money, Banca to be in credit
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6 credito
sm ['kredito]Fin creditcomprare/vendere a credito — to buy/sell on credit o easy terms
"non si fa credito" — "no credit", "cash terms only"
essere in credito — to be owed money, Banca to be in credit
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7 agevolato
finance on easy terms* * *[adʒevo'lato] 1.participio passato agevolare2.aggettivo banc.tasso di interesse agevolato — concessional o special loan
* * *agevolato/adʒevo'lato/II aggettivobanc. credito agevolato subsidized credit; prestito a tasso agevolato subsidized loan; tasso di interesse agevolato concessional o special loan. -
8 vendere
sellvendere all'ingrosso sell wholesalevendere al minuto retail* * *vendere v.tr.1 to sell*; (dir.) ( alienare) to vend, to transfer: vendere una casa, to sell a house // (comm.) vendere a credito, to sell on credit; vendere a domicilio, to sell door-to-door (o house-to-house); vendere al dettaglio, al minuto, to retail (o to sell by retail); vendere all'ingrosso, to sell wholesale; vendere a lotti, to sell by lots; vendere al mercato, to market; vendere a prezzo di liquidazione, to sell out (o to sell off o to clear); vendere a pronta cassa, per contanti, to sell for cash; vendere a provvigione, to sell on commission; vendere a rate, to sell by instalments; vendere all'asta, all'incanto, to auction (o to sell by auction); vendere con facilitazioni di pagamento, to sell on easy terms; vendere di seconda mano, to resell (o to sell second-hand); vendere in perdita, to sell at a loss; vendere in blocco, to sell in bulk; vendere per consegna differita, to sell forward; vendere per conto terzi, to sell on commission; vendere salvo prova, salvo vista e verifica, to sell on approval; vendere su campione, to sell by sample; saper vendere la propria merce, to be a good salesman; vendere incarichi, posti, to peddle jobs // (dir.) diritto di vendere libri e giornali, right to sell books and newspapers // (mar.) vendere allo sbarco, to sell ex ship // (Borsa): vendere allo scoperto, to sell short (o to sell a bear o to go a bear); vendere azioni in massa, to unload shares; vendere a termine, to sell forward (o for the account) // questo prodotto non si vende bene, this product doesn't sell well (o is a poor seller); merce che si vende, sal (e)able goods // vendesi, vendonsi, for sale // abilità nel, arte del vendere, salesmanship // vendere l'anima al diavolo, to sell one's soul to the devil // ha ragione da vendere, he is dead right // ho pazienza da vendere, I am very patient // vendere fumo, to bluff // questa non me la vendi, (fig. fam.) I won't buy that2 ( esercitare un'attività commerciale) to deal* in (sthg.), to trade in (sthg.): vendere stoffe, mobili, to deal (o to trade) in textiles, in furniture.◘ vendersi v.rif. to sell* oneself: vendere al nemico, to sell oneself to the enemy // sapersi vendere, to know how to sell oneself.* * *['vɛndere]1. vt(anche), fig to sellvendere qc a qn — to sell sb sth, sell sth to sb
vendere qc a o per 20 sterline — to sell sth for £20
vendere all'ingrosso/al dettaglio o minuto — to sell wholesale/retail
vendere a rate — to sell on hire purchase Brit o the instalment plan Am
"vendesi" — "for sale"
vendere all'asta — to auction, sell by auction
vendere a buon mercato — to sell cheaply o at a good price
questi articoli si vendono bene/male — these articles sell well/don't sell well
vendere il proprio corpo — (prostituirsi) to sell one's body
2. vr (vendersi)1)vendersi al nemico — to sell out to the enemy2) (prostituirsi) to prostitute o.s., sell o.s.* * *['vendere] 1.verbo transitivo1) to sell*vendere qcs. a qcn. — to sell sth. to sb. o sb. sth.
2.vendere qcs. a o per 10 euro to sell sth. at o for 10 euros; il libro ha venduto milioni di copie the book has sold millions (of copies); vendere qcs. all'ingrosso to wholesale sth., to sell sth. wholesale; vendere qcs. al dettaglio o al minuto to retail sth.; vendere qcs. al metro, a dozzine, a peso to sell sth. by the metre, by the dozen, by weight; "vendesi" — "for sale"
3.vendere bene — [ prodotto] to sell well, to be a good seller
verbo pronominale vendersi1) (farsi corrompere) to sell* oneself2) (prostituirsi) to sell* oneself, to sell* one's body••ha energie da vendere — he's a powerhouse, he has energy in spades
* * *vendere/'vendere/ [2]1 to sell*; vendere qcs. a qcn. to sell sth. to sb. o sb. sth.; vendere qcs. a o per 10 euro to sell sth. at o for 10 euros; il libro ha venduto milioni di copie the book has sold millions (of copies); vendere qcs. all'ingrosso to wholesale sth., to sell sth. wholesale; vendere qcs. al dettaglio o al minuto to retail sth.; vendere qcs. al metro, a dozzine, a peso to sell sth. by the metre, by the dozen, by weight; "vendesi" "for sale"III vendersi verbo pronominale1 (farsi corrompere) to sell* oneself; - rsi al nemico to sell out to the enemy2 (prostituirsi) to sell* oneself, to sell* one's bodyvendere l'anima al diavolo to sell one's soul to the devil; vendere fumo to tell stories; sapersi vendere to know how to sell oneself; - rsi come il pane to sell like hot cakes; avere esperienza da vendere to be long on experience; ha energie da vendere he's a powerhouse, he has energy in spades. -
9 facilitazione sf
[fatʃilitat'tsjone]facilitazioni di pagamento — easy terms, credit facilities
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10 facilitazione
sf [fatʃilitat'tsjone]facilitazioni di pagamento — easy terms, credit facilities
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