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121 tasa
nftoll n, tax n, rate n, valuation ntasa de abandono wastage ratetasa de acumulación rate of accrualtasa base base rate, base lending rate, basic ratetasa de beneficios decreciente falling rate of profittasa de cambio flexible flexible exchange ratetasa de crecimiento growth ratetasa de crecimiento anual annual growth ratetasa de inflación rate of inflationtasa de interés bank rate, interest ratetasa de interés fija flat ratetasa de licencia licence feetasa Lombard Lombard Ratetasa natural de incremento natural rate of increasetasa normal basic rate[lang name="SpanishTraditionalSort"]tasa de paro, tasa de cesantía (LAm) rate of unemploymenttasa de rendimiento rate of returntasa de rendimiento justa fair rate of returntasa de rentabilidad rate of returntasa variable variable rate -
122 Gebühr
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Gebühr
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123 taksa
due, rate* * *• charge• royalty• duty• toll• stamp duty• tax• tariff• fee• rate scale• rate -
124 arancel
• customs duty• customs tariff• duty tariff• fee scale• findings• fine• fine adjustment• impost• levy• targeted• tariff• tariff agreement• tariff rate• tariff schedule• tariff suspension• tawny• tax• tax abatement• toll -
125 derecho portuario
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126 сбор
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127 пошлина
charge, due, duty, fee, imposition, Tx, task, tax, toll, tollageРусско-английский словарь по патентам и товарным знакам > пошлина
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128 платный
1) ( оплачиваемый) paidпла́тная рабо́та — paid work
пла́тные услу́ги — paid services, services for a fee
пла́тная автодоро́га — toll highway
пла́тная автостоя́нка — paid parking place; ( со счётчиком) metered parking
пла́тный телевизио́нный кана́л — pay TV channel
пла́тный телефо́н — pay phone
2) ( оплачивающий) payingпла́тный учени́к — paying pupil
См. также в других словарях:
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