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certificated bankrupt — лицо, объявленное по суду банкротом
adjudged bankrupt — лицо, объявленное банкротом по суду
adjudge bankrupt — лицо, объявленное по суду банкротом
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злостный банкрот ;Англо-Русский словарь финансовых терминов > fraudulent bankrupt
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > fraudulent bankrupt
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s.fallido fraudulento, alzado, fallido culpable, quebrado fraudulento. -
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обманний, облудний, оманний, шахрайський; нетрудовий ( про прибутки тощо); злісний ( про умисел при шахрайстві тощо)- fraudulent advertising
- fraudulent alienation
- fraudulent alteration
- fraudulent appropriation
- fraudulent bankrupt
- fraudulent bankruptcy
- fraudulent behavior
- fraudulent charity
- fraudulent claim
- fraudulent concealment
- fraudulent conduct
- fraudulent contrivance
- fraudulent conversion
- fraudulent conveyance
- fraudulent debtor
- fraudulent device
- fraudulent dilapidations
- fraudulent encashment
- fraudulent false accounting
- fraudulent financial dealer
- fraudulent gains
- fraudulent intent
- fraudulent misappropriation
- fraudulent misrepresentation
- fraudulent practice
- fraudulent practices
- fraudulent preference
- fraudulent pretence
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1. nбанкрот, несостоятельный должник
- certificated bankrupt
- adjudged bankrupt
- discharged bankrupt
- fraudulent bankrupt
- potential bankrupt
- undischarged bankrupt2. adjобанкротившийся, несостоятельный, неплатежеспособный
- adjudicate bankrupt
- become bankrupt
- declare bankrupt
- go bankrupt
- make bankruptEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > bankrupt
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банкрот, несостоятельный должник | сделать банкротом | обанкротившийся, несостоятельный, неплатёжеспособный- cessionary bankrupt
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- fraudulent bankrupt
- involuntary bankrupt
- uncertificated bankrupt
- voluntary bankrupt
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мошеннический ; обманный ; злостный ; ? fraudulent bankrupt ; -
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fraudulent ['frɔ:djʊlənt](bankrupt, trading, transaction) frauduleux; (sympathy, feelings) faux (fausse), affecté; (charge, accusation) faux (fausse)►► fraudulent balance sheet faux bilan m;fraudulent bankruptcy faillite f frauduleuse -
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