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41 joining fee
['dʒɔɪnɪŋˌfiː]N cuota f de ingreso -
42 no-win, no-fee
[nǝʊ'wɪnnǝʊˌfiː]ADJ [basis, arrangement, scheme] basado en el principio de "si no se gana no se cobra" mediante el cual un abogado no cobra sus honorarios si su cliente no gana el caso -
43 capitation fee
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44 accessory fee
s.cargo accesorio. -
45 activity fee
s.cargo por actividad. -
46 administrative fee
s.cargo administrativo. -
47 admission fee
s.cuota de admisión, precio de entrada. -
48 advertising fee
s.1 cargo por publicidad.2 tarifa publicitaria. -
49 agency fee
s.comisión de gestión, comisión de agente, honorario de agencia. -
50 agent's fee
s.honorario de agente, honorario del agente. -
51 application fee
s.cargo por solicitud. -
52 appraisal fee
s.cargo de tasación. -
53 arrangement fee
s.comisión de gestión. -
54 assumption fee
s.cargo de asunción. -
55 auction fee
s.derechos de subasta. -
56 bank fee
s.comisión bancaria, cargo bancario. -
57 booking fee
s.suplemento para hacer la reserva. -
58 brokerage fee
s.comisión de corretaje. -
59 calendar fee
s.cuota de alistado. -
60 cancellation fee
s.tarifa por cancelación.
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