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1 вести бухгалтерский учёт
1) General subject: maintain accounting records (AD), maintain book-keeping2) Agriculture: keep accounting3) Economy: maintain accounting records4) Accounting: keep accounting records5) Business: record6) EBRD: keep booksУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вести бухгалтерский учёт
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2 вести учет
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3 вести бухгалтерские книги/учёт
Accounting: keep books (см. также book-keeping - счетоводство), keep records (см. также book-keeping - счетоводство)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > вести бухгалтерские книги/учёт
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4 вести учёт
1) General subject: keep books, keep count, keep tab on (чего-л.), keep tabs on (чего-л.), keep tab on, keep tabs on2) Economy: maintain records, keep track of (чего-либо)3) Forestry: tally4) Oil: maintain accounts5) Taxes: keep records, maintain ( keep) records6) Business: keep a tab on, keep record of, keep tabs on, maintain a file (responsibility to maintain a file containing all public information)7) Sakhalin energy glossary: maintain accounting8) Sakhalin R: maintain accounting (счета; accounts)9) Makarov: file, keep a record10) Logistics: keep a record of -
5 учитывать
1) General subject: account, allow, bear in mind, calculate, consider, consult (интересы), count, discount, factor in, have in mind, heed, include, keep in mind, make allowance, make allowance (что-л.), make allowance for, make allowances (что-л.), (интересы, потребности) meet (interests): address (interests); accommodate (needs, interests);suit, reckon, reckon in, recognize, register, square up (что-л.), stock, take account, take account of, take into account, take note, bear in mind, bear in view, factor (factor smth into/in smth - учитывать в...), make allowance (что-л), meet, address, take cognizance of, take care of, take advantage of, incorporate, take aboard2) Colloquial: keep in the hopper, know3) Engineering: make provision for4) Construction: take in account5) Mathematics: account for, be based on, bear up against, lean against, lean upon, rely on, rest on, take account of (напр., члены высоких порядков в разложении), use6) Economy: discount (дисконтировать), make allowances, take on discount7) Accounting: discount (вексель; см. также cash discount; trade discount), discount a note (вексель; см. также cash discount; trade discount), tally (количество груза), cumulate (расходы)8) Politics: realize9) Literature: legislate (что-то( употребляется с предлогом for))10) Official expression: be sensible to (e.g., local customs, ethnic background, etc.)11) Banking: negotiate12) Patents: allow for15) Makarov: appreciate, give consideration (что-л.), have regard to, include (при подсчёте), keep account of (осуществлять бухгалтерский учёт), keep records (вести документацию), meter (регистрировать отпущенную электроэнергию, газ и т.п.), take into consideration, figure on, follow up -
6 учёт
сущ.; бухгaccounting; calculation; фин discount (discounting) (of a bill, etc); ( товаров) inventory; inventory-(stock-) taking; ( регистрация) record; registration; ( принятие во внимание) taking account (note) (of); taking into account (into consideration)вести учёт — to keep records; record; (товаров и т.п.) to make (take) an inventory (of); take stock (of)
- учёт вины потерпевшегос должным учётом — ( чего-л) with due account (of)
- учёт населения
- учёт преступлений
- бухгалтерский учёт
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7 вести записи
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