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1 виписувати рахунок-фактуру
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > виписувати рахунок-фактуру
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2 фактура
ж1) ек., ком. invoice, bill, bill of parcelsвиписати фактуру — to make out an invoice, to invoice
2) муз., мист. texture, manner of execution; style -
3 виписувати
= виписати1) ( робити виписки) to extract, to copy out, to excerpt2) ( замовляти) to order, to write for3) ( з лікарні) to discharge4) ( писати документ) to write out, to make outвиписувати рахунок — to draw up an account, to bill, to make out an account
5) ( ретельно писати) to write out, to trace out -
4 виставляти
= виставити2) ( для публічного показу) to exhibit; ( про товари) to display, to showвиставляти напоказ — to display, to show off, to parade, to make a parade (of)
виставляти на посміх — to hold up to derision ( to ridicule), to make a laughing stock of, to expose to shame
виставляти на продаж — to set out, to expose, to display for sale
виставляти себе напоказ — to show off, to display ( to flaunt) oneself
3)4) (висувати, пропонувати) to put forward, to propose, to nominateвиставляти свою кандидатуру — to come forward as a candidate, to stand as candidate for; амер. to run for
виставляти чиюсь кандидатуру — to propose ( to put forward) smb.'s candidature; to nominate
5) ( вимоги) to lay down, to adduceвиставляти заперечення — to advance ( to raise) an objection
6) (охорону, вартових) to post7) ( зображувати) to put, to present (as), to represent (as), to make out (as)8) ( проставляти) to put down, to set down, to markвиставляти оцінки — to put down marks, to mark
виставляти тратту — to draw a bill, to issue a draft
9) ( проганяти) to turn out, to chuck out, to send out10)виставляти вартового — to post a sentry, to furnish sentry
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