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1 make outlays of money
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2 to make outlays of money
амер.English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to make outlays of money
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1. n1) издержки, расходы, затраты
- advertising outlay
- budget outlays
- capital outlay
- cash outlay
- cost outlay
- current outlays
- direct outlay
- full cost outlay
- general outlay
- initial outlay
- investment outlay
- large-scale outlay of currency
- national outlay
- overall outlay
- public outlay
- social security outlay
- total outlay
- outlay for construction
- outlay for overtime
- outlay of currency
- finance the outlay
- make outlays of money
- recover one's outlay2. vтратить, расходоватьEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > outlay
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̘. ̈n.ˈautleɪ
1. сущ. затраты, издержки, расходы outlay on/for scientific research ≈ расходы на научные исследования to make outlays for ≈ тратиться на capital outlay ≈ основные расходы huge outlay ≈ большие, значительные расходы large outlay ≈ большие, значительные расходы/траты modest outlay ≈ скромные расходы small outlay ≈ небольшие расходы Syn: expenses, costs
2. гл.
1) редк., поэт. раскладывать, развертывать, выставлять
2) затрачивать, расходовать, тратить Syn: spend, expend издержки, расходы;
затраты - enormous * on (for) armaments огромные расходы на вооружение трата денег - a large * for clothing большие траты на одежду тратить, расходовать (деньги) - to * money on (for) improvements затрачивать деньги на создание удобств в доме (редкое) раскладывать, развертывать past от outlie capital ~ инвестиции capital ~ инвестиционные затраты capital ~ капиталовложения cash ~ денежные расходы initial ~ начальные издержки investment ~ инвестиционные затраты investment ~ капиталовложения investment ~ капитальные вложения outlay затраты ~ издержки, расходы;
outlay on (или for) scientific research расходы на научные исследования ~ издержки, расходы ~ издержки ~ инвестиционные затраты ~ капиталовложения ~ расходы ~ (outlaid) тратить ~ тратить ~ for purchase расходы на закупку ~ издержки, расходы;
outlay on (или for) scientific research расходы на научные исследования -
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1. сущ.эк. расходы, затраты, издержкиto make outlays ( for) — тратиться (на)
capital outlay — капитальные [основные\] расходы
huge [large\] outlay — большие [значительные\] расходы
modest [small\] outlay — скромные [небольшие\] расходы
Syn:See:2. гл.эк. затрачивать, расходовать, тратить ( деньги)Syn:
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расходы, ассигнования, затраты, издержки.* * *капитальные расходы (по смете); плановые капитальные затраты. . Словарь экономических терминов .* * *капиталовложения; инвестиционные затраты-----расходы, издержкизатраты на определенные товары или услуги; в бухгалтерском учете данный термин имеет то же значение, что и термин «полные издержки» -
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1. n1) столица2) эк. капитал; фонды3) эк. акционерный капитал; ценные бумаги4) капитал, капиталисты•to curb the outflow of capital — сдерживать / ограничивать утечку / отток капитала
to invest the capital in smth — вкладывать / инвестировать капитал во что-л.
- accumulation of capitalto make political capital on / out of smth — наживать политический капитал на чем-л.
- amount of capital invested
- available capital
- big capital
- capital outlays - commercial capital
- commodity capital - current capital
- domestic capital
- drop in capital inflow
- entry of foreign capital into a country
- export of capital
- finance capital
- financial capital
- fixed capital
- flight of capital out of... into...
- floating capital
- flow of capital
- foreign capital
- inflow of foreign capital
- invested capital
- loan capital
- merging of industrial and banking capital
- money capital
- monopoly capital
- movement of capital
- national capital
- official capital
- original capital
- penetration of foreign capital into a country
- private capital
- provisional capital
- ready capital
- repatriation of capital
- risk capital
- share capital
- sources of capital
- state capital
- state-monopoly capital
- stock capital
- trading capital
- transfer of capital abroad
- usury capital
- variable capital
- venture capital
- working capital 2. a1) столичный; главный ( о городе)2) главный, основной; капитальный; важнейший3) юр. караемый смертью• -
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I 1. ['kæpitl] noun1) (the chief town or seat of government: Paris is the capital of France.) prestolnica2) ((also capital letter) any letter of the type found at the beginning of sentences, proper names etc: THESE ARE CAPITAL LETTERS / CAPITALS.) velika začetnica3) (money (for investment etc): You need capital to start a new business.) kapital2. adjective1) (involving punishment by death: a capital offence.) smrten2) (excellent: a capital idea.) odličen3) ((of a city) being a capital: Paris and other capital cities.) glaven•- capitalist
- capitalist
- capitalistic II ['kæpitl] noun(in architecture, the top part of a column of a building etc.) kapitel* * *I [kaepitl]adjective ( capitally adverb)glaven; smrten (kazen); odličen, velik, izvrsten, nenavaden; osnoven; tehtencapital letter — velika črka, velika začetnicacapital ship — bojna ladja, križarkaII [kaepitl]nounglavnica, kapital; glavno mesto; velika začetnica; kapitel, glava (stebra); figuratively korist, dobičekcirculating, floating capital — obratni kapitalto make a capital out of s.th. — okoristiti se s čim -
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Iaкапитальный, основной, главный, самый важныйIInIIIn1) капитал2) выгода, преимущество- make capital by smth.3) эк. капитал; фонды4) эк. акционерный капитал, ценные бумаги5) эк. товарно-торговый капитал•
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