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1 interest♦voorbeelden:interest op interest • (at) compound interestgeld op interest uitzetten • put out money at interest -
2 interest op interest
interest op interestVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > interest op interest
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intĕrest, etc., v. intersum. -
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FinThe amount of earnings available to make interest payments after all operating and nonoperating income and expenses—except interest and income taxes—have been accounted for.EXAMPLEInterest cover is regarded as a measure of a company’s creditworthiness because it shows how much income there is to cover interest payments on outstanding debt.It is expressed as a ratio, comparing the funds available to pay interest—earnings before interest and taxes, or EBIT—with the interest expense. The basic formula is:EBIT /interest expense = interest coverage ratioIf interest expense for a year is $9 million, and the company’s EBIT is $45 million, the interest coverage would be:45 million /9 million = 5:1The higher the number, the stronger a company is likely to be. A ratio of less than 1 indicates that a company is having problems generating enough cash flow to pay its interest expenses, and that either a modest decline in operating profits or a sudden rise in borrowing costs could eliminate profitability entirely. Ideally, interest coverage should at least exceed 1.5; in some sectors, 2.0 or higher is desirable.Variations of this basic formula also exist. For example, there is:Operating cash flow + interest + taxes/ interest = Cash-flow interest coverage ratioThis ratio indicates the firm’s ability to use its cash flow to satisfy its fixed financing obligations. Finally, there is the fixed-charge coverage ratio, which compares EBIT with fixed charges:EBIT + lease expenses/interest + lease expense = Fixed-charge coverage ratio “Fixed charges”can be interpreted in many ways, however. It could mean, for example, the funds that a company is obliged to set aside to retire debt, or dividends on preferred stock. -
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[ˈɪntrəst] (American) [ˈɪntərɪst]1. noun1) curiosity; attention:إهْتِمامThat newspaper story is bound to arouse interest.
2) a matter, activity etc that is of special concern to one:مَصْلَحَه، إهْتِمامGardening is one of my main interests.
3) money paid in return for borrowing a usually large sum of money:فائِدَه ، رِبا( also adjective) the interest rate.
سَهْم تِجاريHe bought an interest in the night-club.
5) a group of connected businesses which act together to their own advantage:مَجموعَة مَصالِح تِجاريَّهI suspect that the scheme will be opposed by the banking interest (= all the banks acting together).
2. verb1) to arouse the curiosity and attention of; to be of importance or concern to:يُثير إهْتِمامPolitical arguments don't interest me at all.
يُقْنِع أن يَشْتَريCan I interest you in (buying) this dictionary?
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اِسْتَرعَى \ interest: to cause (sb.) to give close attention to: This book interests me very much. \ See Also أثَارَ الاهتمام \ حِرْص \ interest: a desire to know about sth.; eager attention; concern: He takes no interest in sport. It is of no interest to him. He has lost interest in it. \ رِبْح \ interest: money paid regularly (by a bank, a government, a company, a person, etc.) for the use of money that has been lent: I receive 6% yearly interest on my shares in the company. \ See Also فائدة (فَائِدَة)، رِبًا -
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اِهْتِمام \ attention: care and thought: Pay attention to my words!. care: serious thought or attention: Treat that glass with care. heed: attention; notice: He paid no heed to my advice. interest: a desire to know about sth.; eager attention; concern: He takes no interest in sport. He has lost interest in it. notice: attention: The matter was brought to his notice. regard: respect; concern: He has little regard for the truth. stake: a personal interest that shows one’s faith in sth., and one’s acceptance of risk: I’ve bought a farm on the island, so now I have a stake there. \ See Also عناية (عِنَايَة)، مصلحة (مَصْلَحَة) -
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• Everyone speaks for his own interest - Всяк Аксен про себя умен (B), Дурак-дурак, а себе на уме (Д), Каждый для себя мудрый (K), Каждый свой интерес знает (K)• Interest runs on while you sleep - Солдат спит, служба идет (C)• It is in his own interest that the cat purrs - Каждый свой интерес знает (K) -
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Finthe cost of borrowing money, expressed as an absolute amount, or as a percentage interest rate. -
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رَغْبَة \ appetite: desire for food. desire: a strong wish: He has a strong desire to succeed. interest: a desire to know about sth.; eager attention; concern: He takes no interest in sport. He has lost interest in it. wish: an expressed desire; what one wants to be done: He acted against my wishes (He did what I asked him not to do), a secret desire My wish was fulfilled, desire; intention I have no wish to hurt you. -
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(U.K.) Fin1. an interest rate cap, collar, or cap and collar2. a tailored indemnity protecting the purchaser against future changes in interest rates -
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Finused to describe assets, generally purchased with credit, that are in demand when interest rates fall but considered less attractive when interest rates rise -
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فَائِدَة \ advantage: sth. useful and likely to bring success: Long legs are an advantage to a runner. It will be to his advantage if he studies hard. benefit: good effect; help: The money was given for the benefit of the poor.. good: that which is right: You must choose between good and evil. Too much freedom does more harm than good, use; value What’s the good of that? Rules are made for your own good. goodness: good qualities: There’s a lot of goodness in cheese. interest: money paid regularly (by a bank, a government, a company, a person, etc.) for the use of money that has been lent: I receive 6% yearly interest on my shares in the company. point: purpose; use: There’s no point in waiting any longer. use: value: What’s the use of getting angry? It’s no use waiting for him (It would be a waste of time), the purpose for which sth. is made; the work that sth. is able to do Knives have many uses; for cutting food; for sharpening pencils, etc.; How many uses can you think of for a brick?. \ See Also مِيزَة -
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مَصْلَحَة \ good: use; value: What’s the good of that? Rules are made for your own good. interest: sth. with which one is concerned; sth. to which one gives eager attention: They have many different business interests. Her interests in life are music and reading. service: a group of people who work for the government or who supply some public need: the fire service; the fighting services (army, navy and air force). stake: a personal interest that shows one’s faith in sth., and one’s acceptance of risk: I’ve bought a farm on the island, so now I have a stake there. \ See Also اهتمام (اهتِمام)، مرفق عام (مَرْفَق عامّ) -
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n. interest, percentage on a loan which is paid over time (Finance); share, stake, claim; benefit -
19 interest arbitrage
(U.K.) Fintransactions in two or more financial centers in order to make an immediate profit by exploiting differences in interest rates. -
20 interest-elastic investment
Finan investment with a rate of return that varies with interest ratesThe ultimate business dictionary > interest-elastic investment
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