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1 beszámolás
account -
2 eladószámla
account sales -
3 elszámolási kötelezettség
account -
4 hó végi elszámolás
account -
5 számlabirtokos
account holder -
6 számvetés
account -
7 csekkszámla
drawing account, checking account, banking account -
8 folyószámla
charge account, running account, account current -
9 elõnyösen felhasznál vmit
to turn sg to account, to put sg to good account -
10 értékesít vmit
to put sg to account, to turn sg to account -
11 hasznát látja vminek
to turn sg to good account, to put sg to account -
12 nem hagy vmit figyelmen kívül
to take sg into account, to take account of sg -
13 nem számottevõ
of small account, of little account -
14 számításba alig jövõ
of small account, of little account -
15 számot ad vmirõl
to give an account of sg, to account for sg -
16 számottevõ
considerable, of high account, of some account -
17 vki számlájára
for account of sy, on account of sy -
18 a te érdekedben tettem
I did it on your account -
19 átvitel
balance to next account, transfer, transference -
20 bankfolyószámla
bank account
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