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[ˌprǝʊ'fɔːmǝ]1.ADJ [compliance, implementation] puramente formal2.CPDpro forma invoice N — factura f detallada que precede a la entrega
pro forma letter N — carta f estándar
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3 invoice
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1. noun(a list sent with goods giving details of price and quantity.) factura
2. verbThey invoiced us for the cost of the shipment.) facturar, pasar facturainvoice n facturatr['ɪnvɔɪs]1 SMALLCOMMERCE/SMALL factura1 SMALLCOMMERCE/SMALL facturar, pasar factura\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLas per invoice según facturato draw up/make out an invoice extender una facturapro forma invoice factura pro formainvoice n: factura fn.• factura s.f.v.• facturar (Banca) v.'ɪnvɔɪs
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noun factura f
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a) ( send invoice)b) ( list on invoice) \<\<goods/items\>\> facturar
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vi ( Busn) facturar, hacer* facturas['ɪnvɔɪs]1.N factura fto send an invoice — pasar or presentar factura
2.VT [+ goods] facturaryou will be invoiced once the goods have been delivered — le pasaremos factura or le mandaremos la factura una vez le haya sido entregada la mercancía
3.CPDinvoice clerk N — facturador(a) m / f
invoice value N — valor m total de factura
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noun factura f
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a) ( send invoice)b) ( list on invoice) \<\<goods/items\>\> facturar
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4 proforma invoice
s.factura proforma, proforma, factura pro forma, factura simulada.
См. также в других словарях:
pro forma invoice — UK US noun [countable] [singular pro forma invoice plural pro forma invoices] business formal a quotation that tells a customer how much a particular piece of work would cost … Useful english dictionary
pro forma invoice — pro .forma invoice n BrE a document like a bill that is sent to the customer to show what a price would be if he or she made an order = ↑quotation … Dictionary of contemporary English
pro forma invoice — pro ,forma invoice noun count FORMAL a QUOTATION that tells a customer how much a particular piece of work would cost … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
pro forma invoice — A quotation in the form of an invoice prepared by the seller that details items which would appear on a commercial invoice if an order results. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary Used to offer goods or services to potential customers. Such offers may … Financial and business terms
pro forma invoice — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms pro forma invoice : singular pro forma invoice plural pro forma invoices business formal a quotation that tells a customer how much a particular piece of work would cost … English dictionary
pro forma invoice — /prəυ ˌfɔ:mə ɪnvɔɪs/, pro forma /prəυ fɔ:mə/ noun an invoice sent to a buyer before the goods are sent, so that payment can be made or so that goods can be sent to a consignee who is not the buyer ● They sent us a pro forma invoice. ● We… … Marketing dictionary in english
pro forma invoice — /prəυ ˌfɔ:mə ɪnvɔɪs/, pro forma /prəυ fɔ:mə/ noun an invoice sent to a buyer before the goods are sent, so that payment can be made or so that goods can be sent to a consignee who is not the buyer ● They sent us a pro forma invoice. ● We only… … Dictionary of banking and finance
pro-forma invoice — a document giving all the details of a proposed transaction, but not committing either the sender or recipient until the recipient pays the sender the amount shown. Commonly used by wholesalers for the first transaction with new customers.… … Financial and business terms
Pro-Forma Invoice — A preliminary bill of sale sent to buyers in advance of a shipment or delivery of goods. Typically, it gives a description of the purchased items, notes the cost, as well as other important information like shipping weight and transport charges.… … Investment dictionary
pro forma invoice — noun Date: 1857 a document provided prior to or with a shipment of goods (as for export) that describes the items and terms of sale but does not have the function of a real invoice … New Collegiate Dictionary
pro forma invoice — An invoice that is submitted before goods are dispatched, to confirm the details of an order; it usually requires payment before the goods will be delivered … Business law dictionary