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1. n принятие; приём2. n признание; одобрение3. n фин. акцепт; акцептованиеacceptance qualified, acceptance special — акцептование векселя с оговорками в отношении условий
4. n приёмка5. n физ. аксептансСинонимический ряд:1. agreement (noun) acknowledgment; acquiescence; agreement; approbation; approval; assent; capitulation; embracing; favor; nod; recognition2. consent (noun) consent; endorsement; permission; sanction3. favour (noun) approbation; approval; favour4. receipt (noun) accepting; receipt; receiving; reception; takingАнтонимический ряд:disapproval; rejection -
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[ɪn'dɔːsmənt], [en-]сущ.; = indorsement, indorsation1) фин.а) индоссамент, передаточная надпись (на ценной бумаге, векселе, чеке и т. п., подтверждающая переход прав по этому документу к другому лицу)б) процесс проставления передаточной надписи, индоссирование2) подтверждение; поддержка; одобрениеto receive smb.'s endorsement — получать чьё-л. согласие
to withdraw one's endorsement — взять обратно своё согласие, аннулировать подтверждение
qualified endorsement — квалифицированная, профессиональная помощь
unqualified endorsement — неквалифицированная, непрофессиональная помощь
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1. n согласие2. n офиц. утверждение, одобрение; разрешение; санкция3. v соглашаться4. v уступать5. v разрешить, санкционироватьСинонимический ряд:1. agreement (noun) acceptance; accession; accord; acquiescence; agreement; approbation; approval; authorisation; authorization; consent; nod; yes2. accede (verb) accede; accept; acquiesce; admit; agree; allow; concur; consent; subscribe; yes; yieldАнтонимический ряд:difference; disagreement; disapprove; disavowal; disclaimer; dissent; protest; refuse; reject; repudiation -
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1. n фин. передаточная надпись, индоссамент, жироblank endorsement — бланковый индоссамент, бланковая передаточная надпись
qualified endorsement — индоссамент без гарантии, освобождающий индоссанта от ответственности
2. n подпись или надпись на обороте3. n подтверждение, одобрение, поддержкаthis doctrine bears the endorsement of the very highest names — эту доктрину поддерживают величайшие авторитеты
Синонимический ряд:1. certification (noun) acceptance; affirmation; certification; corroboration; fiat; sanction; warranty2. support (noun) permission; ratification; recommendation; seal of approval; signature; support
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