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Общая лексика: задолженность по арендной плате (АД) -
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arrears npl arriéré m ; my payments are in arrears ou I am in arrears with my payments j'ai du retard dans mes paiements ; to be 6 months in arrears avoir 6 mois de retard dans ses paiements ; to fall into arrears s'arriérer ; mortgage arrears arriérés de crédit-logement ; rent arrears arriéré de loyer ; serious arrears gros arriérés. -
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ə'riəz(money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) atrasostr[ə'rɪəz]1 atrasos nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in arrears with something estar atrasado,-a con algoto be paid in arrears cobrar por períodos vencidosarrears [ə'rɪrz] npl: atrasos mplto be in arrears: estar atrasado en los pagosn.pl.• atrasos s.m.pl.n.pl.• atrasos s.m.pl.• atrasos en pagos s.m.pl.ə'rɪrz, ə'rɪəzplural noun atrasos mplto be in arrears with the rent — estar* atrasado en el pago del alquiler
salaries are paid monthly in arrears — los sueldos se pagan mensualmente, una vez cumplido cada mes de trabajo
to fall o get into arrears with o on something — atrasarse or retrasarse en los pagos de algo
[ǝ'rɪǝz]NPL1) [of money] atrasos mplrent arrears — atrasos mpl de alquiler
to be in arrears — (with rent) ir atrasado en los pagos
to pay one month in arrears — pagar con un mes de retraso or a mes vencido
2) (Sport)* * *[ə'rɪrz, ə'rɪəz]plural noun atrasos mplto be in arrears with the rent — estar* atrasado en el pago del alquiler
salaries are paid monthly in arrears — los sueldos se pagan mensualmente, una vez cumplido cada mes de trabajo
to fall o get into arrears with o on something — atrasarse or retrasarse en los pagos de algo
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[ə'rɪəz]nome plurale arretrati m.; (condition) morosità f.sing.my payments are in arrears o I am in arrears with my payments sono in arretrato con i pagamenti; to fall into arrears cadere in mora; rent arrears — affitto arretrato
* * *[ə'riəz](money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) arretrati* * *[ə'rɪəz]nome plurale arretrati m.; (condition) morosità f.sing.my payments are in arrears o I am in arrears with my payments sono in arretrato con i pagamenti; to fall into arrears cadere in mora; rent arrears — affitto arretrato
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plural noun(debts) Schulden Pl.be in arrears with something — mit etwas im Rückstand sein
* * *[ə'riəz](money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) die Rückstände- academic.ru/116773/in_arrears">in arrears* * *ar·rears[əˈrɪəz, AM -ˈrɪrz]n plin \arrears in Verzug, nachschüssigto be paid in \arrears nachträglich beglichen werden\arrears of interest Zinsrückstände plrent \arrears Mietrückstände plpayment of \arrears Nachzahlung f2. SPORTto be two goals in \arrears zwei Tore zurückliegen* * *[ə'rɪəz]plRückstände plto be in arrears with sth — im Rückstand mit etw sein
to have arrears of £5000 — mit £ 5000 im Rückstand sein
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[ə'rɪəz]сущ.; мн.1) долги, задолженность, недоимкиrent arrears / arrears of rent — задолженность по квартплате
2) задержка, отставаниеWe are four weeks in arrears with the payments. — У нас образовалась четырёхнедельная задержка платежей.
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[ə'riəz](money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) gæld* * *[ə'riəz](money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) gæld -
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[ə'riəz](money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) dívida* * *ar.rears[ər'iəz] n pl 1 dívidas, obrigações. 2 atrasados. he is in arrears with ele está em atraso com. his rent was in arrears seu aluguel estava atrasado. -
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n, plдолг, задолженность, неуплаченная по счету сумма; недоимки; просрочка (платежа)
- maintenance arrears
- plan arrears
- salary arrears
- tax arrears
- total arrears
- arrears of interest
- arrears of payments
- arrears of a plan
- arrears of rent
- arrears of wages
- arrears of work
- be in arrears
- collect arrears
- fall into arrearsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > arrears
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pl долг, задолженность, неуплаченная по счету сумма; недоимки; просрочка (платежа)• -
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[ə'rɪəz]nplzaległości pl płatnicze* * *[ə'riəz](money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) zaległość płatnicza -
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просрочка (платежа); отставание; задолженность; долги; неуплаченные (просроченные) суммы по счетам -
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ə'riəz(money which should have been paid because it is owed but which has not been paid: rent arrears.) gjeldrestansesubst. flt. \/əˈrɪəz\/(rest)gjeld, restanse, skyldig beløparrears of work arbeid som gjenstår, forsinket arbeid, ugjort arbeidin arrears på etterskudd, etterskuddsvisi bakleksa -
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заборгованість, борги, недоїмка; прострочення ( у платежах)- arrears of interest
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