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101 autoinversión
f.1 financing from reserves, self-financing of investment.2 self-reversal. -
102 contraasiento
m.reversing entry, correcting entry, reversal entry. -
103 inversión indefinida
f.indefinite reversal. -
104 patrón inverso
m.reversal pattern. -
105 preposteración
f.reversal. -
106 revocación parcial
f.partial reversal. -
107 revocatorio
adj.1 that which revokes or annuls; reversal.2 revocatory, abrogating, abrogative. -
108 sentencia resolutiva
f.reversal of judgment. -
109 trastrueque
m.1 inversion, transposition.2 switch, reversal, change.pres.subj.1st person singular (yo) Present Subjunctive of Spanish verb: trastrocar. -
110 Sources
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