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1 недостаток наличных средств
Economy: lack of ready cash, scarcity of cashУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > недостаток наличных средств
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2 временная нехватка
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > временная нехватка
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3 недостаток денег
lack (want, scarcity, tightness) of money, cash shortage, shortage of [ready] cash, money pressure (scarcity, squeeze), pressure for moneyBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > недостаток денег
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4 дефицит
м. deficit; deficiency, shortage, scarcity; shortfallкассовый дефицит, нехватка наличных денег — cash deficit
Синонимический ряд:недостаток (сущ.) недостаток; недостача; недостачу; нехватка; нехватку -
5 деньги деньг·и
ассигновать / выделять деньги (на) — to appropriate money (for), to allocate money
вкладывать деньги — to put / to tie up money
занимать / одалживать деньги — to borrow money
бумажные деньги — gaper currency / money, soft money
"горячие" деньги — volatile short-tertn funds
командировочные деньги — travelling allowance / expenses
наличные деньги — ready money, cash
"нефтяные" деньги (доходы от нефти) — oil money, petro- / petroleum currency
фальшивые деньги — counterfeit / bad money
количество денег в обращении — amount of money / currency in circulation
деньги, не обеспеченные золотом — money unbacked by gold
деньги с высокой покупательной силой / способностью — dear money
недостаток / нехватка денег — want of money, lack / scarcity / stringency / tightness of money
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6 недостаток денег
1) General subject: stringency, lack of money, money pressure, money scarcity, money squeeze, money stringency, tightness of money, want of money2) Economy: cash shortage, lack of ready money, pressure for money, stringency in money, tightness (в обращении) -
7 недостача
1) General subject: short-delivery (при поставке), shortage, cash shortage, shortfall, ullage2) Naval: lack, short-shipped3) Colloquial: dent4) Economy: deficiencies, tillage, wantage5) Accounting: inadequacy6) Banking: fall short by7) Advertising: short delivery (при доставке груза)8) Business: deficiency in quantity, deficit, sacrifice9) Warehouse: materials missing10) EBRD: insufficient payment, short payment11) leg.N.P. deficiency12) Makarov: short measure (о деньгах)13) oil&gas: supply shortfalls14) Logistics: scarcity -
8 денежный денежн·ый
monetary, currency; (выражающийся в деньгах) money, pecuniaryденежный голод — pressure on the money supply, money scarcity / squeeze / stringency
денежные доходы — money / cash incomes
денежная масса — monetary stock амер.
"денежный мешок" — fat cat амер. жарг.
денежный ая реформа — monetary / currency reform
денежные средства — money means, financial / money resources
в денежном выражении — in money terms, in terms of money
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9 стоимость
эк.value; costзавышать стоимость (напр. акций) — to overrate
балансовая стоимость — balance value / cost
истинная стоимость — true cost / value
конечная стоимость (включающая все виды дополнительных затрат) — final / ultimate cost
номинальная стоимость, стоимость по номиналу — par, nominal / par value
общая стоимость — global value, total cost
первоначальная стоимость — undepreciated value, original cost
рыночная стоимость — commercial / market value
чистая стоимость — net value / cost
повышение / рост стоимостьи жизни — soaring of the cost of living
стоимость, (выраженная) в деньгах — money equivalent
стоимость жизни — cost of living, living costs
стоимость, определяемая дефицитностью / редкостью ресурса — scarcity value
стоимость рабочей силы — value of manpower / labour
стоимость резервирования (напр., мест в самолёте) — reservation cost
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