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1 installed equipment
instal(l)mentn2) часть, партия
- advance installment
- annual installment
- delinquent installment
- due installment
- equal installments
- final installment
- final annual installment
- first installment
- first installment payable to smb.
- initial installment
- last installment
- monthly installment
- next installment
- overdue installment
- paid-in capital installments
- quarterly installment
- past due installment
- semi-annual installment
- subsequent installment
- yearly installment
- installment of principal
- installments to the budget
- by installments
- make the initial installment
- miss an installment
- pay by instalments
- pay off in installmentsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > installed equipment
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2 instal(l)ment
n2) часть, партия
- advance installment
- annual installment
- delinquent installment
- due installment
- equal installments
- final installment
- final annual installment
- first installment
- first installment payable to smb.
- initial installment
- last installment
- monthly installment
- next installment
- overdue installment
- paid-in capital installments
- quarterly installment
- past due installment
- semi-annual installment
- subsequent installment
- yearly installment
- installment of principal
- installments to the budget
- by installments
- make the initial installment
- miss an installment
- pay by instalments
- pay off in installmentsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > instal(l)ment
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3 budget account
(U.K.) Fina bank account set up to control a person’s regular expenditures, for example, the payment of insurance premiums, mortgage, utilities, or telephone bills. The annual expenditure for each item is paid into the account in equal monthly installments, bills being paid from the budget account as they become due. -
4 single premium insurance
Finlife cover where the premium is paid in one lump sum when the policy is taken out, rather than in monthly installments -
5 instalment
(Amer.: installment) noun1) (part payment) Rate, die3)instalment plan — (Amer.) Ratenzahlung, die; Teilzahling, die
* * *1) (one payment out of a number of payments into which an amount of money, especially a debt, is divided: The new carpet is being paid for by monthly instalments.) die Rate2) (a part of a story that is printed one part at a time eg in a weekly magazine, or read in parts on the radio: Did you hear the final instalment last week?) die Fortsetzung* * *[ɪnˈstɔ:lmənt, AM -ˈstɑ:l-]n2. ECON, FIN Rate fpayable in monthly \instalments in Monatsraten zahlbarto pay for sth by \instalments etw in Raten [o ratenweise] [ab]bezahlenpayment of \instalments Abzahlung f* * *(US) [ɪn'stɔːlmənt]n2) (FIN, COMM) Rate fto pay in or by instalments — in Raten or ratenweise bezahlen
* * *1. WIRTSCH Rate f:2. (Teil)Lieferung f (eines Buches etc):3. a) Fortsetzung f:b) RADIO, TV Folge f:* * *(Amer.: installment) noun1) (part payment) Rate, diepay by or in instalments — in Raten od. ratenweise zahlen
2) (of serial, novel) Fortsetzung, die; (of film, radio programme) Folge, die3)instalment plan — (Amer.) Ratenzahlung, die; Teilzahling, die
* * *(payment) n.Rate -n f. n.Abzahlung f.Teilzahlung f. -
6 pay
1. n1)3) пособие; пенсия
- additional pay
- average pay
- back pay
- base pay
- basic pay
- boardroom pay
- call pay
- call-back pay
- call-in pay
- contractual pay
- deferred pay
- dismissal pay
- equal pay
- executive pay
- extra pay
- full pay
- half pay
- high pay
- holdback pay
- holiday pay
- hourly pay
- incentive pay
- layoff pay
- longevity pay
- minimum pay
- monthly pay
- net pay
- overtime pay
- partial pay
- piecework pay
- premium pay
- redundancy pay
- regular pay
- reporting pay
- retirement pay
- seniority pay
- severance pay
- sick pay
- take-home pay
- take-over pay
- unemployment pay
- vacation pay
- weekly pay
- week's pay
- pay by the day
- pay by the hour
- pay by the piece
- pay per hour
- without pay2. v1) платить2) выплачивать, расплачиваться
- pay back
- pay by installments
- pay in
- pay in addition
- pay in advance
- pay in excess
- pay in full
- pay in kind
- pay in total
- pay off
- pay on demand
- pay on a piecework basis
- pay on presentation
- pay out
- pay over
- pay promptly
- pay up front
- carriage paid
- freight paid
- postage paid -
7 payment
['peɪmənt]n( act) zapłata f; ( of bill) płatność f; ( sum of money) wypłata fadvance payment — ( part sum) zaliczka; ( total sum) wypłata z góry
on payment of — po opłaceniu +gen
* * *1) (money etc paid: The TV can be paid for in ten weekly payments.) wpłata, opłata2) (the act of paying: He gave me a book in payment for my kindness.) zapłata
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