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1 avere un'eccedenza di 200 euro
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2 eccedenza
f excess( il di più) surpluspeso m in eccedenza excess weight* * *eccedenza s.f. excess, surplus, glut; ( nei composti) over: eccedenza alimentare, surplus of foodstuffs; un'eccedenza di cento euro, a hundred euros in excess; eccedenza di personale, overmanning (o redundancy); ufficio con impiegati in eccedenza, overstaffed office; eccedenze agricole, farm surplus // (comm.): eccedenza commerciale, trade surplus; eccedenza di peso, overweight; eccedenza di cassa, cash surplus; eccedenza di prezzo, overcharge // (econ.): eccedenza della bilancia dei pagamenti, balance of payments surplus; eccedenza di produzione, overproduction; eccedenza delle esportazioni sulle importazioni, excess of exports over imports; eccedenza di profitto, excess profit // (fin.): eccedenza di dollari ( sul mercato valutario), dollar glut; eccedenza passiva, balance deficit // (Borsa) eccedenza di compratori, buyers over.* * *[ettʃe'dɛntsa]sostantivo femminile1) (eccesso) surplus*, excess2) econ. surplus*3) in eccedenza in excess, in surplus* * *eccedenza/ett∫e'dεntsa/sostantivo f.1 (eccesso) surplus*, excess; - e agricole agricultural surpluses; eccedenza di peso excess weight; eccedenza di produzione overproduction2 econ. surplus*; avere un'eccedenza di 200 euro to have 200 euros in excess3 in eccedenza in excess, in surplus; cibo in eccedenza surplus food; bagaglio in eccedenza excess baggage.
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