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1 ♦ statement
♦ statement /ˈsteɪtmənt/n.1 dichiarazione; affermazione; asserzione: The statement is unfounded, l'asserzione è infondata; to retract a statement, ritrattare una dichiarazione4 ( banca, comm.) rendiconto; estratto conto: quarterly statements, rendiconti trimestrali; annual statement, rendiconto di gestione6 (comput.) istruzione7 (leg.) dichiarazione; relazione; rapporto; verbale ( fatto alla polizia): sworn statement, dichiarazione giurata (o sotto giuramento) NOTA D'USO: - verbal, minutes o statement?-8 (org. az.) rapporto; resoconto● ( banca, rag.) statement of account, estratto conto □ (rag.) statement of accumulated profits, conto economico □ (leg.) statement of the accused, dichiarazioni dell'imputato □ statement of affairs, (rag.) rendiconto dell'attivo e del passivo; (leg.) bilancio del fallimento □ (rag.) statement of assets and liabilities, stato patrimoniale ( di un'azienda) □ (leg.) statement of claim, dichiarazione dell'attore, denuncia ( nel processo civile) □ (leg.) statement of defence, replica del convenuto, difesa ( nel processo civile) □ statement of expenses, conto spese, nota spese □ (ass.) statement of loss, dichiarazione del danno, denuncia di sinistro □ (rag.) statement of net proceeds, conto del ricavo netto □ (rag.) statement of operations, conto economico □ (rag.) statement of profit and loss, conto profitti e perdite; conto economico □ (leg.) statement of reasons, motivazione ( di una sentenza) □ (leg.) statement made by a witness, deposizione testimoniale □ (leg.) to make false statements, dichiarare il falso.
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