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1 deposit money
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2 deposit account
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3 deposit
n. pand, deposito; voorschot; laag (geol.)--------v. deponeren; neerleggen; verdrievoudigendeposit1[ dippozzit] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 onderpand ⇒ waarborgsom, aanbetaling; statiegeld♦voorbeelden:3 money in/on deposit • geld à/in deposito————————deposit2〈 werkwoord〉 -
4 deposit date
datum van storting -
5 deposit envelope
stortingsenvelop (speciale envelop voor storten van cheques in bank bij zelfservice (zonder in rij te hoeven staan)) -
6 deposit interest
stortingsrente -
7 deposit linked to the index
Deposito gekoppeld aan index -
8 deposit linked to the rate of exchange
deponatie verbonden aan de wisselkoersEnglish-Dutch dictionary > deposit linked to the rate of exchange
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9 deposit of Israeli currency
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10 deposit receipt
stortingsbevestiging (bevestiging van geldstorting op bankrekening) -
11 deposit slip
strook papier ter bewijs van storting op rekening -
12 deposit withdrawal
terugtrekken van storting (terugtrekken van gelden vanuit stortingen voor datum van inleg) -
13 deposit
aanslagafzettingbezinksellaagneerslagsedimentuitzaksel -
14 deposit distribution
neerslagverdeling -
15 deposit of salt
zoutafzettingzoutneerslag -
16 a heavy deposit gravitated to the bottom
a heavy deposit gravitated to the bottomEnglish-Dutch dictionary > a heavy deposit gravitated to the bottom
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17 bank of deposit
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18 certificate of deposit
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19 money in/on deposit
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20 safe-deposit box
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