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121 cook the books
cook v the books (infrml) ACC die Bilanz verschleiern, Bilanzverschleierung betreiben, Konten manipulieren, (infrml) Konten frisierenEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > cook the books
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122 cook the books
вести липовые счета/двойную бухгалтериюJane was sent to jail for cooking the books of her mother's store.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > cook the books
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123 balance the books
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124 close the books
The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > close the books
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125 closing the books
фин. прекращение регистрации акционеров [прав собственности]* (временное прекращение продажи ценных бумаг и регистрации новых акционеров, обычно перед выплатой дивидендов)See:The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > closing the books
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126 hit the books
aмep. paзг.взятьcя зa книги, зa учёбу, уcepднo зaнимaтьcя (выpaжeниe, pacпpocтpaнённoe cpeди cтудeнтoв)Loui's creed... was spending eighteen hours a week in classes, another twenty hitting the books (S. King) -
127 keep smb.'s name on the books
см. keep one's name on the booksConcise English-Russian phrasebook > keep smb.'s name on the books
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128 keep the books
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one for the books — {n, phr.}, {informal} Very unusual; a remarkable something. * /The newspaper reporter fumed in a story that was one for the books./ * /Their trip through the Rocky Mountains was one for the books./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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close the books — {v. phr.} To stop taking orders; end a bookkeeping period. * /The tickets were all sold, so the manager said to close the books./ * /The department store closes its books on the 25th of each month./ … Dictionary of American idioms