13:14 Jun 16, 2020 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Lester Tattersall United Kingdom Local time: 02:17 | ||||||
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...for annual credit charge Explanation: My interpretation in view of the context of the sentence as a whole. |
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against established credit, against a credit line Explanation: I find this one tricky. When I read the sentence provided, it sounds like the company has already arranged to receive loans (or some other sort of financial assistance) and want to get some of the money sooner. That's the best I can do without knowing what the situation is regarding whatever cash inflows the sentence refers to. |
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by duties to annual invoices and bills Explanation: Duties and responsibilities are donated by the credit which is money due to be paid annually. Example sentence(s):
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charged to the annual credit Explanation: It appears that the Government pays this industry an annual subsidy (annual credit). They want next year's money, or some of it, now. They want a series of advances/advance payments, on next year's credit payment. For a translation of crédito anual (annual credit), see: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=zD4APqxFLykC&pg=PA7182&l... |
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out of the annual / budget / appropriation Explanation: As mentioned many times before on ProZ and as 'credits' many Romance lingos, notably French to English, credit is a weasel-word that can mean a govt. agency or official body's budget appropriation, rather than - as is often the case - a private banking *credit facility* in this context. Reference: http://www.proz.com/personal-glossaries/entry/18259178-cr%3F... |
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offset against the annual credit report (balance) Explanation: Your free annual credit report includes all accounts opened under your name as well as the actions you have taken, such as balances and payment history. |
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