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Перевод: cash

[прилагательное]
кассовый;
[существительное]
наличные деньги; наличный расчет; наличные ; богатство; деньги ; звонкая монета; касса ;
[глагол]
получать деньги по чеку; платить деньги по чеку

Тезаурус:

1. Elections have to be less bogus when supervised by Yankee foundations with cash and counsel.
2. From just 25p a day, you can help protect your dependents against the crippling financial penalty of losing a parent or partner - and secure yourself a cash payout at the age of 65 if you're aged between 18 and 54 when cover commences, or after ten years if you're aged between 55 and 69.
3. Instead, they were to receive 5 per cent of their balances by way of a cash distribution.
4. In general, the voluntary organisations and some health authorities believe that hospitals should simply close their doors, thus forcing local authorities to provide the essential services in the community and the government to find the cash.
5. FRENCH engineering company AFE has made an agreed 45p a share cash offer for Cronite, valuing the troubled metal reclaimer and casting manufacturer at 7.3m.
6. They levy an income tax, but not very seriously: they get cash more easily by looting banks and demanding protection money from businesses.
7. Further large-scale deforestation is occurring in response to government-sanctioned development projects, many of which involve cash cropping and ranching.
8. He genuinely had little concern with making money for its own sake, but he could not fail to be infected by Marjorie's martyred attitude to their shortage of cash, and he resented being reminded of it by Kegan's sleekness.
9. What they already owned will be taken from them, and they will pay higher bills to feed cash to shareholders who've done nothing.
10. But these are thin soils with an uncertain water supply; not naturally the best land for arable cash crops or cattle.
11. Wardle has a cash balance of over 30m.
12. That could be resolved if financial insitutions were willing to invest a little more in cash dispensers in shopping centres.
13. Nationalised industries were first set annual cash limits under a Labour administration, but the concept was in line with Conservative Government policy to cut direct taxation and release cash so that people (voters) had a greater choice with what to do with their money.