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91Provision — Provisionf 1.AnteilanderDiebesbeute.EigentlichdergeldlicheAnteilamLieferungsauftrag.1950ff. 2.dickeProvision=hoheUmsatzvergütung.1920ff. 3.fetteProvision=sehransehnlicheUmsatzvergütung.1920ff …
92Provision — Pro|vi|si|on [...v...] die; , en <aus gleichbed. it. provvisione, eigtl. »Vorsorge«, dies aus lat. provisio »Vorausschau; Vorsorge« zu providere »vorhersehen, Vorsorge treffen«>: 1. vorwiegend im Handel übliche Form der Vergütung, die meist …
93provisión — Economía. Cuenta de pasivo que representa disminuciones probables del valor de determinados activos (clientes de dudoso cobro) o incrementos de pasivos (créditos en moneda extranjera y que se lleva a la cuenta de resultados de un ejercicio como… …
94provision — 1. положение закона, подзаконного акта или договора; 2. в бухгалтерском учете сумма, резервируемая для покрытия определенных рисков …
95provision — pro·vi·sion || prÉ™ vɪʒn n. supply, stock; act of supplying or furnishing; measure, means; food; condition, stipulation v. supply with stock, equip with supplies (esp. food) …
96provisión — f. Acción y efecto de proveer …
97Provision — The putting aside of an amount in the event of something happening. Usually a measure taken to deal with a risk …
98provision — n. 1. Providing, anticipation. 2. Preparation, provident measures or steps, provident care, arrangement. 3. Stock, store, hoard, fund, supply, supplies. 4. Proviso, stipulation, clause, condition, previous agreement …
99Provision — ♦ The resulting appointment when a pope exercised his right to provide. (Heath, Peter. Church and Realm, 1272 1461, 366) Related terms: Provisions, Papal, Provisors, Provide …
100provision — n 1. proviso, stipulation, condition, clause, term, specification, given; restriction, limitation, qualification, Inf. catch, Inf. string, Inf. small or fine print; reservation, exemption, exception; requisite, prerequisite, obligation. 2. supply …
