col·lat·er·al ac·ˈcept·ance СУЩ. ФИНАНС.
I. col·lat·er·al [kəˈlætərəl, америк. kəˈlæt̬-] СУЩ. ФИНАНС.
II. col·lat·er·al [kəˈlætərəl, америк. kəˈlæt̬-] ПРИЛ.
1. collateral (parallel):
2. collateral офиц. (descended in different line):
3. collateral (subordinate):
ac·cept·ance [əkˈseptən(t)s] СУЩ.
1. acceptance no pl (accepting):
- acceptance of an invitation, offer, proposal, cheque
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- acceptance of idea
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2. acceptance (positive answer):
3. acceptance no pl (toleration):
4. acceptance no pl (recognition):
5. acceptance ФИНАНС.:
6. acceptance ФИЗ.:
- acceptance test [or testing]
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acceptance СУЩ.
collateral СУЩ. ИНВЕСТ., ФИН.
acceptance СУЩ. БАНК.
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- Akzept ср.
acceptance СУЩ. handel
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The peripheral hormonal and behavioral brain effects of oxytocin are thought to be coordinated through its common release through these collaterals.
en.wikipedia.org Especially in areas of high population density, civilian casualties, collateral property damage, and injuries from friendly fire can have enormous political effects.
en.wikipedia.org This arrangement provides tax exempt status to the bonds, and many times a property tax exemption on the collateral.
en.wikipedia.org Commonly, commercial banks, investment banks, government agencies and other institutional investors such as mutual funds are significant collateral takers as well as providers.
en.wikipedia.org While banks have the necessary resources, they may be reluctant to lend to poor individuals who lack collateral.
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