I. current [америк. ˈkərənt, брит. ˈkʌr(ə)nt] ПРИЛ.
1.1. current определит. (existing):
2.2. current (prevailing):
II. current [америк. ˈkərənt, брит. ˈkʌr(ə)nt] СУЩ.
1.1. current C (flow of water, air):
1.2. current C (general trend):
current events СУЩ. только мн.
alternating current СУЩ. U
current cost accounting СУЩ. U
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I. current [ˈkʌrənt, америк. ˈkɜ:r-] ПРИЛ.
2. current (latest):
3. current (prevalent):
- current use
-
current affairs СУЩ.
current affairs СУЩ.:
current opinion СУЩ.
cross-current СУЩ.
current expenses СУЩ. мн.
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I. current [ˈkɜr·ənt] ПРИЛ.
2. current (latest):
3. current (prevalent):
- current use
-
current affairs СУЩ.
current affairs СУЩ.:
alternating current СУЩ. ЭЛЕКТР.
current expenses СУЩ. мн.
current opinion СУЩ.
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These accounts are the piggy banks employees use for current expenses not covered by their high-deductible health plans.
www.workforce.com That income, even if taxed at just 10%, would leave $2,993 a month to cover current expenses of $4,053 a month.
business.financialpost.com Over the same period, government spending on current expenses (which excludes investments in buildings, roads, and other infrastructure) increased by about $1.5 billion (adjusted for inflation).
theindependent.ca The largest and most widely discussed is the decision to treat spending on intellectual property like patents and copyrights as investment rather than as current expenses.
www.economonitor.com The current expenses scandal is proof that a number of those politically inspired appointments were ill-judged, to say the least.
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