finance

finance
1. noun
1) ((the study or management of) money affairs: He is an expert in finance.) finanzas
2) ((often in plural) the money one has to spend: The government is worried about the state of the country's finances.) fondos, finanzas

2. verb
(to give money for (a plan, business etc): Will the company finance your trip abroad?) financiar
- financially
- financier
finance1 n finanzas
the world of finance el mundo de las finanzas
the Minister of Finance el Ministro de Hacienda
finance2 vb financiar
who will finance the project? ¿quién financiará el proyecto?
El gerundio de finance se escribe financing
finance
tr['faɪnæns]
noun
1 (management of money) finanzas nombre femenino plural
transitive verb
1 financiar
plural noun finances
1 (money available) fondos nombre masculino plural
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
finance company sociedad nombre femenino financiera
Minister of Finance Ministro,-a de Hacienda
finance [fə'nænts, 'faɪ.nænts] vt, -nanced ; -nancing : financiar
finance n
1) : finanzas fpl
2) finances npl
resources: recursos mpl financieros
finance
n.
• finanzas s.f.pl.
• fondos s.m.pl.
v.
• financiar v.
• habilitar v.

I fə'næns, faɪ-, 'faɪnæns, faɪ'næns
noun
a) u (banking, business) finanzas fpl

high finance — altas finanzas

b) finances pl recursos mpl financieros, situación f financiera or económica
c) u (funding) financiación f, financiamiento m (esp AmL)

II
transitive verb \<\<projectip\>\> financiar
[faɪ'næns]
1.
N (gen) finanzas fpl , asuntos mpl financieros; (=funds) (also: finances) fondos mpl

(the state of) the country's finances — la situación económica del país

Minister of Finance — Ministro(-a) m / f de Economía y Hacienda

2.
VT [+ project] financiar

he stole to finance his drug habit — robaba para costearse su adicción a las drogas

3.
CPD [company] financiero; [page, section] de economía, de negocios

finance director N — director(a) m / f financiero(-a)

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I [fə'næns, faɪ-, 'faɪnæns, faɪ'næns]
noun
a) u (banking, business) finanzas fpl

high finance — altas finanzas

b) finances pl recursos mpl financieros, situación f financiera or económica
c) u (funding) financiación f, financiamiento m (esp AmL)

II
transitive verb \<\<project/trip\>\> financiar

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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