Vocabulario economia

BUSINESS VOCABULARY
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Achieve (v): Lograr, alcanzar, conseguir, realizar, llevar a cabo, alcanzar su objetivo, terminar con éxito. To succeed in doing something good or getting the result you wanted. (n: Achievment).
Acquire (v): Adquirir, obtener, conseguir, aprender, contraer. To buy or obtain something, especially something expensive or difficult to get.
Act (n): Ley, acta, acción, acto.A law that has been officially accepted.
Afford (v): Permitirse, proporcionar, costearse, dares el lujo. To have enough Money to buy or pay for something.
Agreement (n): Acuerdo, convenio, tratado, pacto, arreglo, trato. An arrangement or promise to do something, made by two or more companies, governments or organizations.
Amount (n): Cantidad, importe, monto, suma, valor. A quantity ofsomething such as time, Money or a substance.
Appliance (n): Bienes durables. Durable goods for home or office use.
Applicant (n): Solicitante, aspirante, candidato, demandante. Someone who has formally asked for a job.
Assets (n): Bienes, activos, haberes. The things that a company owns that can be sold to pay debts.
Assessment (n): Gravamen. A calculation about the cost or value of something.It is used in taxes.
Assembly line (n): Montaje, ensamblado, línea de montaje. A system for making things in a factory in which the products move past a line of workers who each make or check one part.
Average (n): Promedio, media, medio, medianía. The amount calculated by adding together several quantities, and then dividing by the total number of quantities.
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Banking (n,v): (n) La banca.Cuando es un verbo se entiende como lo referente a lo bancario. The business of a bank.
Bank Account (n): Cuenta bancaria. An arrangement between a customer and a bank that allows the customer to pay in and take out money.
Bankbalance (n): Saldo bancario. The amount of money someone has in their bank account.
Bankdraft (n): Giro bancario, letra bancaria. A cheque (UK) or check (U.S) for one bankto another to pay a person or an organization.
Bank holiday (n): Feriado bancario. When Banks are closed.
*Balance (n): Balance, saldo, equilibrio. The amount of money that you have in your bank account. Oppositte: Imbalance
*Balance of payments: Balanza de pagos. La balanza de pagos es una cifra macroeconómica que trata de medir el flujo de bienes, servicios y capitales entre un país y elresto del mundo.
Bankrupt (adj): Quebrado, insolvente, arruinado, desfondado. Unable to pay your debts.
Bankroll (v): Financiar. To provide the money that someone needs for a business. A supply of money.
Bargaining (n): Negociación, gestión, regateo. Discussion in order to reach agreement about a sale, contract, etc.
Barriers (n): Barrera, obstáculo, escollo. A type of fence or gate that preventspeople from moving in a particular direction.
Bear (n ): Es una expresión de uso en los mercados de valores que se utiliza para indicar la baja de las cotizaciones. An investor with a pessimistic market outlook; an investor who expects prices to fall and so sells now in order to buy later at a lower price.
Benefits (n): Beneficios, ventajas. Something that gives you an advantage or improvesyour life in some way.
Bill (n): Cuenta, Factura. Proyecto de ley. A written list showing how much you have to pay for services you have received.
Bill of exchange (n): Letra de cambio. A signed document ordering someone to pay someone else a particular amount of money.
Bill of lading (n): Conocimiento de embarque. A list of the goods being carried, especially on a ship.
Bill of sale (n):Boleta. A written document showing that someone has bought something.
Blue Chip: Término inglés que se usa para señalar a los títulos principales de un mercado de valores, es decir aquellos que tienen mayor volumen de negocio. El nombre hace referencia al color azul de la sala en que se cotizaban los títulos más importantes en la Bolsa de New York.
Bonds (n): Bonos. An official document promising...