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Bulgarian
Bulgarian
period [ˈpɪərɪəd, Am ˈpɪrɪ-] N
1. period (length of time) a. GEO, ECON:
period
period
2. period (interval of time):
period
in/over a period of sth
in/over a period of sth
last year's period
three-year period
[or transitional] period
3. period ECON:
accounting [or charging ] [or auditing ] [or fiscal], period
bidding period
budget period
credit period FIN
cure period
given period
operating period
payback period
payback period
period of coverage
period of coverage
period of grace [or deferral]
period of use
qualifying [or blocking], period
rating period
redemption period, period for honouring
reference period
safekeeping [or retention], period
stop period
[or taxable] period
tender period
4. period LAW:
application [or request], period
disclosure period
guarantee [or warranty ] [or liability], period
limitation period
period for claims [or complaints]
period of office
set period
5. period (lesson, class session):
period
6. period (distinct stage):
period
7. period (menstruation):
period
to get/have one's period
period pain
8. period Am MATH:
period
period
multi-period ADJ LAW, FIN
multi-period
incubation period N zool, MED
incubation period
trial period N
trial period
period furniture N no pl
period furniture
dual-currency period N
dual-currency period
payback period
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
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Some online casinos claim higher payback percentages for slot machine games, and some publish payout percentage audits on their websites.
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The low efficiency of certain photovoltaic panels can significantly affect the payback period of their installation.
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The guide also provides recommendations on how to establish a goal-oriented budget, make the most of payback options, and utilize employee savings and investment plans.
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In the case of self consumption payback time is calculated based on how much electricity is not brought from the grid.
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Payback period intuitively measures how long something takes to pay for itself.
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