Translations for „forgone“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

forgone [fɔ:ˈgɒn, Am fɔ:rˈgɑ:n] VB

forgone pp of forgo

See also forgo

forgo <forewent, foregone> [fɔ:ˈgəʊ, Am fɔ:rˈgoʊ] VB trans iron a. form

to forgo sth

rezygnować [perf z-] z czegoś

forego VB trans

forego → forgo

See also forgo

forgo <forewent, foregone> [fɔ:ˈgəʊ, Am fɔ:rˈgoʊ] VB trans iron a. form

to forgo sth

rezygnować [perf z-] z czegoś

forgo <forewent, foregone> [fɔ:ˈgəʊ, Am fɔ:rˈgoʊ] VB trans iron a. form

to forgo sth

rezygnować [perf z-] z czegoś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

However, many welfare-maximizing reallocations are often forgone because of the transaction costs involved in bargaining.

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The charge was based on the interest forgone by the seller not being paid.

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The cost of the mandate would be the forgone net value of settlements and damages in such cases.

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The cost of the mandate would be any forgone compensation that would have been awarded through legal actions.

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The cost of those mandates for broadcasters would be the net income forgone as a result of compliance with the prohibitions.

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For parts where the extra precision and surface finish is not strictly necessary, the machining is forgone in order to achieve a lower cost.

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The cost of the mandate would be the forgone value of awards and settlements in such claims.

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Single-pointing was forgone in favor of die head cutting for such medium- and high-volume repetitive production.

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Such costs include warehousing fees and interest forgone on money tied up, less income from leasing out the commodity if possible ("e.g." gold).

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By the end of 2010, all syndicated programming had been forgone and live local programming became the station's focus.

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