finances in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for finances in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.finance [Am ˈfaɪnæns, fəˈnæns, Brit ˈfʌɪnans, fʌɪˈnans, fɪˈnans] N

1. finance U (banking, business):

finance

finanzas fpl

the world of high finance

el mundo de las altas finanzas

2. finance <finances, pl >:

finance

recursos mpl financieros

finance

situación f financiera

finance

situación f económica

my finances won't run to a trip to Egypt

el estado de mis finanzas no me da para ir a Egipto

3. finance (funding):

finance U

financiación f

finance U

financiamiento m esp LatAm

finance attr department

de financiación

Finance Bill POL

proyecto m de ley presupuestaria

II.finance [Am ˈfaɪnæns, fəˈnæns, Brit ˈfʌɪnans, fʌɪˈnans, fɪˈnans] VB trans

finance project/industry/expansion:

finance

financiar

how are you going to finance the trip?

¿cómo vas a financiar or a costearte el viaje?

I'm not going to finance your drinking!

¡no pienso costearte el vicio!

finance company, Brit also finance house N

finance company

compañía f de crédito comercial

finance company

sociedad f financiera

finance company

casa f financiera

finance company

financiera f

co-finance [Am koʊˈfaɪnæns, ˌkoʊfəˈnæns, Brit ˌkəʊˈfʌɪnans] VB trans

co-finance project/iniciative:

co-finance

cofinanciar

high finance N U

high finance

altas finanzas fpl

public-private finance initiative N

public-private finance initiative

plan m de financiación público-privado

Private Finance Initiative N (in UK)

Private Finance Initiative

medida para complementar las inversiones en los servicios públicos con las finanzas del sector privado

Economic and Finance Committee N POL

Economic and Finance Committee (in the EU)

Comité m Económico y Financiero

Translations for finances in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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finanzas

finances pl

drogodelincuente

drug addict who finances his/her habit by crime

sociedad financiera

finance company

sociedad financiera

finance house

finances in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for finances in the English»Spanish Dictionary

finances [ˈfaɪnæntsɪz] N pl

finances

finanzas f pl

finance [ˈfaɪnænts] VB trans

finance

financiar

finance company N, finance house N

finance company

sociedad f financiera

Council of Economic and Finance Ministers N

Council of Economic and Finance Ministers

Consejo m de Ministros de Economía y Finanzas

Translations for finances in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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finanzas

finances pl

financiera

finance company

financiar

to finance

hacienda pública

public finance

magnate de las finanzas

finance magnate

subvencionar ADMIN

to finance with a grant

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There is an argument that the line drawn in this war is based on finances.

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However, as his grasp on his family's finances slips by the day, he begins to lose his very physical composition, gradually turning into a wolf.

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Clay ordered the bank to provide a detailed report of its finances, but it was unable to do so.

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His department lacks funding, and his salary is insufficient to provide for a vast family, leaving his family finances precarious.

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Prior to the awards, a media storm broke out about the state of her finances which were allegedly being poorly handled by her record company.

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To ensure a no-cost operation, finances are obtained through sponsorship, donations, government subsidy and charter operations.

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It has no authority in the areas of foreign affairs, defense, security, and finances.

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I just didn't know, of course, before we came into government, quite what the state of the finances were.

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In preparation for the second five-year plan (196065), the necessity to separate the railway finances from the general revenues continued to be felt.

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Grant was forced to sell them at a large loss that weakened the company's finances.

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