foreign currency nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di foreign currency nel dizionario inglese»italiano

to buy foreign currency

comprare valuta straniera

Traduzioni di foreign currency nel dizionario italiano»inglese

divisa estera

foreign currency or exchange

comprare valuta estera

to buy foreign currency

valuta estera

foreign currency or exchange

Traduzioni di foreign currency nel dizionario inglese»italiano

currency [ingl brit ˈkʌr(ə)nsi, ingl am ˈkərənsi] SOST

1. currency ECON:

currency

moneta f

currency

valuta f

what is the currency of Poland?

qual è la moneta della Polonia?

to buy foreign currency

comprare valuta straniera

have you any American currency?

ha della valuta americana?

2. currency:

currency (of word, term)

frequenza f

currency (of idea, opinion)

diffusione f

to gain currency word, term:

diventare corrente

to gain currency idea, opinion:

diffondersi

to give currency to sth

mettere in circolazione qc

foreign [ingl brit ˈfɒrɪn, ingl am ˈfɔrən] AGG

1. foreign:

foreign country, company, trade

estero

foreign investment, travel

all'estero

foreign imports

dall'estero

in foreign parts

all'estero

on the foreign market

sul mercato estero

2. foreign (alien, unknown):

foreign concept, idea

estraneo (to a)

foreign currency nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di foreign currency nel dizionario inglese»italiano

foreign currency SOST

foreign currency

valuta f estera

Traduzioni di foreign currency nel dizionario inglese»italiano

foreign currency

valuta f estera

Traduzioni di foreign currency nel dizionario italiano»inglese

valuta estera

foreign currency

divisa estera

foreign currency

Traduzioni di foreign currency nel dizionario inglese»italiano

currency <-ies> [ˈkɜ:·rən·si] SOST

1. currency FIN:

currency

moneta f

foreign currency

valuta f estera

currency conversion

conversione f monetaria

currency market

mercato m valutario

currency unit

unità f monetaria

2. currency (acceptance):

currency

diffusione f

to enjoy wide currency

essere ampiamente diffuso

to gain currency

diffondersi

foreign [ˈfɔ:·rɪn] AGG

1. foreign (from another country):

foreign

straniero, -a

foreign soil form

terra f straniera

2. foreign (involving other countries):

foreign

estero, -a

foreign relations

rapporti m pl con l'estero

foreign trade

commercio m estero

3. foreign (unknown, uncharacteristic):

foreign

estraneo, -a

to be foreign to sb

essere estraneo a qu

to be foreign to one's nature

non fare parte della natura di qu

4. foreign (not belonging):

foreign

estraneo, -a

a foreign body

un corpo estraneo

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

He was soon accused of illegally handling foreign currency.

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Usually small states with volatile economies have most of their national debt in foreign currency.

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The state responded to the crisis by gradually raising tariffs, increasing internal demand and increasing control over the flux and use of foreign currency.

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The economy is highly regulated by the government, which has increased subsidies and tightened trade controls to assuage protesters and protect foreign currency reserves.

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The third subtitle deals with currency smuggling and counterfeiting, including quadrupling the maximum penalty for counterfeiting foreign currency.

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The bank also became more heavily involved in foreign currency trading and international banking in general.

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The only services that remained open were those catering to the political elite and foreigners which continued to trade exclusively in foreign currency.

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A large part of foreign currency earnings also comes from the remittances sent by expatriates living in other countries.

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Many banks offer gold accounts where gold can be instantly bought or sold just like any foreign currency on a fractional reserve basis.

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Examples are gold or assets denominated in foreign currency or otherwise backed up by foreign debt, like foreign cash, stocks or bonds.

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