transaction
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3.8
- noun
- /trænˈzækʃən/
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transacción
- There's gotta be a bank record somewhere of this transaction.
- financial transactions
- a business transaction
- transaction costs
What is the most profitable transaction you do today?
- What is the most profitable transaction you do today?
- According to Bloomberg, the buyer in that private transaction was Elon Musk.
- They choose not to tax that transaction because the companies will leave.
- That means that in practice, small transactions can be very, very expensive.
- Then I'll schedule out what deals and transactions that I'm working on.
- So any type of cross-border cross currency transaction that you you need to make.
- So we have clay tablets in which simple debt transactions are inscribed.
- We've got cash transactions that need to be reported.
- People can't even do a transaction with each other for simple things, right?
- The combined bank that will result from this transaction will be huge for Switzerland.
- With a sale and leaseback transactions, the cash flows are identical.
- How you will then gain is through transaction fees.
- dollars and conduct all major transactions in the US currency.
Examples
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In most cases, this may actually get the transaction or complaint handled smoothly.
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Does age matter in this transaction?
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What type of transaction are you known for?
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We just have to change the transaction format slightly.
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Remember, this is just simply a business transaction.
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What is the most profitable transaction you do today?
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I have a job, I eat lunch every day, and I make transactions and I get paid.
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Improvements in information technology reduce transaction costs and therefore reduce the demand for banks to hold reserves.
Academic text (2017) -
How's our business transaction?
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I completed an online transaction to purchase a new laptop yesterday.
Synonyms
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1.0
Buying, selling, or exchanging goods and services between businesses and people
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2.4
An agreement between companies or people to exchange goods and services for money
Contacts and activities with people and groups, often in business or official situations
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.1
Money you spend when you buy or sell something, for example finding information and making agreements
- Specialized
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5.2
A computer file that holds recent records of actions updated while the computer works
- Specialized
An agreement to buy or sell something for future delivery at a set price
- Texting
Money you pay to process a transfer on a digital money network, often higher when the network is busy
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transaction comes from old Latin parts trans- 'across' and agere 'to do', and is like the word action. So a transaction is an act of doing that moves money or goods 'across' between people, which is why shops and banks record them.