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Meanings of finances in English

Portuguese
dinheiro
Catalan
possibles
Spanish
dinero

Assets in the form of money.

dinheiro
Usage of finances in English
1
One thing was clear, however; his finances didn't ring true at all.
Girl out back
2
OPINION:Twice in a generation the political class has mismanaged the public finances.
The Irish Times
3
That was the true measure of the situation in the public finances.
The Irish Times
4
Tackling these imbalances goes far beyond simply managing the public finances sensibly.
The Guardian
5
New tax figures point to a remarkable turnaround in Ireland's public finances.
The Irish Times
6
The health emergency is stretching sovereign finances across the single currency area.
Reuters
7
Know the true state of your finances Figure out your net worth.
Jamaica Observer
8
So far, markets were little bothered by the United States' public finances.
Reuters
9
It underlined the need for stronger management of public finances, he said.
Reuters
10
The fund finances employment creation projects in Northern Ireland and Border counties.
The Irish Times
11
However, Kuwait Airways' weak finances and bureaucratic hurdles have delayed the process.
Reuters
12
Final approval depended on a more detailed plan, including finances, Anani said.
Reuters
13
But what would negative interest rates actually mean for your personal finances?
The Daily Telegraph
14
Government finances suffer, increasing pressure on finance ministries to find additional savings.
The Guardian
15
Inflation remains a substantial threat to the stability of the public finances.
The Irish Times
16
Despite one bailout, Ireland has among the worst public finances in Europe.
Reuters
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Spanish
dinero
Finances through the time
Finances across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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