REVENUE STAMP - angleščina-španščina prevod

revenue stamp SAM.

revenue stamp

timbre m. spol fiscal

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revenue stamp

timbre m. spol

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sello fiscal

revenue stamp

I. stamp [am. angl. stæmp, brit. angl. stamp] SAM.

1.1. stamp:

stamp

sello m. spol

stamp

estampilla ž. spol lat. amer.

stamp

timbre m. spol Meh.

atribut. stamp album

álbum m. spol de sellos (or estampillas etc.)

stamp dealer

comerciante filatélico m. spol / comerciante filatélica ž. spol

1.2. stamp:

trading stamp

cupón m. spol

trading stamp

vale m. spol

1.3. stamp:

revenue stamp

timbre m. spol

2.1. stamp (instrument):

stamp

sello m. spol

stamp

timbre m. spol Čile

rubber stamp

sello m. spol (de goma)

rubber stamp

timbre m. spol (de goma) Čile

metal stamp

cuño m. spol

metal stamp

sello m. spol

2.2. stamp (printed mark):

stamp

sello m. spol

visa stamp

sello de visado

3. stamp (character):

stamp

impronta ž. spol

his work bears the stamp of genius

su obra lleva la impronta or el sello (distintivo) de la genialidad

a principal who left her stamp on the institute

una directora que dejó su impronta or huella en el instituto

a woman of that stamp ur. jez.

una mujer como ella

4. stamp (sound):

we could hear the stamp of marching feet

oíamos pasos de marcha

II. stamp [am. angl. stæmp, brit. angl. stamp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. stamp (with foot):

stamp ground

dar una patada en

to stamp one's foot

dar una patada en el suelo

to stamp sth down

apisonar algo

2. stamp letter/parcel:

stamp

franquear

stamp

ponerle sellos a

stamp

estampillar lat. amer.

stamp

timbrar Meh.

send a self-addressed stamped envelope

envíe un sobre franqueado con su dirección

send a self-addressed stamped envelope

envíe un sobre estampillado con su dirección lat. amer.

send a self-addressed stamped envelope

envíe un sobre timbrado con su dirección Meh.

3.1. stamp passport/ticket:

stamp

sellar

he stamped the invoice with the date

selló la factura con la fecha

3.2. stamp coin:

stamp

acuñar

stamp

troquelar

the words were stamped on her memory

tenía las palabras grabadas en la memoria

she stamped her personal style on the company

dejó su impronta en la compañía

she stamped her personal style on the company

le imprimió su sello personal a la compañía

III. stamp [am. angl. stæmp, brit. angl. stamp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. stamp (with foot):

stamp person:

dar patadas en el suelo

stamp horse:

piafar

2. stamp (walk):

she stamped upstairs/out of the room

subió la escalera/salió de la casa pisando fuerte

revenue [am. angl. ˈrɛvəˌn(j)u, brit. angl. ˈrɛvənjuː] SAM.

1. revenue U (tax body) → Internal Revenue Service

revenue

rentas ž. spol mn. públicas

2. revenue <revenues, pl > (income):

revenue

ingresos m. spol mn.

oil revenues

ingresos provenientes del petróleo

Internal Revenue Service SAM. (in US)

the Internal Revenue Service

≈ Hacienda

the Internal Revenue Service

≈ la Dirección General Impositiva (en RPl)

the Internal Revenue Service

≈ Impuestos Internos (en Chi)

Inland Revenue [ˈɪnlənd] SAM.

Inland Revenue → HMRC (formerly in UK)

the Inland Revenue

≈ Hacienda,

the Inland Revenue

≈ la Dirección General Impositiva (en RPl)

the Inland Revenue

≈ Impuestos Internos (en Chi)

revenue stamp SAM. am. angl.

revenue stamp

timbre m. spol fiscal

revenue [ˈrevənju:, am. angl. ˈrevənu:] SAM.

1. revenue (income):

revenue

ingresos m. spol mn.

revenue of government

rentas ž. spol mn. públicas

2. revenue (department):

revenue

Hacienda ž. spol Pública

I. stamp [stæmp] SAM.

1. stamp:

stamp (postage stamp)

sello m. spol

stamp (postage stamp)

estampilla ž. spol lat. amer.

stamp (device)

tampón m. spol

stamp (mark)

sello m. spol

2. stamp (characteristic quality):

stamp

impronta ž. spol

3. stamp (with foot):

stamp

patada ž. spol

II. stamp [stæmp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. stamp (place postage stamp on):

stamp

pegar un sello en

2. stamp (impress a mark on):

stamp

estampar

fraza:

to stamp one's foot

patear

III. stamp [stæmp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

stamp

patalear

revenue [ˈrev·ə·nu] SAM.

1. revenue (income):

revenue

ingresos m. spol mn.

2. revenue of government:

revenue

rentas ž. spol mn. públicas

tax revenue

declaración ž. spol de renta

I. stamp [stæmp] SAM.

1. stamp:

stamp (postage stamp)

sello m. spol

stamp (postage stamp)

estampilla ž. spol lat. amer.

stamp (device)

tampón m. spol

stamp (mark)

sello m. spol

2. stamp (characteristic quality):

stamp

impronta ž. spol

3. stamp (with foot):

stamp

pisotón m. spol

II. stamp [stæmp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. stamp (place postage stamp on):

stamp

pegar un sello en

2. stamp (impress a mark on):

stamp

estampar

fraza:

to stamp one's foot

patear (contra el suelo)

III. stamp [stæmp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

stamp

patalear (contra el suelo)

Present

I	stamp
you	stamp
he/she/it	stamps
we	stamp
you	stamp
they	stamp

Past

I	stamped
you	stamped
he/she/it	stamped
we	stamped
you	stamped
they	stamped

Present Perfect

I	have	stamped
you	have	stamped
he/she/it	has	stamped
we	have	stamped
you	have	stamped
they	have	stamped

Past Perfect

I	had	stamped
you	had	stamped
he/she/it	had	stamped
we	had	stamped
you	had	stamped
they	had	stamped

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Examples of such taxes include some forms of stamp duty, real estate transfer tax, and levies for the formal registration of a transfer.

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Other clubs include stamp collection, drawing and painting, photography, gardening, pottery, band and junior cadet crops.

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She also introduced stamp collecting to grammar school students and helped them develop skills in exhibiting their displays of stamps.

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State government stamp duty may be payable on the premium.

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In 1712, the government imposed a stamp tax on newspapers, to make them too expensive for working-class people to read.

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