balance
101Balance — Gleichgewicht. * * * Balance,die:⇨Gleichgewicht(1) …
102balance — ba·lan·ce s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} TS tecn. negli impianti stereo, regolazione dell amplificatore per ottenere un perfetto equilibrio tra i due canali {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX. ETIMO: dal fr. balance bilancia …
103Balance — Ba·lan·ce [ba lãːs(ə)] die; ; nur Sg ≈ Gleichgewicht <die Balance halten, verlieren> …
104Balance — Ba|lan|ce [ba laŋsə, auch ba lã:s(ə)] die; , n <aus fr. balance »Waage, Gleichgewicht«, dies aus lat. bilanx, vgl. ↑Bilanz> Gleichgewicht …
105Balancé — Ba|lan|cé [... se:] das; s, s <aus gleichbed. fr. balancé> Schwebeschritt (Tanzk.) …
106BALANCE — Islamic term referring to the LAST JUDGMENT when humans deeds will be weighed in the balance …
107balance — n.f. Délateur : Fais gaffe, c est une balance …
108balance n — 1) Old accountants never die, they just lose their balance. 2) Something wanted by book keepers and often lost by topers. May be found in a cash book or the kangaroo gait …
109balance — 1. The net total of *debit and *credit entries in a *general ledger *account. 2. The equalizing effect of the total *debit and *credit entries in a *general ledger. An assessment of the integrity of the mechanics of *double entry bookkeeping can… …
110balance — n 1. scale, scales, steelyard, measure; beam, lever. 2. equilibrium, equipoise, equipollence, equipollen cy, equiponderance, equiponderancy; equivalence, equality, parity, par; equalization, uniformity, symmetry. 3. poise, composure, aplomb,… …
