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81balance — The difference between the sum of debit entries minus the sum of credit entries in an If positive, the difference is called a debit balance; if negative, a credit balance. Often used in the sense of residue or remainder, and, in a general sense,… …
82balance — The difference between the sum of debit entries minus the sum of credit entries in an If positive, the difference is called a debit balance; if negative, a credit balance. Often used in the sense of residue or remainder, and, in a general sense,… …
83balance — See: HANG IN THE BALANCE, OFF BALANCE …
84balance — See: HANG IN THE BALANCE, OFF BALANCE …
85balance — 1. noun /ˈbaləns,ˈbæləns/ a) a state in which opposing forces harmonise; equilibrium These weights are used as a balance for the overhanging verandah b) mental equilibrium; mental health; calmness, a state of remaining clear headed and… …
86balance — [13] The underlying etymological meaning of balance is of a weighing apparatus with ‘two pans’ for holding things. In Latin this was a lībra bilanx, literally ‘scales with two pans’ – bilanx being compounded from bi ‘two’ and lanx ‘plate, pan’.… …
87balance — (m) (Intermedio) resumen y valoración de un estado Ejemplos: En el balance del año pasado las empresas habían visto reducidas sus ventas. California hace balance de los daños provocados por los incendios. Sinónimos: cómputo …
88Balance — Ba|lan|ce 〈 [balã:s(ə)] f.; Gen.: , Pl.: n〉 Gleichgewicht; die Balance halten; die Balance verlieren [Etym.: frz., »Waage«] …
89balance — See: hang in the balance, off balance …
90balance — A division of a Securities Account, of a type maintained by a Euroclear Group (I)CSD on the Single Platform; the functionality available to, and/or rights of, the Securities Account Holder in respect of securities held within that balance being… …
