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redraft

/ˈriː.dræft/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un nuevo borrador o proyecto creado para sustituir a uno anterior, frecuentemente en contextos financieros para referirse a una letra de cambio que cubre el importe de una letra protestada más los gastos y comisiones asociados.

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noun

/ˈriː.dræft/C1formalbusiness
  • esSustantivo que designa un nuevo borrador o proyecto creado para sustituir a uno anterior, frecuentemente en contextos financieros para referirse a una letra de cambio que cubre el importe de una letra protestada más los gastos y comisiones asociados.

A noun referring to a new draft created to replace a previous one, often used in financial contexts for a draft that covers the amount of a dishonored draft along with associated costs and charges.

  1. Revised version of a documentB2formal

    A new version of a written document, such as a contract or legal paper, that has been rewritten or corrected.

    esVersión revisada de un documento

    • The lawyer submitted a redraft of the contract.
    • After the review, we prepared a redraft of the proposal.
    • The committee requested a redraft of the policy document.

    Sinónimosrevisionrewrite

  2. Financial instrumentC1formal

    A draft for the amount of a dishonored draft plus the costs and charges of drafting again.

    esLetra de resaca

    • The bank issued a redraft for the unpaid invoice.
    • He had to pay a redraft fee after the check bounced.
    • The redraft included all additional charges from the original draft.
Formas
  • redrafts plural form
  • redrafts' possessive plural form
  • redraft's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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