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disbursal

/dɪsˈbɜː.səl/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte de verser ou de dépenser de l'argent, souvent pour des biens ou des services, ou encore le montant d'argent ainsi versé.

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noun

/dɪsˈbɜː.səl/C1formalbusiness
  • frNom désignant l'acte de verser ou de dépenser de l'argent, souvent pour des biens ou des services, ou encore le montant d'argent ainsi versé.

A noun referring to the act of paying out or spending money, often for goods or services, or the amount of money that is paid out.

  1. Payment for goods and servicesC1formalbusiness

    Amounts paid for goods and services that may be currently tax deductible, as opposed to capital expenditures.

    frDébours (pour biens et services)

    • The company recorded the disbursal of funds for office supplies.
    • All disbursals for operational costs must be documented for tax purposes.
    • The accountant reviewed the disbursal of payments to vendors.

    Synonymesdisbursementexpenditureoutlaypayment

  2. Act of spending moneyC1formalbusiness

    The act of spending or disbursing money, typically from a fund or account.

    frDécaissement

    • The disbursal of the grant money was approved by the committee.
    • Proper authorization is required for any disbursal from the budget.
    • The treasurer oversees the disbursal of funds for the project.

    Synonymesdisbursementexpenditureoutlaypaymentspending

Formes
  • disbursals plural form
  • disbursals' possessive plural form
  • disbursal's possessive singular form