expense

expense
1. [ıkʹspens] n
1. расход; трата

to go to expense - тратиться

at an expense of over 50,000 dollars - с затратой свыше 50 000 долларов

at one's own expense - за свой счёт, на свои средства

to go to the expense of smth. - выделить средства на что-л.; раскошелиться на что-л.

to put smb. to expense - вводить кого-л. в расход

❝Expense no object❞ - «за расходами не постою» (в объявлении)
2. обыкн. pl
1) расходы, издержки

incidental [travelling] expenses - непредвиденные [дорожные] расходы

running expenses - эксплуатационные затраты

expenses of production - эк. издержки производства

the expenses of the Court shall be borne by the U.N. - Объединённые Нации несут расходы Суда

2) возмещение расходов

to get a salary and expenses - получать жалованье и возмещение расходов (на деловые нужды)

3. счёт, цена

at the expense of one's health - за счёт /ценой/ своего здоровья

at the expense of one's life - ценою жизни

to profit at the expense of another - получить выгоду за счёт другого /в ущерб другому/

to laugh at smb.'s expense - смеяться над кем-л., прохаживаться на чей-л. счёт

an estate [an automobile] is a great expense - содержание имения [автомобиля] - это большой расход

2. [ıkʹspens] v бухг.
1. предъявлять счёт (за что-л.); относить за чей-л. счёт (покупателя и т. п.)
2. записывать в счёт подотчётных сумм
3. списывать в расход

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