disbursement
Significado: The payment of money from a fund or account, especially in a formal or official context; also, money that has been paid out.
Disbursement is used in legal, financial, and institutional contexts to describe the act of paying out funds. In law, disbursements are expenses a solicitor incurs on behalf of a client, such as court fees or expert witness costs. In finance, it refers to the distribution of funds from loans, grants, or investments. It is more formal than 'payment' or 'spending.'
Ejemplos
- The solicitor's invoice included disbursements for court filing fees and barrister's charges. 律师的账单中包含了法院登记费和大律师费用等支出。La factura del abogado incluía desembolsos por tasas de registro judicial y honorarios del barrister.弁護士の請求書には、裁判所への申立て手数料やバリスタへの報酬などの立替費用が含まれていた。변호사의 청구서에는 법원 접수 수수료와 법정 변호사 비용에 대한 입체 비용이 포함되어 있었다.
- The charity recorded all disbursements in a detailed ledger for audit purposes. 该慈善机构将所有支出记录在详细的分类账中以供审计。La organización benéfica registró todos los desembolsos en un libro mayor detallado con fines de auditoría.その慈善団体は監査目的で、すべての支出を詳細な元帳に記録した。그 자선 단체는 감사 목적으로 모든 지출 내역을 상세한 원장에 기록했다.
- Loan disbursement will occur within five working days of the application being approved. 贷款将在申请获批后的五个工作日内拨付。El desembolso del préstamo se efectuará en un plazo de cinco días laborables tras la aprobación de la solicitud.融資の実行は申請承認後5営業日以内に行われる。대출 실행은 신청 승인 후 영업일 기준 5일 이내에 이루어진다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: professional, academic
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Old French desborsier (to pay out), composed of des- (from) + borse (purse), ultimately from Late Latin bursa (purse). Entered English in the 16th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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