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Definition
Synonym
Rimesse
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rimesse
f
fin.
einfache
Rimesse
f
remittance; promissory note
direct remittance
Fortsetzung
f
;
Rimesse
f
; Remise
f
(Fechten)
sport
remise (fencing)
Rimesse
f
fin.
einfache
Rimesse
f
remittance; promissory note
direct remittance
Fortsetzung
f
;
Rimesse
f
; Remise
f
(Fechten)
sport
remise (fencing)
Deutsche
Rimesse Synonyme
Englische
remittance; promissory note Synonyme
remittance
acquitment
acquittal
acquittance
allowance
amortization
amortizement
binder
cash
cash payment
clearance
consideration
debt service
defrayal
defrayment
deposit
disbursal
discharge
doling out
down payment
earnest
earnest money
hire purchase
hire purchase plan
installment
installment plan
interest payment
liquidation
monthly payments
never-never
paying
paying off
paying out
paying up
payment
payment in kind
payoff
prepayment
quarterly payments
quittance
regular payments
retirement
satisfaction
settlement
sinking-fund payment
spot cash
weekly payments
Rimesse Definition
After-note
(
n.
)
One
of
the
small
notes
occur
on
the
unaccented
parts
of
the
measure,
taking
their
time
from
the
preceding
note.
Bank
note
(
)
A
promissory
note
issued
by
a
bank
or
banking
company,
payable
to
bearer
on
demand.
Bank
note
(
)
Formerly,
a
promissory
note
made
by
a
banker,
or
banking
company,
payable
to
a
specified
person
at
a
fixed
date
Bank
note
(
)
A
promissory
note
payable
at
a
bank.
Direct
(
a.
)
Straight
Direct
(
a.
)
Straightforward
Direct
(
a.
)
Immediate
Direct
(
a.
)
In
the
line
of
descent
Direct
(
a.
)
In
the
direction
of
the
general
planetary
motion,
or
from
west
to
east
Direct
(
v.
t.)
To
arrange
in
a
direct
or
straight
line,
as
against
a
mark,
or
towards
a
goal
Direct
(
v.
t.)
To
point
out
or
show
to
(any
one),
as
the
direct
or
right
course
or
way
Direct
(
v.
t.)
To
determine
the
direction
or
course
of
Direct
(
v.
t.)
To
point
out
to
with
authority
Direct
(
v.
t.)
To
put
a
direction
or
address
upon
Direct
(
v.
i.)
To
give
direction
Direct
(
n.
)
A
character,
thus
[/],
placed
at
the
end
of
a
staff
on
the
line
or
space
of
the
first
note
of
the
next
staff,
to
apprise
the
performer
of
its
situation.
Direct-acting
(
a.
)
Acting
directly,
as
one
part
upon
another,
without
the
intervention
of
other
working
parts.
Note
(
v.
t.)
To
butt
Note
(
)
Know
not
Note
(
n.
)
Nut.
Note
(
n.
)
Need
Note
(
n.
)
A
mark
or
token
by
which
a
thing
may
be
known
Note
(
n.
)
A
mark,
or
sign,
made
to
call
attention,
to
point
out
something
to
notice,
or
the
like
Note
(
n.
)
A
brief
remark
Note
(
n.
)
A
brief
writing
intended
to
assist
the
memory
Note
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
writing
intended
to
be
used
in
speaking
Note
(
n.
)
A
short
informal
letter
Note
(
n.
)
A
diplomatic
missive
or
written
communication.
Note
(
n.
)
A
written
or
printed
paper
acknowledging
a
debt,
and
promising
payment
Note
(
n.
)
A
list
of
items
or
of
charges
Note
(
n.
)
A
character,
variously
formed,
to
indicate
the
length
of
a
tone,
and
variously
placed
upon
the
staff
to
indicate
its
pitch.
Hence:
Note
(
n.
)
A
musical
sound
Note
(
n.
)
A
key
of
the
piano
or
organ.
Note
(
n.
)
Observation
Note
(
n.
)
Notification
Note
(
n.
)
State
of
being
under
observation.
Note
(
n.
)
Reputation
Note
(
n.
)
Stigma
Note
(
n.
)
To
notice
with
care
Note
(
n.
)
To
record
in
writing
Note
(
n.
)
To
charge,
as
with
crime
(with
of
or
for
before
the
thing
charged)
Note
(
n.
)
To
denote
Note
(
n.
)
To
annotate.
Note
(
n.
)
To
set
down
in
musical
characters.
Note
paper
(
)
Writing
paper,
not
exceeding
in
size,
when
folded
once,
five
by
eight
inches.
Post
note
(
)
A
note
issued
by
a
bank,
payable
at
some
future
specified
time,
as
distinguished
from
a
note
payable
on
demand.
Promissory
(
a.
)
Containing
a
promise
or
binding
declaration
of
something
to
be
done
or
forborne.
Prompt-note
(
n.
)
A
memorandum
of
a
sale,
and
time
when
payment
is
due,
given
to
the
purchaser
at
a
sale
of
goods.
Remittance
(
n.
)
The
act
of
transmitting
money,
bills,
or
the
like,
esp.
to
a
distant
place,
as
in
satisfaction
of
a
demand,
or
in
discharge
of
an
obligation.
Remittance
(
n.
)
The
sum
or
thing
remitted.
remittance; promissory note / direct remittance Bedeutung
direct
primary
a
primary
where
voters
directly
select
the
candidates
who
will
run
for
office
direct
flight
a
flight
with
one
or
more
intermediate
stops
but
no
change
of
aircraft
foreign
direct
investment
a
joint
venture
between
a
foreign
company
and
a
United
States
company
direct
support
a
mission
requiring
one
force
to
support
another
specific
force
and
authorizing
it
to
answer
directly
the
supported
force's
request
for
assistance
direct
supporting
fire
fire
delivered
in
support
of
part
of
a
force
(as
opposed
to
general
supporting
fire
delivered
in
support
of
the
force
as
a
whole)
direct
fire
fire
delivered
on
a
target
that
is
visible
to
the
person
aiming
it
foreign
direct
investment
investing
in
United
States
businesses
by
foreign
citizens
(often
involves
stock
ownership
of
the
business)
direct
marketing
marketing
via
a
promotion
delivered
directly
to
the
individual
prospective
customer
direct
action
a
protest
action
by
labor
or
minority
groups
to
obtain
their
demands
Joint
Direct
Attack
Munition
JDAM
a
pinpoint
bomb
guidance
device
that
can
be
strapped
to
a
gravity
bomb
thus
converting
dumb
bombs
into
smart
bombs
note
a
characteristic
emotional
quality,
it
ended
on
a
sour
note,
there
was
a
note
of
gaiety
in
her
manner,
he
detected
a
note
of
sarcasm
mental
note
special
attention
with
intent
to
remember,
he
made
a
mental
note
to
send
her
flowers
positive
correlation
direct
correlation
a
correlation
in
which
large
values
of
one
variable
are
associated
with
large
values
of
the
other
and
small
with
small,
the
correlation
coefficient
is
between
and
direct
mail
advertising
sent
directly
to
prospective
customers
via
the
mail
direct
antonym
antonyms
that
are
commonly
associated
(e.g.,
`wet'
and
`dry')
direct
object
object
of
the
verb
the
object
that
receives
the
direct
action
of
the
verb
note
a
brief
written
record,
he
made
a
note
of
the
appointment
note
short
letter
line
billet
a
short
personal
letter,
drop
me
a
line
when
you
get
there
direct
evidence
evidence
(usually
the
testimony
of
a
witness)
directly
related
to
the
fact
in
dispute
note
annotation
notation
a
comment
or
instruction
(usually
added),
his
notes
were
appended
at
the
end
of
the
article,
he
added
a
short
notation
to
the
address
on
the
envelope
two-note
call
a
birdcall
having
two
notes,
the
two-note
call
of
the
cuckoo
note
musical
note
tone
a
notation
representing
the
pitch
and
duration
of
a
musical
sound,
the
singer
held
the
note
too
long
passing
note
passing
tone
a
nonharmonic
note
inserted
for
transition
between
harmonic
notes
whole
note
semibreve
a
musical
note
having
the
longest
time
value
(equal
to
four
beats
in
common
time)
half
note
minim
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
half
a
whole
note
quarter
note
crotchet
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
quarter
of
a
whole
note
eighth
note
quaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
an
eighth
of
a
whole
note
sixteenth
note
semiquaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
sixteenth
of
a
whole
note
thirty-second
note
demisemiquaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
thirty-second
of
a
whole
note
sixty-fourth
note
hemidemisemiquaver
a
musical
note
having
the
time
value
of
a
sixty-fourth
of
a
whole
note
grace
note
appoggiatura
acciaccatura
an
embellishing
note
usually
written
in
smaller
size
blue
note
a
flattened
third
or
seventh
note
a
tone
of
voice
that
shows
what
the
speaker
is
feeling,
there
was
a
note
of
uncertainty
in
his
voice
direct
discourse
direct
quotation
a
report
of
the
exact
words
used
in
a
discourse
(e.g.,
he
said
`I
am
a
fool')
direct
examination
(law)
the
initial
questioning
of
a
witness
by
the
party
that
called
the
witness
direct
tide
the
occurrence
of
high
tide
on
one
side
of
the
earth
coinciding
with
high
tide
on
the
opposite
side
direct
sum
a
union
of
two
disjoint
sets
in
which
every
element
is
the
sum
of
an
element
from
each
of
the
disjoint
sets
direct
mailer
a
distributor
who
uses
direct
mail
to
sell
merchandise
direct-grant
school
formerly
a
school
that
charged
tuition
fees
and
also
received
government
grants
in
return
for
admitting
certain
non-paying
students
who
were
nominated
by
the
local
authorities
direct
transmission
a
transmission
mechanism
in
which
the
infectious
agent
is
transferred
directly
into
the
body
via
touching
or
biting
or
kissing
or
sexual
intercourse
or
by
droplets
entering
the
eye
or
nose
or
mouth
remittance
man
an
exile
living
on
money
sent
from
home
direct
current
DC
direct
electric
current
an
electric
current
that
flows
in
one
direction
steadily
remittance
remittal
remission
remitment
a
payment
of
money
sent
to
a
person
in
another
place
direct
tax
a
tax
paid
directly
by
the
person
or
organization
on
whom
it
is
levied
direct
trust
express
trust
a
trust
created
by
the
free
and
deliberate
act
of
the
parties
involved
(usually
on
the
basis
of
written
documentation)
bill
note
government
note
bank
bill
banker's
bill
bank
note
banknote
Federal
Reserve
note
greenback
a
piece
of
paper
money
(especially
one
issued
by
a
central
bank),
he
peeled
off
five
one-thousand-zloty
notes
Treasury
note
securities
with
maturities
of
toyears,
sold
for
cash
or
in
exchange
for
maturing
issues
or
at
auction
hundred
dollar
bill
c-note
a
United
States
bill
worth
dollars
nickel
nickel
note
five
dollars
worth
of
a
drug,
a
nickel
bag
of
drugs,
a
nickel
deck
of
heroin
note
promissory
note
note
of
hand
a
promise
to
pay
a
specified
amount
on
demand
or
at
a
certain
time,
I
had
to
co-sign
his
note
at
the
bank
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