swap in Finnish
swap in Finnish is vaihto, vaihtokauppa, swap — swap means to exchange one thing for another.
swap in Finnish
vaihto
An exchange of two comparable things.
vaihtokauppa
An exchange of two comparable things.
swap
(finance) A financial derivative in which two parties agree to exchange one stream of non-normal cashflow against another stream.
vaihtosopimus
(finance) A financial derivative in which two parties agree to exchange one stream of non-normal cashflow against another stream.
tehdä vaihtokauppa
vaihtaa
What does "swap" mean?
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verb To exchange one thing for another.
"If you dislike your starter, I will happily swap it with mine."
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noun An exchange of two comparable things.
"They agreed to a straight swap of houses for the summer."
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noun A financial contract in which two parties exchange streams of payments, such as interest rates.
"The company entered an interest rate swap to protect itself from rising loan costs."
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swap in a sentence
- If you dislike your starter, I will happily swap it with mine.
- The kids swapped lunches at recess.
- They agreed to a straight swap of houses for the summer.
- The company entered an interest rate swap to protect itself from rising loan costs.
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What is "swap" in Finnish?
"swap" in Finnish is vaihto, vaihtokauppa, swap. swap means: To exchange one thing for another.
How do you use "swap" in a sentence?
Example: "If you dislike your starter, I will happily swap it with mine." In Finnish, "swap" is vaihto, vaihtokauppa, swap.
Are there other ways to say "swap" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "swap": vaihto, vaihtokauppa, swap, vaihtosopimus, tehdä vaihtokauppa, vaihtaa.
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