fiscal in Greek
fiscal in Greek is δημοσιονομικός, οικονομικός — fiscal means relating to government revenue, spending, or public finances.
fiscal in Greek
δημοσιονομικός
Pronounced: dimosionomikos
Related to the treasury of a country, company, region or city, particularly to government spending and revenue.
οικονομικός
Pronounced: oikonomikos
(proscribed) Pertaining to finance and money in general; financial.
What does "fiscal" mean?
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adj Relating to government revenue, spending, or public finances.
"The government announced new fiscal policies to reduce the deficit."
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adj Relating to money and financial matters generally.
"The company is under pressure to improve its fiscal discipline."
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fiscal in a sentence
- The government announced new fiscal policies to reduce the deficit.
- Their fiscal year ends in March.
- The company is under pressure to improve its fiscal discipline.
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What is "fiscal" in Greek?
"fiscal" in Greek is δημοσιονομικός, οικονομικός. fiscal means: Relating to government revenue, spending, or public finances.
How do you pronounce δημοσιονομικός?
"fiscal" in Greek is δημοσιονομικός, pronounced "dimosionomikos".
How do you use "fiscal" in a sentence?
Example: "The government announced new fiscal policies to reduce the deficit." In Greek, "fiscal" is δημοσιονομικός, οικονομικός.
Are there other ways to say "fiscal" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "fiscal": δημοσιονομικός, οικονομικός.
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