liabilities in Greek
liabilities in Greek is παθητικό — liabilities means debts or financial obligations that a person or company must eventually pay.
liabilities in Greek
παθητικό
Pronounced: pathitiko
(accounting) The right side of a balance sheet.
What does "liabilities" mean?
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noun Debts or financial obligations that a person or company must eventually pay.
"The company's liabilities include loans, unpaid invoices, and taxes owed."
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liabilities in a sentence
- The company's liabilities include loans, unpaid invoices, and taxes owed.
- Before buying the business, she reviewed its assets and liabilities carefully.
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What is "liabilities" in Greek?
"liabilities" in Greek is παθητικό. liabilities means: Debts or financial obligations that a person or company must eventually pay.
How do you pronounce παθητικό?
"liabilities" in Greek is παθητικό, pronounced "pathitiko".
How do you use "liabilities" in a sentence?
Example: "The company's liabilities include loans, unpaid invoices, and taxes owed." In Greek, "liabilities" is παθητικό.
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