debit in Italian
debit in Italian is addebito — debit means money taken out of an account, or the record of that withdrawal.
debit in Italian
addebito
In bookkeeping, an entry in the left hand column of an account.
What does "debit" mean?
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noun Money taken out of an account, or the record of that withdrawal.
"There's an unexpected debit of £40 on my statement."
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verb To take money out of an account, or record it as owed.
"The gym will debit your card on the first of every month."
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debit in a sentence
- There's an unexpected debit of £40 on my statement.
- Check your recent debits before you query the balance.
- The gym will debit your card on the first of every month.
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What is "debit" in Italian?
"debit" in Italian is addebito. debit means: Money taken out of an account, or the record of that withdrawal.
How do you use "debit" in a sentence?
Example: "There's an unexpected debit of £40 on my statement." In Italian, "debit" is addebito.
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