lump sum in Italian
lump sum in Italian is forfettario — lump sum means a single payment of the whole amount at once, rather than a series of smaller instalments.
lump sum in Italian
forfettario
A relatively large single payment of money often paid and received instead of, or in addition to, a sequence of smaller payments.
What does "lump sum" mean?
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noun A single payment of the whole amount at once, rather than a series of smaller instalments.
"She took her pension as a lump sum instead of a monthly income."
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adjective Paid or charged as one total amount, with no breakdown into separate items.
"They quoted a lump-sum price for the whole refurbishment."
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lump sum in a sentence
- She took her pension as a lump sum instead of a monthly income.
- The builder wants half the lump sum up front.
- They quoted a lump-sum price for the whole refurbishment.
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What is "lump sum" in Italian?
"lump sum" in Italian is forfettario. lump sum means: A single payment of the whole amount at once, rather than a series of smaller instalments.
How do you use "lump sum" in a sentence?
Example: "She took her pension as a lump sum instead of a monthly income." In Italian, "lump sum" is forfettario.
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