finance in Latin
finance in Latin is financius — finance means the management of money, investments, and other assets.
finance in Latin
financius
What does "finance" mean?
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noun The management of money, investments, and other assets.
"She studied finance before working at an investment bank."
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noun A payment plan or loan arrangement that lets someone buy something without paying the full price upfront.
"They bought the car on finance, paying monthly installments."
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verb To provide the money needed for a project, purchase, or venture.
"The bank agreed to finance the new factory."
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finance in a sentence
- She studied finance before working at an investment bank.
- They bought the car on finance, paying monthly installments.
- The bank agreed to finance the new factory.
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What is "finance" in Latin?
"finance" in Latin is financius. finance means: The management of money, investments, and other assets.
How do you use "finance" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied finance before working at an investment bank." In Latin, "finance" is financius.
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