tranche in Polish
tranche in Polish is transza — tranche means one portion of a larger sum of money, loan or investment, released or issued separately from the rest.
tranche in Polish
transza
(finance, transitive) To divide into tranches.
What does "tranche" mean?
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noun One portion of a larger sum of money, loan or investment, released or issued separately from the rest.
"The second tranche of funding is released once planning permission is granted."
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noun Any distinct batch or group within a larger set.
"A fresh tranche of documents was published this morning."
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tranche in a sentence
- The second tranche of funding is released once planning permission is granted.
- Investors in the junior tranche take the first losses.
- A fresh tranche of documents was published this morning.
- The first tranche of students graduates in June.
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What is "tranche" in Polish?
"tranche" in Polish is transza. tranche means: One portion of a larger sum of money, loan or investment, released or issued separately from the rest.
How do you use "tranche" in a sentence?
Example: "The second tranche of funding is released once planning permission is granted." In Polish, "tranche" is transza.
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