remittance in Russian
remittance in Russian is де́нежный перево́д, перево́д — remittance means a sum of money sent to someone at a distance, especially money sent home by a person working in another country.
remittance in Russian
де́нежный перево́д
Pronounced: denezhnyy perevod
Money which is sent to someone, typically to someone in another country.
перево́д
Pronounced: perevod
Money which is sent to someone, typically to someone in another country.
What does "remittance" mean?
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noun A sum of money sent to someone at a distance, especially money sent home by a person working in another country.
"Remittances from workers abroad account for a tenth of the country's income."
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noun The act of sending money in settlement of a bill or debt.
"Please enclose the remittance advice slip with your cheque."
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remittance in a sentence
- Remittances from workers abroad account for a tenth of the country's income.
- He sends a monthly remittance to his mother in Manila.
- Please enclose the remittance advice slip with your cheque.
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What is "remittance" in Russian?
"remittance" in Russian is де́нежный перево́д, перево́д. remittance means: A sum of money sent to someone at a distance, especially money sent home by a person working in another country.
How do you pronounce де́нежный перево́д?
"remittance" in Russian is де́нежный перево́д, pronounced "denezhnyy perevod".
How do you use "remittance" in a sentence?
Example: "Remittances from workers abroad account for a tenth of the country's income." In Russian, "remittance" is де́нежный перево́д, перево́д.
Are there other ways to say "remittance" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "remittance": де́нежный перево́д, перево́д.
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