"amount" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

amount sustantivo

sustantivo + amount

Kolokacji: 134

dollar amount • trace amount • loan amount • set amount • record amount • payment amount • amount of money • ...

amount + verbo

Kolokacji: 99

amount varies • amount depends • amount increases • amount exceeds • amount goes • amount makes • amount causes • ...

verbo + amount

Kolokacji: 209

sell amounts • contain amounts • produce amounts • make an amount • provide an amount • generate an amount • consume amounts • ...

Kolokacji: 90

Grup znaczeniowych: 28

(1) sell, buy, import, dump, export, ...

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 12

Kolokacji: 19

Kolokacji: 14

Kolokacji: 10

Kolokacji: 11

Kolokacji: 7

(8) hold, use, drink, apply, devote, ...

Kolokacji: 13

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1. bring an amount = wnieś ilość bring an amount

2. increase the amount = zwiększ ilość increase the amount

3. double the amount = podwój ilość double the amount

4. raise the amount = podnieś ilość raise the amount

5. add an amount = dodaj ilość add an amount

6. contribute an amount = wpłać ilość contribute an amount

7. amount is called = ilość jest zażądana spłaty amount is called

8. rise by an amount = wzrost przez ilość rise by an amount

9. lend amounts = pożycz ilości lend amounts

Can lend and borrow unlimited amounts under the risk free rate of interest.
These are the customers that large banks don't like to lend small amounts to.
Negotiating even the preliminary steps to resolve the crisis involves delicate talks with hundreds of banks that have lent various amounts.
He also lent the new king substantial amounts of money.
Citibank has since lent Enron large amounts for everything from working capital to building a power plant in India.
Some entrepreneurs hope to make a profit by lending small amounts of money to would-be business owners who live in poverty.
Plans are in the works to organize a lending club where members of the program can pool resources and lend small amounts to each other.
These include the ability to own interests in real estate projects, to buy risky "junk bonds" and to lend large amounts to a single borrower.
Its loan portfolio increased between two and three times in 1999 as it lent large amounts to oil, natural gas, and mining concerns.
In the late 1980's, banks often lent developers 100 percent of their acquisition and construction costs, plus additional amounts for developer fees.