Verb:

নি:শেষ করিয়া ফেলা, পরিচালকসংঘের হাতে দেত্তয়া,

amortise's Usage Examples:

The reason for such a high number was to amortise the production costs.

(but intangible asset of new player's contract), the acquire cost was to amortised proportionality during the player contract (usually multi-year), overall.

46 million was included in a special amortise fund along with other toxic player asset, and slowly amortise in 10-year period, which "worth" €80.

Chandran (Mohanlal) was forced leave for Abu Dhabi at the young age of 22, to amortise all his father's debts.

with Calaiò for a second time, he also signed a length deal partially to amortise his nominal price tag in years.

that it’s rather economical at "850 per person per couple per year if you amortise the cost of the weekend as memories over the next four decades.

Dauphines, and this would have fallen far short of the volumes necessary to amortise the high capital costs involved with heavy steel presses and dies for stamping.

The project would never break even; toll income would never amortise the initial investment, and the contractor would have to be supported by.

1930s, economies of scale entered the picture, and if a manufacturer could amortise the initial capital costs for a single model over many tens of thousand.

planes a very profitable business, given the fact that Laker could easily amortise the cost of each York for about £5,000 as a result of the massive spares.

amoureux amortise amount amour amour-propre ampere ample amplify amplitude ampoule ampul.

), amortise/amortize, ancillaryB, archangelB1, Argyle, AugustineBA2, Azores, backfire.

In addition, foreign editions are usually co-printed to amortise fees and support countries with small circulation.

Authorities Act 1972, the local authorities had power to borrow in order to amortise their costs of capital projects over a longer period of time.

6-litre V12 engine developed specifically for Maybach 57S and 62S (as to amortise the cost of engine development).

system reduces the fuel bill by €18,800 or 75% annually and will thus amortise within seven to eight years.

Synonyms:

amortize; liquidate; pay off;

Antonyms:

default;