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After they had paid off all their debts, the Finlay family was left <destitute>. start learning
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Sometimes it's very difficult even for experts to <differentiate> counterfeit bills from real ones. start learning
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When his wife <took over the business> it became more profitable. start learning
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Film stars lead a life of <luxury>. start learning
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He <squandered> his fortune on gambling, women and fast cars. start learning
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We would like to request that you adhere to <stipulations> within the contract. start learning
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If you fail to pay your monthly mortgage rates you will <forfeit> your house. start learning
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stracisz w wyniku konfiskaty
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The <fiscal> year for the government institution in the USA starts on the 1st of October. start learning
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Thanks to the <unsolicited> grants the charitable trust could help the children in need. start learning
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We agreed to lend them the money with <reluctance>. start learning
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<Furthermore>, our company will take an active part in developing the local community by funding a swimming pool and a cinema. start learning
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The <deferral> of payment cannot extend beyond three months. start learning
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Please pack the <consignment> up and send it to us as soon as possible. start learning
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After winning the lottery they went on a <shopping spree>. start learning
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The price of houses <soared> during the summer and we sold ours for a large profit. start learning
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Shares <yield> 8% interest a year. start learning
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They decided to set up a charity <organisation> with the money they received from their grandmother. start learning
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Brian comes from a <well-to-do> family so he knows very little about poverty, and how it feels to be poor. start learning
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They're useless with money, they've <got behind> with their rent again! start learning
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I cannot accept this cheque - it's not <endorsed>. start learning
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He was refused an <overdraft> by the bank because he was too young. start learning
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They <bid> twenty thousand for the picture, but someone else <bid> more. start learning
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He has a <pile> of money, so ask him for a loan. start learning
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A marketing campaign should see us quickly gaining a <foothold> in the market. start learning
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I'm afraid the files <went astray> sometime last week, and we haven't been able to find them. start learning
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His company was <acquired> by a larger company from Cracow. start learning
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The <charge> for this service is fifty pounds. start learning
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The legal <nicety> was often omitted by the accountants, which sometimes resulted in companies' financial difficulties. start learning
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Their reduced income forced them to <economise>. start learning
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His creditors didn't stop <hounding> him even after he filed for bankruptcy. start learning
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Our last decision only <exacerbated> the situation instead of improving it. start learning
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As time passed he was not only getting richer and richer, but he also became very <avaricious>. start learning
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Let's flip a coin - <heads> or tails? start learning
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Factory <output> has gone up by 30%. start learning
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Tax is <calculated> from net income minus exemptions and deductions. start learning
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Do not <incur> unnecessary debts. start learning
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He gambled almost everyday, slowly his savings have <dwindled> away. start learning
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At the last <annual appraisal> our department was strongly criticised. start learning
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corocznej rozmowie oceniającej
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Always try to <bargain> for a lower price. start learning
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The fee for membership is a one-time payment of US$ 1000 for <perpetual>, non-exclusive commercial rights. start learning
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