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discounting

/dɪsˈkɑʊntɪŋ/

Translations

discountingnoun

дисконтирование

Discounting is a financial process used to determine the present value of future cash flows.

Дисконтирование - это финансовый процесс, используемый для определения текущей стоимости будущих денежных потоков.

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Synonyms

discountinggerund / present participle

/dɪsˈkaʊntɪŋ/

Used attributively to modify nouns, meaning ‘reducing price’ or ‘relating to the deduction of interest’

Synonyms

writing off

discountingpreposition

Functions like a preposition meaning ‘except for; not taking into account’

discountverb

discounting

Gerund

discounted

Past Simple

discounted

Past Participle

discounting

Gerund

/dɪsˈkɑʊnt/

(homograph)

снижать

The store will discount all items by 20% this weekend.

Магазин снизит цены на все товары на 20% в эти выходные.

не учитывать

You should not discount the possibility of rain tomorrow.

Вам не следует не учитывать возможность дождя завтра.

Additional translations

делать скидку

Synonyms

mark down

Antonyms

enhance

add

increase

Definitions

discountingnoun

The process of reducing the price of goods or services.

The store is offering discounting on all winter clothing this week.

The act of considering something as less important or significant.

His discounting of the risks involved led to unforeseen problems.

A financial term referring to the deduction of interest from the face value of a bill of exchange or promissory note.

The bank's discounting of the note allowed the company to receive funds immediately.

discountinggerund / present participle

Reducing the price of something, or relating to the deduction of interest.

Several retailers launched discounting campaigns to boost sales.

discountingpreposition

Except for; leaving out of consideration.

Discounting the delays, the project proceeded smoothly.

discountverb

To deduct an amount from the usual price of something.

The store decided to discount all summer clothing by 20%.

To regard something as being unworthy of consideration because it lacks credibility.

She discounted his opinion because he had no experience in the field.

To purchase or value a bill, bond, or other future payment at less than its nominal value, especially to account for interest or risk.

The notes were discounted by the bank at an annual rate of five percent.