debit Význam & definícia

Význam debit v slovenčine

• 0 (a record of) money taken out of a bank account:

  • The account was in debit at the end of the month (= more money had been spent than was in the account at that time).

  • Debits are shown in the left-hand column.

• 1 to take money out of an account or keep a record of this:

  • The bank debited my account.

  • The bank debited the money from my account.

  • The unauthorized borrowing fee will be debited to your account.

• 2 money taken out of a financial account, or a record of money taken

• 3 an amount of money that is taken out of a bank account, etc.:

  • Once your contract with them ends, the company should no longer take monthly debits from your account.

  • The statement showed a debit of £350 on January 22.

• 4 the system of taking money from a bank account, etc., for example, by using a debit card:

  • When you swipe your card at the checkout line, you'll be asked if you want to pay by debit or credit.

  • debit payment/transaction/purchase

  • I had lost the original invoice but I still had the debit receipt.

• 5 an amount recorded that is recorded in a company's financial accounts which represents money that has been used to pay an expense or buy an asset. In double-entry bookkeeping debits are recorded on the left-hand side (= the debit side) of the accounts:

  • One of the principles of accounting is that the debits recorded in a ledger should equal or balance the credits in it.

• 6 if a bank account, etc. is in debit, more money has been taken out of it than was originally put into it or paid:

  • These transactions had put his account in debit.

• 7 to take or pay money out of a bank account, etc.:

  • Your account will be debited as soon as your order has been shipped.

  • debit an account/card with sth By agreeing to these conditions, you give permission for us to debit your credit card with the amount stated above.

  • debit sth from sb’s account She later discovered that the bank had accidentally debited $517.23 from her account twice.

• 8 to record an amount in a company's financial accounts which represents money that has been used to pay an expense or buy an asset. In double-entry bookkeeping this is done on the left-hand side (= the debit side) of the accounts.