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Definition of floating charge - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
finance lawTECH. security interest over a group of non-constant assetsTECH.
- The company secured the loan with a floating charge on its inventory and receivables.
- A floating charge was placed on the company's assets.
- They discussed the implications of a floating charge.
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Expressions with floating
vote that is unpredictable because the person is undecided
The floating vote could decide the election outcome.
have a strong need to urinate
After the long drive, my back teeth are floating.
sensation of lightness or weightlessness
After the roller coaster, she had a floating feeling.
market where goods are sold from boats
The floating market was bustling with tourists and locals.
dessert of meringue floating on custard
She served a delicious floating island at the dinner party.
floating without attachment or propulsion in water
The algae are free-floating in the pond.
on-screen box that can move freely and usually stays above other boxes
A small floating window showed his incoming messages while he edited the document.
assets that can be easily converted to cash
The company has many floating assets for quick transactions.
temporary bridge built on pontoons
They used a floating bridge during the festival for easy access.
floor surface laid over a base without being firmly attached to it
The laminate was installed as a floating floor over the concrete slab.
either of the two lowest rib pairs not attached to the sternum
The doctor explained the role of a floating rib.
floating pier tied to shore, adjusts with water level
We moored our sailboat at the floating dock.
exchange rate determined by market forces
The country adopted a floating exchange rate in 1992.
interest rate that changes periodically based on a benchmark
The loan was attractive due to its low floating rate.
person who is not loyal to any political party
A floating voter can change their mind before the election.
unit measuring computer speed in floating point operations
The processor achieves 5 billion floating point operations per second.
temporary corporate borrowing for immediate needs
The company relied on floating debt for cash flow.
structure that lifts ships for repair
The ship was moved to a floating dry dock for repairs.
perennial freshwater plant of genus Nymphoides
We studied the floating heart in biology class.
interest charged on borrowed money that can change with market conditions
The loan has floating interest linked to the central bank rate.
explosive device floating to destroy ships on contact
The navy discovered a floating mine near the harbor.
system for representing real numbers with a base and exponent
Floating point is essential for scientific calculations.
software for performing floating point arithmetic operations
The new software includes a floating point package for calculations.
Expressions with charge
move quickly and forcefully into a place or situation
The kids charge into the playground every morning.
bill an amount to someone's account
Please charge the dinner to my room.
recharge an electronic device with power
I need to charge up my phone before we leave.
having the power of command or control
The officer in charge gave the orders.
assign responsibility for managing something
They put her in charge of the new project.
assume control or responsibility over people or a situation
She will take charge of the project next week.
move quickly and energetically in different directions
The kids charge around the playground during recess.
assign the cost to someone's account
Please charge it to my credit card.
be the first to start an action
She decided to lead the charge in the new project.
move quickly and aggressively towards something
He charged like a bull towards the finish line.
formally say someone did something wrong or illegal
The police charged him with theft.
be responsible for someone or something
She will have charge of the class today.
dominating a situation with confidence and authority
She walked into the room, large and in charge.
being responsible for someone or something
The students are under the teacher's charge during the trip.
demand very high prices aggressively and without hesitation
They charge like a wounded bull for concert tickets.
accuse someone of doing something wrong or illegal
They leveled a charge against the manager for theft.
initiate a vigorous effort or campaign
The leader sounded the charge for the new environmental initiative.
false accusation made to harm someone
He was arrested on a trumped-up charge.
run towards something to stop it
The player charged down the field to block the ball.
without needing to pay money
The hotel upgraded our room at no charge.
costing nothing
Entry to the museum is free of charge on Sundays.
responsible for something or someone
She is in charge of the marketing department.
no cost or payment required
The service is provided at no charge to all customers.
without needing to pay more money
We delivered the package at no extra charge.
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- French:sûreté flottante, ...
- German:schwebende Sicherung, ...
- Italian:pegno flottante, ...
- Spanish:garantía flotante, ...
- Portuguese:garantia flutuante, ...
- Chinese:浮动抵押, ...
- Japanese:浮動担保, ...
- Arabic:رَهْن عَائِم, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁעְבּוּד צוֹף, ...
- Russian:плавающий залог, ...
- Ukrainian:плаваюча застава, ...
- Hindi:फ्लोटिंग चार्ज, ...
- Bengali:ভাসমান চার্জ, ...
- Catalan:càrrega flotant, ...
- Czech:plovoucí zástavní právo, ...
- Danish:flydende pant, ...
- Dutch:zwevende zekerheid, ...
- Greek:κυμαινόμενη χρέωση, ...
- Hungarian:lebegő zálogjog, ...
- Khmer:បន្ទុកធានាអណ្តែត, ...
- Korean:유동 담보, ...
- Persian:وثیقه شناور, ...
- Polish:pływający zastaw, ...
- Portuguese (BR):garantia flutuante, ...
- Romanian:garanție flotantă, ...
- Swedish:flytande säkerhet, ...
- Thai:การค้ำประกันลอยตัว, ...
- Turkish:değişken teminat, ...
- Vietnamese:thế chấp thả nổi, ...
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