Summary
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- balance:
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Wiktionary:
- balance → balans, evenwicht, weegschaal, saldo
- balance → balanceren
- balance → balans, tegoed, balanceren, gewicht, wicht, weegschaal, doen schommelen, laten balanceren, gulden middenweg, saldo, overschot, slingerarm
English
Detailed Translations for balancing from English to Dutch
balancing:
Translation Matrix for balancing:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | reconciliation |
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Related Definitions for "balancing":
balancing form of balance:
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the balance (scales; weighing machine; weigh-beam; steelyard; weighhouse; weighing-house; weigh-house)
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the balance (equilibrium)
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the balance
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the balance (assets; possessions; property)
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the balance (equilibrium; concord)
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the balance (equation; levelling; equalisation; equalization)
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the balance (weighbridge; scales)
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the balance (weighing-house)
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the balance (remainder; rest; residue; residuum; residual)
– something left after other parts have been taken away 1 -
the balance (account balance)
– The difference between the sum of debit entries and the sum of credit entries entered into an account during a financial period. 2 -
the balance
– The amount of economic resource required to bring opposite economic resource flows to a state of equilibrium. 2
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to balance
balanceren; in evenwicht brengen; uitbalanceren-
in evenwicht brengen verb (breng in evenwicht, brengt in evenwicht, bracht in evenwicht, brachten in evenwicht, in evenwicht gebracht)
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uitbalanceren verb (balanceer uit, balanceert uit, balanceerde uit, balanceerden uit, uitgebalanceerd)
Conjugations for balance:
present
- balance
- balance
- balances
- balance
- balance
- balance
simple past
- balanced
- balanced
- balanced
- balanced
- balanced
- balanced
present perfect
- have balanced
- have balanced
- has balanced
- have balanced
- have balanced
- have balanced
past continuous
- was balancing
- were balancing
- was balancing
- were balancing
- were balancing
- were balancing
future
- shall balance
- will balance
- will balance
- shall balance
- will balance
- will balance
continuous present
- am balancing
- are balancing
- is balancing
- are balancing
- are balancing
- are balancing
subjunctive
- be balanced
- be balanced
- be balanced
- be balanced
- be balanced
- be balanced
diverse
- balance!
- let's balance!
- balanced
- balancing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for balance:
balance
Cross Translation:
noun
balance
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list of credits and debits
- balance → balans
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support for both viewpoints
- balance → evenwicht
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equilibrium
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scales
- balance → weegschaal
verb
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evenwicht behouden om er niet vanaf te vallen
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evenwicht
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een meetapparaat met twee armen (bedoeld om het verschil te kunnen meten)
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(economie) een volledige opsomming van de waarde van alle bezit en alle tegoeden en schulden meestal aan het einde van een boekjaar
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het eindbedrag wanneer alle tegoeden en verplichtingen in rekening gebracht zijn
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• balance | → balans | ↔ Balance — Gleichgewicht, innere Ruhe |
• balance | → tegoed | ↔ Guthaben — Summe des Geldes, die man auf einem Konto hat oder die man einfordern kann |
• balance | → balanceren | ↔ balancieren — das Gleichgewicht halten |
• balance | → gewicht; wicht; weegschaal; balans | ↔ balance — métrol|fr instrument de mesure utilisé pour peser des éléments, pour déterminer leur masse. |
• balance | → doen schommelen; laten balanceren | ↔ balancer — tenir en équilibre. |
• balance | → gulden middenweg | ↔ juste milieu — Point d’équilibre, autant au sens figuré qu’au sens propre. |
• balance | → saldo; overschot | ↔ reliquat — (term, Jurisprudence de Comptabilité et de Commerce) Ce qui rester dû après la clôture et l’arrêté d’un compte. |
• balance | → saldo; overschot | ↔ solde — (1) |
• balance | → slingerarm | ↔ trébuchet — engin militaire offensif à contre-poids utilisé au Moyen Âge pour le siège des places fortifiées, souvent confondu avec la catapulte. |
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