spending

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spending
[ˈspendɪŋ]
sustantivo
1gasto (m)
  • consumer spending -> gasto (m) or consumo (m) privado
  • public spending -> gasto (m) público
  • spending money -> dinero (m) para gastos
  • spending power -> poder (m) adquisitivo
  • to go on a spending spree -> salir a gastar a lo loco

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spending [spen-din]
sustantivo
1Gasto.

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spending [ˈspendɪŋ]
noun
gastos; (m)
to keep one's spending down mantener los gastos bajos
plan your spending carefully he tried to maintain his image through compulsive spending
the latest figures for consumer spending las últimas cifras correspondientes a los gastos del consumidor; to reduce government public spendingor reducir el gasto público; military/defence spending gastos militares/de defensa; (m)
defence spending accounts for 10% of government expenditure
they pledged to increase spending on education prometieron incrementar el presupuesto de educación
modifier
spending cuts (n) recortes presupuestarios; (m)
spending limit (n) límite de gastos; (m)
spending money (n) (for holiday) dinero para gastar; (m) (allowance) dinero para gastos (personales); (m)
I won a trip to Paris with £500 spending money her parents have said they will cut her spending money if she doesn't stop smoking If she needed spending money,he just handed it over, no questions asked most women employed in these jobs are housewives looking for extra spending money Winners will spend a week at one of PGL's multi-activity centres and be given Pounds 100 spending money
spending power (n) poder de compra; (m) poder adquisitivo; (m)
spending spree (n) derroche de dinero; (m)
the Christmas spending spree is starting the obvious spending spree that heralds the birth of a first child
we went on a spending spree salimos a gastar dinero

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