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German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Thomas Bollmann Germany Local time: 16:16 | ||||||
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na +1 | merge |
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na +1 | merge loans |
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na | to merge or to amalgamate |
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na | consolidated |
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to merge or to amalgamate Explanation: none Routledge |
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merge Explanation: The two loans/mortgage loans are merged. See the site below to decide! Reference: http://www.law.emory.edu/~lawrld/deriv2.html |
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merge loans Explanation: is the term. You may want to check with Google. HTH own knowledge |
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consolidated Explanation: The word for merging different loans together into one loan is consolidation. (at least in the US) HTH and good luck! |
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