Unit 4 Bank transactions

Word Definition Polish

account a number that you use to access numer rachunku
number (n) your bank account
airport (n) the place where you arrive and lotnisko
leave when you travel by plane
at the moment happening now for a very short w tej chwili
(n phr) period of time
buy-back rate the rate a bank or company will pay kurs odkupu
(n phr) if you want to sell them back
previously exchanged currency
collect (v) especially British English to come odbierać
to a particular place in order to take
someone or something away
[= pick up American English]
commission money that a person or prowizja
(n) organisation is paid when they sell
something
currency (n) the system or type of money that a waluta
country uses
deal (n) an agreement, especially in umowa
business or politics
exchange rate the value of the money of one kurs wymiany walut
(n) country compared to the money of
another country
fill in (phr v) to write all the necessary wypełniać
information in the empty spaces on
an official document
flat fee (n phr) an amount that does not change stała opłata ryczałtowa

loss (n) if a business makes a loss, it strata

spends more money than it gets
minimum the smallest amount of money you opłata minimalna
charge (n phr) will pay for a service
most (adv) almost all najwięcej

offer (v) to say that you will give something oferować

to someone, if they want it
paying in slip a piece of paper showing the dowód wpłaty
(adj phr) amount you wish to deposit into
your bank account
right now (adv) now or immediately teraz

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Word Definition Polish
sign (v) to write your name on a letter or podpisać się
document
take out (phr v) to get money from a bank wypłacać

transfer (v) to move money from one account przelewać

to another
travel insurance for travellers against ubezpieczenie
insurance (n) illness, accidents, loss of bags, etc. podróżne
trip (n) a visit to a place that involves a wycieczka
journey, for pleasure or a particular
purpose
value (n) the amount of money that wartość
something is worth
wait (v) to stay in one place because you czekać
are expecting a particular thing to
come or happen

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