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Period
período

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. period [americ ˈpɪriəd, Brit ˈpɪərɪəd] SUBST

1.1. period:

a two-year period
within a two-month period
for a period of five hours/12 months
in such a short period (of time)

1.2. period (epoch):

period
the Tudor period
the holiday period Brit
that period of my life
the postwar period

1.3. period (of artist):

period
period

1.4. period GEOL:

period

2. period (menstruation):

period
period
to have a period
atrib period pain Brit

3.1. period (in school):

period

3.2. period DESP:

period

4.1. period (in punctuation):

period americ
period as interj
period as interj

4.2. period (sentence):

period

5. period:

period astron, MAT, FÍS

II. period [americ ˈpɪriəd, Brit ˈpɪərɪəd] ADJ

period costume/furniture:

period

period piece SUBST

her car is a period piece humor

waiting period SUBST

waiting period

honeymoon period SUBST

honeymoon period

period piece SUBST

her car is a period piece humor

payback period SUBST

payback period

period drama SUBST C or U

period drama

safe period SUBST

the safe period

incubation period SUBST

incubation period

cooling-off period SUBST

cooling-off period
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
period
period
period
period
period

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I. period [ˈpɪəriəd, americ ˈpɪri-] SUBST

1. period a. GEO:

period
in/over a period of sth

2. period ECON:

period
a fixed period
period of grace

3. period ESCOLAR (lesson):

period

4. period (distinct stage):

period

5. period (menstruation):

period
period
to have one's period

6. period americ LINGUÍS:

period

II. period [ˈpɪəriəd, americ ˈpɪri-] INTERJ americ

period
¡y punto! coloq

trial period SUBST

trial period

peak period SUBST

peak period

period furniture SUBST sem pl

period furniture

payback period SUBST

payback period

incubation period SUBST

incubation period

dual-currency period SUBST

dual-currency period
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
period
critical period
productive period
trial period
Incan period
two-year period
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inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. period [ˈpɪr·i·əd] SUBST

1. period a. GEO:

period
in/over a period of sth

2. period ECON:

period
a fixed period
period of grace [or grace period]

3. period ESCOLAR (lesson):

period

4. period (distinct stage):

period

5. period (menstruation):

period
period
to have one's period

6. period LINGUÍS:

period

II. period [ˈpɪr·i·əd] INTERJ

period
¡y punto! coloq

trial period SUBST

trial period

grace period SUBST FINAN

grace period

period furniture SUBST

period furniture

payback period SUBST

payback period

peak period SUBST

peak period

incubation period SUBST

incubation period
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
period
critical period
productive period
trial period
two-year period
incubation (period)

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

lag period

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With fuel price differentials increasing, the payback period can even be shorter.
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The estimated payback period for a commercial system is between five and nine years, he says.
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The program is expected to have a payback period of 3.7 years.
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If the cumulative cash flow drops to a negative value some time after it has reached a positive value, thereby changing the payback period, this formula can't be applied.
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By establishing the payback period within the opportunity management process, project managers may continually assess the project expenditures and re-evaluate the payback period on an ongoing basis.
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