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fee <a fee; fees> SUST.

fee
رسم قضائي
fee (s)
أُجْرَة
fee (s)
أَتْعاب
fee ECON. (s)
أَجْرٌ

fee ECON.

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fee <a fee; fees> SUST.

fee

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bank fee ECON.

brokerage fee

cancellation fee ECON.

collection fee ECON.

daily fee

dedicated fee ECON.

dimension fee ECON.

entrance fee

fee amount ECON.

fee distribution ECON.

fee income ECON.

fee journal ECON.

fee transaction ECON.

incentive fee ECON.

inspection fee ECON.

interest fee ECON.

Ejemplos de uso para fee

seised in demesne as of fee
حائز بحكم الملكية المطلقة
fix or ask as fee or payment
تَقَاضَى
subject to a tax or charge or fee
أخْضَعَ لِضَرِيبَةٍ أو رَسْمٍ إلخ

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It is a one-year, full-time (or two-year, part-time) course, and tuition fees range from 8,000-13,550 a year.
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He was allowed to work while he was there to pay off his fees.
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Both fares covered by the pass and reservation fees vary greatly from country to country.
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Journal provides rapid free open access publications, no processing fee.
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Permits and payment of fees are required for any of these activities.
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All participants, including youth and adult staff, pay fees to participate.
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The state offered a small grant to assist students in costs for tuition, fees and books.
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Reservations are free to users; the company charges restaurants a monthly service fee for their use of the system.
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The university offers a monthly fee, unlike most universities, which only charge per-credit fees.
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Membership fees are pegged at just 1 a year in order to make membership benefits readily available to all.
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