"budget" in sette lingue
Significatobudget
Spagnolo
/pɾesuˈpwesto/
m.altra origine · pre- + supuesto 'supposed' (from suponer): 'what is assumed in advance'
Francese
/bydʒɛ/
m.prestito · English budget, itself from Old French bougette
Italiano
/biˈlantʃo/
m.altra origine · bilancia 'scales', from Latin BILANX 'with two pans'
For a trip or a project Italians usually just say il budget.
Portoghese
/ohsaˈmẽtu/
m.altra origine · orçar 'to estimate', of uncertain origin
Rumeno
/buˈdʒet/
neutroprestito · French budget
Catalano
/pɾəsuˈpɔst/
m.altra origine · pressuposar 'to presuppose': 'what is assumed in advance', like Spanish presupuesto
Inglese
/ˈbʌdʒɪt/
dal latino/francese · Old French bougette 'little bag'
L’antenato latino
BULGAM‘leather bag (a word Latin took from Gaulish)’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
A budget was first a little bag: English took Old French bougette, used it for the finance minister's annual accounts, and French borrowed it back as budget. Spanish counts what is 'presupposed', Italian what is 'balanced'.
Parenti inglesi: bulge
Imparala
In una frase
- esEl ayuntamiento aprobó el presupuesto.
- frLe conseil municipal a voté le budget.
- itIl consiglio comunale ha approvato il bilancio.
- ptA câmara municipal aprovou o orçamento.
- roConsiliul local a aprobat bugetul.
- caL'ajuntament va aprovar el pressupost.
- enThe council approved the budget.
Altro in "Lavoro e denaro"
- fund (of money)fondofondsfondofundofondfons
- agentagenteagentagenteagenteagentagent
- employeeempleadoemployéimpiegatofuncionárioangajatempleat
- artistartistaartisteartistaartistaartistartista
- chairman, chair (of a board)presidenteprésidentpresidentepresidentepreședintepresident
- copy (duplicate)copiacopiecopiacópiacopiecòpia