- itemised
- itemised (Brit.) adj. cataloged, listed, enumerated, set down in detail (also itemized) itemise (Brit.) v. catalog, list, enumerate, set down in full detail (also itemize)
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
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itemised — /ˈaɪtəmaɪzd/ (say uytuhmuyzd ) adjective of an invoice, etc., with all individual charges listed: we get an itemised phone bill, so we can tell who we ring most often. Also, itemized …
itemised account — /ˌaɪtəmaɪzd ə kaυnt/ noun a detailed record of money paid or owed … Marketing dictionary in english
itemised invoice — /ˌaɪtəmaɪzd ɪnvɔɪs/ noun an invoice which lists each item separately … Marketing dictionary in english
itemised account — /ˌaɪtəmaɪzd ə kaυnt/ noun a detailed record of money paid or owed … Dictionary of banking and finance
itemised invoice — /ˌaɪtəmaɪzd ɪnvɔɪs/ noun an invoice which lists each item separately … Dictionary of banking and finance
itemised statement — /ˌaɪtəmaɪzd steɪtmənt/ noun a bank statement where each transaction is recorded in detail … Dictionary of banking and finance
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itemized — itemize i‧tem‧ize [ˈaɪtəmaɪz] also itemise verb [intransitive, transitive] to present information in the form of a list, giving details about each item on the list: • The report itemized several areas of concern. • Taxpayers who don t itemize (=… … Financial and business terms
itemized billing — also itemised billing ➔ billing * * * itemized billing UK US (UK also itemised billing) noun [U] ► COMMERCE, ACCOUNTING the practice of providing a full list of charges for customers, instead of just a total: » … Financial and business terms
budget — /ˈbʌdʒət / (say bujuht) noun 1. an estimate, often itemised, of expected income and expenditure, or operating results, for a given period in the future. 2. (sometimes upper case) estimates of government income and expenditure. 3. a plan of… …
