deport
51Deport — Terminabschlag, Kursabschlag. 1. Bei Wertpapiertermingeschäften: Kursabschlag bei der Prolongation von Termingeschäften für das Leihen der Stücke (Deportgeschäft). Der Baissier leiht sich die zur Erfüllung eines Verkaufs erforderlichen Stücke, um …
52deport — see PORT …
53deport — de·port || dɪ pÉ”Ët v. banish, expel (from a country); send away; behave, conduct …
54deport — 1) redtop 2) ported …
55deport — verb 1) they were fined and deported Syn: expel, banish, exile, transport, expatriate, extradite, repatriate; evict, oust, throw out; informal kick out, boot out, send packing Ant: admit 2) ar …
56deport — v 1. expel, banish, exile, eject, proscribe, expatriate; extradite; dislodge, evict, throw out, ship out, kick out, Sl. bounce out; ostracize, blackball, send to Coventry; carry off, transport, transplant, displace, remove, relegate. 2.(of… …
57deport — de·port …
58deport — verb Syn: expel, banish, extradite, repatriate Ant: admit …
59deport — [dɪˈpɔːt] verb [T] to send someone back to the country that they came from deportation [ˌdipɔːˈteɪʃ(ə)n] noun [C/U] …
60deport — de•port [[t]dɪˈpɔrt, ˈpoʊrt[/t]] v. t. 1) to expel (an alien, etc.) from a country; banish 2) to conduct or behave (oneself) in a particular manner • Etymology: 1475–85; < MF déporter < L dēportāre to convey; see port V de•port′a•ble, adj.… …