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PIN de la tarjeta

Card PIN

Shopping & Money Institutionalized Expression Intermediate
Personal identification number.
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Extracto bancario

Bank statement

Shopping & Money Institutionalized Expression Intermediate
Official bank document.
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Domiciliar el pago

To set up direct debit

Shopping & Money Institutionalized Expression Advanced
Automatic payment from account.
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Cajero automático

ATM

Shopping & Money Institutionalized Expression Beginner
Automatic teller machine.
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Sobregiro

Overdraft

Shopping & Money Polyword Advanced
Spending more than account balance.
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Capital inicial

Initial capital

Shopping & Money Institutionalized Expression Advanced
Starting money for business or investment.
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A primera vista

At first glance

Description & Explanation Institutionalized Expression Advanced
Initial impression or observation.
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De aspecto...

Of... appearance

Description & Explanation sentence frame Intermediate
Describing how something looks.
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A simple vista

To the naked eye / Obviously

Description & Explanation Institutionalized Expression Advanced
What's immediately apparent.
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Tiene pinta de...

It looks like...

Description & Explanation sentence frame Intermediate
Informal way to describe appearance.
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A juzgar por...

Judging by...

Description & Explanation sentence frame Advanced
Making assessments based on evidence.
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Carecer de...

To lack...

Description & Explanation sentence frame Advanced
Formal way to say something is missing.
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