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הוצאות — meaning in English: Expenses

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Guess the translation for expenses / editions / publishing houses
הפרדות
hafradot
חזר
khozer
בנוגע
benoge'a
בנס
benes
הוצאות
hotsa'ot
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neutral common
Usage
Native Hebrew speakers commonly use the word הוצאות (hotsa'ot) when discussing financial matters, such as budgeting or accounting. For example, in a business meeting, one might say, 'We need to review our הוצאות for last quarter' to evaluate spending. It's also frequently heard in everyday conversations when friends discuss their expenses related to dining out or traveling.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym to הוצאות is תשלומים (tashlumim), which refers specifically to payments made. While תשלומים emphasizes the act of payment, הוצאות focuses more broadly on the concept of expenses incurred over time. One would choose הוצאות when discussing overall spending rather than specific transactions.
Culture
The word הוצאות has roots in the Hebrew verb להוציא (lehotzi), meaning 'to take out or to spend.' This reflects the practical aspect of spending money, as it involves taking money out of one's pocket. In the context of modern Israeli society, where financial literacy is increasingly important, discussing הוצאות is crucial for both personal and business finances.
FAQ
Q.What does הוצאות mean in English?
The Hebrew word הוצאות (hotsa'ot) translates to 'expenses' in English, referring to the costs incurred during transactions or activities.
Q.How do you use הוצאות in a sentence?
You can use הוצאות in a sentence like: 'אני צריך לבדוק את ההוצאות שלי החודש,' which means 'I need to check my expenses this month.'
Q.Are there any common mistakes when using הוצאות?
A common mistake is confusing הוצאות with הכנסות (hachnasot), which means 'income.' Remember that הוצאות refers to what you spend rather than what you earn.
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