Equivalent: Difference between revisions

Jump to navigation Jump to search
no edit summary
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
{{a|glossary|}}''Warning: metaphysical area approaching. Approach stacked turtles with care.''<br>
{{a|glossary|}}''Warning: metaphysical area approaching. Approach stacked turtles with care.''<br>
{{quote|{{d|Equivalent|/ɪˈkwɪvələnt/|adj|}}<br>
{{quote|{{d|Equivalent|/ɪˈkwɪvələnt/|adj|}}<br>
1. ''Finance'': In comparison to something else, ''exactly'' the same. [[Fungible]]. Interchangeable in every respect. If a [[security]], from the same series; having the same [[ISIN]]. Not just “broadly similar”. ''''''Financial “equivalence” is not, er, [[equivalent]], to colloquial “equivalence”.'''''
1. ''Finance'': In comparison to something else, ''exactly'' the same. [[Fungible]]. Interchangeable in every respect. If a [[security]], from the same series; having the same [[ISIN]]. Not just “broadly similar”.  


2. ''Colloquial'': One thing that is equal to or corresponds with another thing in value, amount, function, meaning, etc., ''without'' being exactly the same thing.
2. ''Colloquial'': One thing that is equal to or corresponds with another thing in value, amount, function, meaning, etc., ''without'' being exactly the same thing.
"Banque de France is the French equivalent of the Bank of England".}}
"Banque de France is the French equivalent of the Bank of England".
 
'''Financial “equivalence” is not, er, [[equivalent]], to colloquial “equivalence”.'''}}


When you get given something — [[credit support]], for example — that at some point you’ll have to give back, the deal is you have to give an ''identical'' thing back.
When you get given something — [[credit support]], for example — that at some point you’ll have to give back, the deal is you have to give an ''identical'' thing back.

Navigation menu