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extort money - translation to spanish
PROGRAMA DE TELEVISIÓN
Money, Money; Money money
extort money
Extorsionar dinero
money order
PAYMENT ORDER FOR A PRE-SPECIFIED AMOUNT OF MONEY
International Money order; International money order; Postal Money Order; Money Order; Postal Money Orders; Money orders; Postal money order; International Money Order; Payment order; Payment Order; Money oder
giro postal, libranza
payment order
PAYMENT ORDER FOR A PRE-SPECIFIED AMOUNT OF MONEY
International Money order; International money order; Postal Money Order; Money Order; Postal Money Orders; Money orders; Postal money order; International Money Order; Payment order; Payment Order; Money oder
orden de pago (instrucción de traspasar una suma de dinero de una cuenta de banco a otra)
Definition
money order
(money orders)
A money order is a piece of paper representing a sum of money which you can buy at a post office and send to someone as a way of sending them money by post. (AM; in BRIT, use postal order
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Wikipedia
Money, money
Money, money fue un concurso de televisión producido por Gestmusic que se emitió de lunes a viernes por la tarde en la cadena de televisión española Cuatro.
Examples of use of extort money
1. These people extort money from local residents by torturing them.
2. Local youths have occupied oil facilities, including offshore rigs, to extort money from oil companies.
3. The report gives further details of roadblocks mounted by the courts to extort money.
4. Cavalcanti has claimed Buani was trying to extort money from him.
5. The congressman "was just dropping his name to commit fraud . . . to extort money from people.