commingle

English - Turkish

Definition of commingle in English Turkish dictionary: {f} karışmak; katıştırmak; karıştırmak; {f} kaynaştırmak; {f} kaynaşmak; katmak
commingle to: için kaynaşmak
commingling: karışma
commingling: karıştırma
commingling: kaynaştırma
commingling: ihtilat

English - English

Definition of commingle in English English dictionary: To mix, to blend; To become mixed or blended; to blend; {v} to mix, blend or join together; To allow to mix, as in money belonging to two or more people deposited to the same account and used by each person regardless of the amount they have deposited; mix or blend; "His book commingles sarcasm and sadness"; To integrate dissimilar mail into the same mail stream, possibly resulting in further postal discounts by taking advantage of the increased volume to intended ZIP codes; mix or blend; "His book commingles sarcasm and sadness; to mingle or mix, such as the deposit of another's money in a broker's personal account; To mingle together; to mix in one mass, or intimately; to blend; {f} merge, mix, blend; become a part of, join in; mix together different elements; "The colors blend well"; To mix together money or a deposit with personal funds; combine
commingling: {a} mixing, uniting in one mass
commingled: concurrently or subsequently sharing or subsequent use by sheep of the same pen or same section in a facility or same section in a transportation unit where there is physical contact or contact with bodily excrements or fluids from other livestock
commingled: The result of intimately mixing two separate fibers into a strand Co-molding: The technology of using the relatively non-flowing TWINTEX® fabric or sheet with a flowing material like glass mat thermoplastic (GMT), long fiber thermoplastic (LFT) or injection molding compounds The TWINTEX® fabric or sheet provides stiffness, strength and toughness, while the flowing material allows function integration and design flexibility Compounding extruder: A plastics processing machine that mixes melt plastic, reinforcement and additives Consolidation: The result of impregnation and solidification of the composite
commingled: past of commingle
commingled: mixed recyclables that are collected together after having been separated from mixed MSW
commingled: Mixed recyclables that are collected or processed together
commingles: third-person singular of commingle
commingling: The broker's unauthorized and improper mixing of office funds, which are personal or business monies, with trust funds, which are client customer monies
commingling: combining a variety of recyclable materials in one container for collection
commingling: The illegal practice of combining or mixing clients' funds with the agent's own funds
commingling: The act of combining different lots of shellfish or shucked shellfish (1)
commingling: The mixing of money held in trust with other funds
commingling: present participle of commingle
commingling: the mixing together, or physical contact between, organic products and non-organic products which are unpackaged or permeably packaged, which leads to a loss of integrity of the organic product, during production, processing, transportation, storage, or handling, other than the processing of multi-ingredient products which contain both organic and non- organic ingredients
commingling: Packing together different articles that are subject to different duties
commingling: Illegal act of combining securities or other assets of a client’s account with those of the brokerage or fiduciary in order to boost the fiduciary's financial status
commingling: Mixing customer-owned securities with those owned by a firm in its proprietary accounts
commingling: = An illegal practice which occurs when an agent mixes personal funds with the insured's or insurer's funds
commingling: To mingle or mix; for example, to deposit client funds in the broker's personal or general account A licensee found guilty of commingling can have the license suspended or revoked by the Real Estate Commission
commingling: Packing different kinds of articles that are subject to different duty rates together so that the shipment must be physically separated by Customs in order to obtain the quantity or value of each article class Commingled articles can be subject to the highest duty rate assessed for a class of article in the shipment
commingling: Mixing deposits or monies belonging to a client (trust funds) with one's personal money
commingling: To mix funds held in trust with other funds For example: A broker or builder mixes deposits (should be in a trust account) with his funds by putting the deposits in his general account Although commingling is in itself a violation for which a broker may lose his license, it does not mean that, by commingling, the broker or builder intended to misappropriate the funds
commingling: Mixing clients money or property with the agents
commingling: the mixing of flows from two different sources An example would be discharging sanitary sewer flows into a combined sewer system
commingling: The illegal act of mixing deposits or monies belonging to a client (trust funds) with one's personal money By law brokers are required to maintain a separate trust or escrow account for other parties' funds held temporarily by the broker (See trust funds)
commingling: - Physically combined or mixed [19 CFR § 102 1(b)] Regarding fungible goods from different countries, which are commingled, the country or countries of origin may be determined on the basis of an inventory management method of the Customs regulations [19 CFR § 102 12(b)]
commingling: Illegally mixing deposits or funds collected for specific purposes in one account instead of maintaining the appropriate separate accounts
commingling: A term used to describe the undesirable practice of mixing fasteners from different batches that are the same size and grade in the same container
commingling: The illegal act by a real estate broker of placing client or customer funds with personal funds By law, brokers are required to maintain a separate trust or escrow account for other parties funds held temporarily by the broker