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Translation for 'finančný problém' from Slovak to English

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Contains translations by TU Chemnitz and Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (German-English only).
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	fin. finančný problém `{m}`	financial problem
Partial Matches
	fin. finančný `{adj}` <fin.>	financial <fin.>
	fin. finančný trh `{m}`	financial market
	ekon.fin. ozdraviť finančný sektor `[dok.]`	to restore financial sector
	problém `{m}`	issue
	problém `{m}`	bugbear `[problem]`
	problém `{m}`	trouble
	problém `{m}`	problem
	Žiadny problém!	No sweat! `[coll.]`
	drobný problém `{m}`	snag
	skrytý problém `{m}`	underlying problem
	okrajový problém `{m}`	marginal problem
	Žiadny problém!	No problem!
	neriešiteľný problém `{m}`	intractable problem
	problém `{m}` `[skrytý]`	catch `[hidden problem]`
	nečakaný problém `{m}`	facer `[Br.]`
	(skrytý) problém `{m}`	kicker `[coll.]`
	prípadný problém `{m}`	potential problem
	(zložitý) problém `{m}`	challenge
	okrajový problém `{m}`	side issue
	mať problém `[nedok.]`	to be toast `[coll.]` `[idiom]`