Saldría (en. Would go out)

/salˈðɾi.a/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

The amount that remains after settling a debt or account.

After paying all my bills, the surplus was minimal.

Después de pagar todas mis cuentas, la saldría fue mínima.

Surplus obtained at the end of an accounting process.

The surplus for the month was positive thanks to the new sales.

La saldría del mes fue positiva gracias a las nuevas ventas.

From the verb 'to settle', which means to liquidate or settle accounts.

settle accounts

To resolve debts or pending issues.

saldar cuentas

to result in surplus

To refer to what remains after a settlement or liquidation.

quedar en saldría

settle

To liquidate a debt or obligation.

saldar

balance

Amount that remains or is obtained after adjustments.

saldo

closing

Conclusion of an accounting period.

cierre

Money left over at the end of a month.

I had a surplus at the end of the month due to reduced expenses.

Me quedó una saldría a fin de mes por las reducciones de gastos.

Unexpected gain.

That contract gave me an unexpected extra surplus.

Ese contrato me dio una saldría extra inesperada.