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21 Schuldenmasse
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22 hohlraumarmes Mineralgemisch
Mineralgemisch n: hohlraumarmes Mineralgemisch n dense-graded aggregate, dense mineral aggregate, close-graded aggregateDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > hohlraumarmes Mineralgemisch
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23 Porensinter
Porensinter m sintered aerated (concrete) aggregate, lightweight expanded clay (aggregate), expanded clay, aerated sintered aggregateDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Porensinter
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24 Zuschlag
Zuschlag m 1. aggregate, construction aggregate, mineral aggregate (z. B. für Beton); 2. STAT addition; 3. loading, loading material, filler (z. B. von Füllstoffen); 4. VR acceptance of tender (z. B. für Bauaufträge); 5. surcharge, overhead charge, allowance, bonus (Aufgeld) • den Zuschlag erteilen VR accept the tenderDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Zuschlag
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25 Zuschlagstoffkorn
Zuschlagstoffkorn n aggregate grain, aggregate particle, grain of the aggregateDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Zuschlagstoffkorn
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26 Waschbeton
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27 Aggregat
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28 aggregierte Zahlen
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29 aggregiertes Zahlenmaterial
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30 Daten
Daten npl 1. COMP data; 2. GEN facts and figures; 3. RW aggregate data; 4. ADMIN, WIWI data • Daten in ein Register eintragen GEN enter information onto a register* * *npl 1. < Comp> data; 2. < Geschäft> facts and figures; 3. < Rechnung> aggregate data; 4. <Verwalt, Vw> data ■ Daten in ein Register eintragen < Geschäft> enter information onto a register* * *einspeisen, Dat(ei)en
(Internet) to upload;
• Daten im Rechner einspeisen to computerize.
herunterladen, Dat(ei)en
(Internet) to download;
• herunterpurzeln (Kurse) to tumble;
• herunterschrauben (fig.) to scale down;
• seine Ansprüche herunterschrauben to moderate one’s claims;
• Ausgaben herunterschrauben to cut down expenses;
• heruntersetzen to reduce, to lower, to mark down, to abate, to depreciate;
• Gehalt stark heruntersetzen to slash a salary (coll.);
• Warenpreise heruntersetzen to lower the price of goods;
• Nachricht herunterspielen to play down (downplay, US) a piece of news;
• herunterwirtschaften to run down, to bring low, to mismanage.
hochladen, Dat(ei)en
(Internet) to upload.
Daten
data, facts, (Computer) information, (Personalangaben) particulars, details;
• im Speicher bis zur Verarbeitung abgelegte Daten on-line available data;
• ausgewählte Daten sample[d]data;
• bankindividuelle Daten individual bank data;
• digitalisierte Daten digitally stored data;
• fragmentarische Daten piecemeal data;
• personenbezogene Daten personal data;
• saisonbereinigte Daten seasonal adjusted data;
• technische Daten specifications;
• zusammengefasste Daten integrated data;
• in Tabellen zusammengefasste Daten tabulated data;
• technische Daten eines Autos specification of a car;
• technische Daten eines Produkts product specification;
• Daten aufbereiten to process data;
• Daten in einer international vergleichbaren Weise aufbereiten to bring data to international comparable standards;
• Daten erfassen to collect data;
• Daten verarbeiten to process data;
• schneller Datenabgleich rapid data exchange;
• elektronische Datenablage electronic filing;
• Datenabruf polling;
• Datenauflistung data listing;
• Datenaufzeichnung data recording;
• elektronische Datenauslieferung electronic data transmission;
• schnurloser Datenaustausch cable-free data exchanges;
• sicherer Datenaustausch reliable data transfer;
• Datenauswertung interpretation of data, data analysis (evaluation);
• Datenautobahn (Computer) data (information) highway;
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31 Geldmengenaggregat
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32 Gesamtabrechnung
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33 Gesamtabschreibung
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34 Gesamtangebotskurve
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35 Gesamtbasispreis
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36 Gesamtbuchwert
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37 gesamte Mindestreserve
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38 gesamte öffentliche Ausgaben
gesamte öffentliche Ausgaben fpl WIWI total public spending, aggregate public expenditure* * *fpl <Vw> total public spending, aggregate public expenditureBusiness german-english dictionary > gesamte öffentliche Ausgaben
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39 Gesamtnachfrage
Gesamtnachfrage f WIWI aggregate demand* * *f <Vw> aggregate demand* * *Gesamtnachfrage
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40 Gesamtnachfragekurve
Gesamtnachfragekurve f WIWI aggregate demand curve* * *f <Vw> aggregate demand curve* * *Gesamtnachfragekurve
total-demand curve
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