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1 amalgamation
noun2) (result) Vereinigung, die* * *amal·gama·tion[əˌmælgəˈmeɪʃən]n* * *[\@"mlgə'meISən]n(of companies etc) Fusion f; (of metals) Amalgamation f* * *amalgamation [əˌmælɡəˈmeıʃn] s1. Amalgamieren n2. Vereinigung f, -schmelzung f* * *noun2) (result) Vereinigung, die* * *n.Unternehmenszusammenschluss m.Vereinigung f.Zusammenschluss m. -
2 consolidation
1) Konsolidierung, die2) (combining) Zusammenlegung, die* * *noun die Befestigung* * *con·soli·da·tion[kənˌsɒlɪˈdeɪʃən, AM -ˈsɑ:lə-]n no pl* * *[kən"sɒlI'deISən]n1) (= strengthening) Festigung f2) (= amalgamation) Zusammenlegung f, Vereinigung f; (of companies) Zusammenschluss m; (of funds, debts) Konsolidierung f* * *1. (Ver)Stärkung f, Festigung f (beide auch fig)2. MILa) Zusammenziehung fb) Ausbau m3. WIRTSCHa) Konsolidierung f, Fundierung fb) Vereinigung f, Zusammenlegung fc) Zusammenschluss m4. JUR Verbindung f5. TECH Verdichtung f6. AGR Flurbereinigung f7. MED Induration f, heilende Verhärtung (bei Tuberkulose etc)8. TECH natürliche Bodenverdichtung, Sacken n* * *noun, no pl.1) Konsolidierung, die2) (combining) Zusammenlegung, die* * *n.Festigung f.Konsolidierung f.Vertiefung f.
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