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1 compensation package
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2 compensation
nounErsatz, der; (for damages, injuries, etc.) Schaden[s]ersatz, der; (for requisitioned property) Entschädigung, die* * *noun (payment etc given for loss or injury: He received a large sum of money as compensation when he was injured at work.) die Entschädigung* * *com·pen·sa·tion[ˌkɒmpənˈseɪʃən, AM ˌkɑ:m-]\compensation for loss of earnings Verdienstausfallentschädigung fto claim [or seek] \compensation Schadenersatzansprüche geltend machen, [finanzielle] Entschädigung fordernin \compensation als Ersatz, zum Ausgleich\compensation claim Schadenersatzanspruch m\compensation package Pauschalabfindung f, Gesamtvergütung f* * *["kɒmpən'seISən]n(= damages) Entschädigung f; (fig) Ausgleich m; (PSYCH) Kompensation fhe had the compensation of knowing that... — er hatte die Genugtuung zu wissen, dass...
in compensation — als Entschädigung/Ausgleich/Kompensation
* * *in compensation for als Ausgleich für2. (Schaden[s])Ersatz m, Entschädigung f:pay compensation Schadenersatz leisten;£3,000 as compensation 3000 Pfund Schadenersatz;3. PSYCH Kompensation f:(act of) compensation Ersatzhandlung f;compensation neurosis Kompensationsneurose f (übersteigertes Leistungs- od Geltungsstreben)* * *nounErsatz, der; (for damages, injuries, etc.) Schaden[s]ersatz, der; (for requisitioned property) Entschädigung, die* * *n.Abfindung f.Ausgleich m.Entgelt -e n.Entschädigung f.Kompensation f.Schadenersatz m. -
3 insurance
nountake out insurance against/on something — eine Versicherung gegen etwas abschließen/etwas versichern lassen
travel insurance — Reisegepäck- und -unfallversicherung, die
* * *noun (the promise of a sum of money in event of loss eg by fire or other disaster, given in compensation by a company etc in return for regular payments: Have you paid the insurance on your jewellery?; ( also adjective) insurance companies.) die Versicherung; Versicherungs-...* * *in·sur·ance[ɪnˈʃʊərən(t)s, AM -ˈʃʊr-]I. nour \insurance doesn't cover household items unsere Versicherung deckt Hausrat nicht abhealth/liability/life \insurance Kranken-/Haftpflicht-/Lebensversicherung fhousehold goods \insurance Hausratsversicherung fto have \insurance [against sth] [gegen etw akk] versichert seinto take out \insurance [against sth] sich akk [gegen etw akk] versichern, eine Versicherung [gegen etw akk] abschließen\insurance against breakage Bruchschadenversicherung f\insurance against damage by natural forces Elementarschadenversicherung f\insurance against natural disaster Naturkatastrophenversicherung f\insurance for theft Diebstahlversicherung fshe works in \insurance sie arbeitet bei einer Versicherung\insurance adjustor Schadenssachverständiger m\insurance application Versicherungsantrag m\insurance business Versicherungsgeschäft nt* * *[In'SUərəns]nVersicherung f; (= amount paid out) Versicherungssumme f or -betrag m* * *insurance [ınˈʃʊərəns]A s1. WIRTSCH Versicherung f:have no insurance nicht versichert sein ( against gegen); → academic.ru/9919/buy">buy B 3, carry B 17 d, effect B 3 a, take out 4 b2. WIRTSCH Versicherungsbranche f:he works in insurance er ist bei einer Versicherung beschäftigt3. WIRTSCHa) Versicherungsvertrag m, -police fb) Versicherungssumme f:he received £10,000 insurance er bekam 10 000 Pfund von der Versicherungc) Versicherungsprämie f:he pays £100 insurance every year er zahlt eine Jahresprämie von 100 Pfundas an insurance sicherheitshalber, für alle FälleB adj WIRTSCH Versicherungs…:insurance agent (benefit, broker, clause, claim, company, coverage, fraud oder swindle, package, premium, value) Versicherungsvertreter(in) (-leistung f, -makler[in], -klausel f, -anspruch m, -gesellschaft f, -deckung f, -betrug m, -paket n, -prämie f, -wert m)ins. abk2. insurance* * *nountake out insurance against/on something — eine Versicherung gegen etwas abschließen/etwas versichern lassen
travel insurance — Reisegepäck- und -unfallversicherung, die
* * *(US) n.Zusicherung f. n.Versicherung f.
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