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1 going
1. noun1) an act of leaving, moving away etc:ذَهاب، حَرَكَهthe comings and goings of the people in the street.
2) the conditions under which something is done:ظُروفWalking was heavy going because of all the mud.
2. adjective1) successful:ناجِحThat shop is still a going concern.
2) in existence at present:حالي، في الوقْت الحاضِرthe going rate for typing manuscripts.
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2 rate
سُرْعَة \ pace: speed (of movement or progress): She gets her work done at steady pace. rate: speed: She drove past at a great rate. speed: swiftness; the measurement of the time that is spent (in going a certain distance or performing a certain action): at high speeds or low speeds; the speed of light; the speed of an engine. -
3 tekuća nagrada
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4 tekuća nagrada
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5 обычная ставка
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6 общепринятая ставка
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7 lo que se suele pagar
= going rate, theEx. Young doctors' salary expectations exceed going rates.* * *= going rate, theEx: Young doctors' salary expectations exceed going rates.
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8 tipo vigente
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9 общепринятая ставка
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > общепринятая ставка
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10 общепринятая ставка
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > общепринятая ставка
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11 утвърдена норма
going rategoing ratesstandard ratestandard ratesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > утвърдена норма
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12 acciones puestas en circulación
• going price• going rate• going-public stockDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > acciones puestas en circulación
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13 tasa vigente
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14 нормална ставка
going rategoing ratesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > нормална ставка
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15 курс обменный, действующий в настоящий момент
going rate of exchange4000 полезных слов и выражений > курс обменный, действующий в настоящий момент
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16 Marktpreis
Marktpreis m 1. FIN going rate; 2. GEN price, pr.; 3. RW actual price, arm’s-length price; 4. V&M arm’s-length price, market price, price, pr.; 5. ADMIN going rate; 6. WIWI actual price, market price, current price • zu Marktpreisen 1. FIN at the market price; 2. GEN at the going rate* * *m 1. < Finanz> going rate; 2. < Geschäft> price (pr.) ; 3. < Rechnung> actual price, arm's-length price; 4. <V&M> arm's-length price, market price, price (pr.) ; 5. < Verwalt> going rate; 6. <Vw> actual price, market price, current price ■ zu Marktpreisen 1. < Finanz> at the market price; 2. < Geschäft> at the going rate* * *Marktpreis
market price (rate), marketable value, today=s rate, actual price;
• zu den gegenwärtig gültigen Marktpreis en, zum Marktpreis at current market prices;
• durchschnittlicher Marktpreis certain (natural, normal) price;
• im freien Kräftespiel entstandener Marktpreis commercial price;
• freier Marktpreis open-market price;
• gängiger Marktpreis going-market price;
• gegenwärtiger Marktpreis ruling price;
• herrschende Marktpreise marketable prices;
• steigende Marktpreise advancing market;
• üblicher Marktpreis fair[-cash] market value;
• Marktpreise durch Zurückhaltung beeinflussen to wait out the market (sl.);
• Ware unter dem Marktpreis verkaufen to sell goods below market price, to undercut;
• Marktpreismechanismus price-market mechanism;
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17 Kurs
m; -es, -e1. FIN. price; (Notierung) quotation; von Devisen: exchange rate; der Kurs des Euro the euro exchange rate; zum Kurs von at the rate of; hoch im Kurs stehen be at a premium; fig. rate highly ( bei with); in Kurs setzen circulate; außer Kurs setzen take out of circulation; außer Kurs kommen fig. lose its popularity; fallende / steigende / nachgebende Kurse falling / rising / softening prices2. NAUT., FLUG. course; (Radarkurs) track; (Strecke) route; fig., POL. course, line, policy; Kurs halten stay on course; vom Kurs abweichen go off course; Kurs nehmen auf (+ Akk) head for (auch fig.); einen neuen / härteren Kurs einschlagen fig. take a new / harder line3. SPORT, FÜR RAD-, AUTORENNEN, Skirennen etc.: course; der anspruchsvolle Kurs wurde vom Schweizer Trainer gesteckt the demanding course was set by the Swiss coach4. (Lehrgang) course; (die Teilnehmer) course participants; der ganze Kurs all those on the course; Kursus* * *der Kurs(Aktienkurs) price;(Lehrgang) lessons; course; class;(Richtung) course;(Wechselkurs) rate of exchange; exchange rate; rate* * *Kụrs [kʊrs]m -es, -e[-zə]den Kurs halten — to hold (the) course
vom Kurs abkommen — to deviate from one's/its course
Kurs nehmen auf (+acc) — to set course for, to head for
auf (südwestlichem) Kurs sein — to be on (a southwesterly) course
Kurs haben auf (+acc) — to be heading for
harter/weicher Kurs (Pol) — hard/soft line
den Kurs ändern (lit, fig) — to change or alter( one's) course
einen neuen Kurs einschlagen (lit, fig) — to go in a new direction, to follow a new course
den Kurs beibehalten (lit, fig) — to stick to or hold (one's) course
jdn/etw wieder auf Kurs bringen (fig) — to bring sb/sth back on course
2) (FIN) (= Wechselkurs) rate of exchange, exchange rate; (= Börsenkurs, Aktienkurs) price, (going) rate; (= Marktpreis) market value or price, going ratezum Kurs von — at the rate of
der amtliche Kurs des Dollars — the official dollar exchange rate
die Kurse fallen/steigen — prices or rates are falling/rising
hoch im Kurs stehen (Aktien) — to be high; (fig) to be popular (bei with)
3) (= Lehrgang) course (in +dat, für in)einen Kurs belegen — to do a course
* * *der1) (a series (of lectures, medicines etc): I'm taking a course (of lectures) in sociology; He's having a course of treatment for his leg.) course2) (a direction or course: After they moved, their lives took a different tack.) tack* * *Kurs1<-es, -e>[kʊrs, pl ˈkʊrzə]mjdn/etw vom \Kurs abbringen to put sb/sth off courseder Sturm hat uns um drei Grad vom \Kurs abgebracht the storm has put us off course by three degreesvom \Kurs abkommen to deviate from one's/its courseden/seinen \Kurs beibehalten [o halten] to maintain [one's] courseauf bestimmten \Kurs gehen to set a certain coursewenn wir auf südsüdöstlichen \Kurs gehen, müssten wir die Insel in drei Tagen erreichen if we set a sou'-sou'-easterly course we should reach the island in three dayseinen [bestimmten] \Kurs steuern to steer a certain coursees war nicht mehr feststellbar, welchen \Kurs das Schiff steuerte it was no longer possible to determine which course the ship was steeringden \Kurs wechseln to change course2. (Zielsetzung) coursejdn vom \Kurs abbringen to throw sb off courseden/seinen \Kurs beibehalten to maintain [one's] coursejdn auf \Kurs bringen to bring sb into lineihre Kollegen werden sie schon auf \Kurs bringen their colleagues will bring them into lineeinen bestimmten \Kurs einschlagen to take a certain course; (politische Linie) policy, courseharter/weicher \Kurs hard/soft line3. (Wechselkurs) exchange rateder \Kurs Dollar zu Euro steht im Moment bei eins zu... the exchange rate between the dollar and the euro is currently...zu einem bestimmten \Kurs at a certain rateSchwarzhändler tauschen dir den Euro zu einem günstigen \Kurs you'll get a favourable rate for your euros on the black marketetw außer \Kurs setzen to take sth out of circulationZahlungsmittel, die außer \Kurs gesetzt wurden, sind nicht länger gültig currency taken out of circulation is no longer validdie Maßnahmen der Bundesbank haben die \Kurse einiger Aktien gestärkt measures taken by the Bundesbank have strengthened the price of some sharesder \Kurs pendelte sich bei Euro 120 ein the market was settling down at 120 euroszum gegenwärtigen \Kurs at the current rate [or price]multipler \Kurs multiple exchange ratehoch im \Kurs stehen ÖKON to be in great demand; BÖRSE to be high up; (fig) to be very popular, to be at a high rateantike Vasen stehen derzeit hoch im \Kurs antique vases are currently very popularetw an einen \Kurs binden to peg the price of sthden \Kurs drücken to depress the marketim \Kurs fallen to fall [or drop] in pricedie Aktien der Schlüter AG sind letztens etwas im \Kurs gefallen Schlüter AG shares have fallen somewhat recentlyden \Kurs festsetzen to fix a priceden \Kurs hinauftreiben to push up the priceden \Kurs schwächen/stützen to weaken/peg the marketKurs2<-es, -e>[kʊrs, pl ˈkʊrzə]m (Lehrgang) course, class* * *der; Kurses, Kurse1) (Richtung) courseauf [nördlichen] Kurs gehen — set [a northerly] course
ein harter/weicher Kurs — (fig.) a hard/soft line
den Kurs ändern/halten — (auch fig.) change or alter/hold or maintain course
Kurs auf Hamburg (Akk.) nehmen — set course for or head for Hamburg
2) (von Wertpapieren) price; (von Devisen) rate of exchange; exchange ratezum Kurs von... — at a rate of...
hoch im Kurs stehen — < securities> be high; (fig.) be very popular ( bei with)
3) (Lehrgang) courseein Kurs in Spanisch — (Dat.) a course in Spanish; a Spanish course
4) (die Teilnehmer eines Kurses) class5) (Sport): (Rennstrecke) course* * *der Kurs des Euro the euro exchange rate;zum Kurs von at the rate of;hoch im Kurs stehen be at a premium; fig rate highly (bei with);in Kurs setzen circulate;außer Kurs setzen take out of circulation;außer Kurs kommen fig lose its popularity;fallende/steigende/nachgebende Kurse falling/rising/softening pricesKurs halten stay on course;vom Kurs abweichen go off course;einen neuen/härteren Kurs einschlagen fig take a new/harder line3. SPORT, für Rad-, Autorennen, Skirennen etc: course;der anspruchsvolle Kurs wurde vom Schweizer Trainer gesteckt the demanding course was set by the Swiss coach* * *der; Kurses, Kurse1) (Richtung) courseauf [nördlichen] Kurs gehen — set [a northerly] course
ein harter/weicher Kurs — (fig.) a hard/soft line
den Kurs ändern/halten — (auch fig.) change or alter/hold or maintain course
Kurs auf Hamburg (Akk.) nehmen — set course for or head for Hamburg
2) (von Wertpapieren) price; (von Devisen) rate of exchange; exchange ratezum Kurs von... — at a rate of...
hoch im Kurs stehen — < securities> be high; (fig.) be very popular ( bei with)
3) (Lehrgang) courseein Kurs in Spanisch — (Dat.) a course in Spanish; a Spanish course
4) (die Teilnehmer eines Kurses) class5) (Sport): (Rennstrecke) course* * *-e (Aktien...) m.price n.quotation n.rate n. -e (Aktien) m.price (stocks) n.quotation (stocks) n.rate (stocks) n. -e (Verkehr) m.course n.line n. -e m.class n.(§ pl.: classes)course n.exchange rate n.rate (of exchange) n. -
18 tarif
tarif [taʀif]1. masculine nouna. ( = tableau) price list• quels sont vos tarifs ? how much do you charge?• envoyer une lettre au tarif économique ≈ to send a letter second class• deux mois de prison, c'est le tarif ! (inf) two months' prison is what you get!2. compounds• « tarifs réduits pour étudiants » "special prices for students"* * *taʀifnom masculin1) ( prix) gén rate; ( de transport) fare; ( de consultation) feepayer plein tarif — gén to pay full price; (en train, avion, bus) to pay full fare
tarif normal/économique — Postes ≈ first-class/second-class rate
tarif de nuit — Télécommunications night-time rate
tu connais le tarif (colloq), c'est deux jours de renvoi — fig you know the penalty - two days' suspension
2) ( document) price list* * *taʀif nm1)tarif réduit (billet) — concessionary, reduced-fare
un billet de train tarif réduit — a concessionary train ticket, a reduced-fare train ticket
à tarif réduit (communication, appel) — off-peak
tarif de groupe; Est-ce que vous faites un tarif de groupe? — Is there a reduction for groups?
2) (= liste) price list, tariff Grande-Bretagne3) (= barème) rate, rates pl tariff Grande-Bretagne* * *tarif nm1 ( prix) gén rate; ( de transport) fare; ( de consultation) fee; les tarifs de chemin de fer/du métro train/underground GB ou subway US fares; payer plein tarif gén to pay full price; Transp to pay full fare; tarif normal/réduit/spécial Transp normal/reduced/special fare; tarif normal/économique Postes ≈ first-class/second-class rate; tarif de nuit Télécom night-time rate, off-peak rate; le tarif en vigueur the going rate; le tarif horaire de qch the hourly rate for sth; tarif lettres/cartes postales letter/postcard rate; tu connais le tarif, c'est deux jours de renvoi fig you know the penalty-two days' suspension;2 ( document) price list, tariff GB.tarif douanier Comm customs tariff; tarif de l'impôt Fisc taxation schedule; tarif rouge Télécom peak rate; tarif syndical union rate; tarifs postaux postage rates.[tarif] nom masculin1. [liste de prix] price listtarif postal postal ou postage ratesaugmentation du tarif horaire increase in ou of the hourly rate2. [prix pratiqué]quel est votre tarif?, quels sont vos tarif s?a. [femme de ménage, baby-sitter, mécanicien, professeur particulier] how much do you charge?b. [conseiller, avocat] what fee do you charge?, what are your fees?quel est le tarif courant pour une traduction? what's the usual ou going rate for translation?tarif heures creuses/pleines [gaz, électricité] off-peak/full tariff rate‘tarif réduit pour étudiants’ ‘concessions for students’10 jours de prison, c'est le tarif 10 days in the cooler is what it's usually worth ou what you usually get -
19 ortsübliche Bezahlung
ortsübliche Bezahlung f PERS local wage rate, going rate, usual wage rate for the area* * *f < Person> local wage rate, going rate, usual wage rate for the area -
20 ortsübliche Entlohnung
ortsübliche Entlohnung f PERS local wage rate, going rate, usual wage rate for the area* * *f < Person> local wage rate, going rate, usual wage rate for the area
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