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1 sum output
sum output Summenausgabe fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > sum output
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2 gross
I 1. adjective1) (flagrant) grob [Fahrlässigkeit, Fehler, Irrtum]; übel [Laster, Beleidigung]; schreiend [Ungerechtigkeit]2) (obese) fett (abwertend)4) (total) Brutto-earn £15,000 gross — 15 000 Pfund brutto verdienen
gross national product — Bruttosozialprodukt, das
5) (dull, not delicate) grob [Person, Geschmack]2. transitive verb[insgesamt] einbringen [Geld]II noun, pl. sameGros, dasby the gross — en gros
* * *[ɡrəus] 1. adjective1) (very bad: gross errors/indecency.) grob2) (vulgar: gross behaviour/language.) grob3) (too fat: a large, gross woman.) feist4) (total: The gross weight of a parcel is the total weight of the contents, the box, the wrapping etc.) Gesamt-...2. noun(the total amount (of several things added together).) das Ganze- academic.ru/32554/grossly">grossly* * *gross1<pl - or -es>[grəʊs, AM groʊs]by the \gross en grosgross2[grəʊs, AM groʊs]I. adjthis child has suffered \gross neglect dieses Kind ist grob vernachlässigt wordenI am the victim of \gross injustice ich bin das Opfer einer großen Ungerechtigkeit\gross error grober Fehler\gross negligence grobe Fahrlässigkeit\gross amount paid out Bruttoauszahlung f\gross output Bruttoproduktionswert m\gross pay Bruttozahlung f\gross receipts Bruttoeinnahmen pl\gross return Bruttorendite f\gross value Bruttowert m5. (overall)\gross weight Bruttogewicht nt, Gesamtgewicht nt, Rohgewicht nt▪ to \gross sth etw brutto einnehmen [o verdienen]last year I \grossed $52,000 letztes Jahr habe ich 52.000 Dollar brutto verdient* * *I [grəʊs]n no plGros nt II1. adj (+er)1) (= serious) mismanagement, exaggeration, simplification, error, insult grob; inequality, violation krass; injustice schreiendthat is a gross understatement — das ist stark untertrieben
2) (= fat) fetthe is the grossest thing alive — er ist total ekelhaft
4) (= total) Gesamt-; (= before deductions) Brutto-gross amount — Gesamtbetrag m, Gesamtsumme f
2. advearn, pay, weigh bruttoshe earns £30,000 gross per annum — sie verdient £ 30 000 brutto im Jahr, ihr Bruttoverdienst ist £ 30 000 im Jahr
the yield is 10% gross — der Bruttoertrag ist 10%
3. vt(= earn) brutto verdienen4. n* * *gross [ɡrəʊs]1. brutto, Brutto…, gesamt, Gesamt…, Roh…:gross amount Bruttobetrag m;gross average SCHIFF große Havarie;gross domestic product Bruttoinlandsprodukt n;gross margin Bruttogewinnspanne f;gross national income Bruttovolkseinkommen n;gross national product Bruttosozialprodukt n;gross sum Gesamtsumme f;gross breach of duty JUR schwere Pflichtverletzung;a gross exaggeration eine starke oder maßlose Übertreibung;a gross injustice eine schreiende Ungerechtigkeit;gross negligence JUR grobe Fahrlässigkeit3. a) unfein, derb, grob, rohb) unanständig, anstößig4. fig schwerfällig5. dick, feist, plump, schwer6. üppig, stark, dicht (Vegetation)7. grob(körnig) (Pulver etc)B sin gross JUR an der Person haftend;in (the) gross im Ganzen, in Bausch und Bogenby the gross grosweisehis income grosses £10,000 a year er verdient 10 000 Pfund brutto im Jahrgr. abk1. grade3. gross Brutto…* * *I 1. adjective1) (flagrant) grob [Fahrlässigkeit, Fehler, Irrtum]; übel [Laster, Beleidigung]; schreiend [Ungerechtigkeit]2) (obese) fett (abwertend)3) (coarse, rude) ordinär (abwertend)4) (total) Brutto-earn £15,000 gross — 15 000 Pfund brutto verdienen
gross national product — Bruttosozialprodukt, das
5) (dull, not delicate) grob [Person, Geschmack]2. transitive verb[insgesamt] einbringen [Geld]II noun, pl. sameGros, das* * *adj.dick adj. n.Brutto n. -
3 bonus
nounChristmas bonus — Weihnachtsgratifikation, die
* * *['bəunəs]1) (an addition to the sum due as interest, dividend, or wages.) der Bonus2) (something unexpected or extra: The extra two days holiday was a real bonus.) der Zusatz* * *bo·nus[ˈbəʊnəs, AM ˈboʊ-]ncapital \bonus Kapitalprämie f, Sonderdividende fChristmas \bonus Weihnachtsgratifikation fcost-of-living \bonus Teuerungszulage f, Lebenshaltungskostenzuschuss mmerit \bonus Leistungszulage fproductivity \bonus Ertragszulage fa \bonus issue eine Emission von Gratisaktien\bonus share Gratisaktie f* * *['bəʊnəs]n1) Prämie f; (for output, production also) Zulage f; (= cost-of-living bonus) Zuschlag m; (= Christmas bonus) Gratifikation fbonus point (in game, quiz etc) — Bonuspunkt m
3) (inf: sth extra) Zugabe f* * *bonus [ˈbəʊnəs]A s1. WIRTSCH Bonus m, Prämie f, Sondervergütung f, (Sonder)Zulage f:bonus issue (bei Kapitalerhöhung ausgegebene) Gratisaktie;bonus share Br (z. B. anstelle einer Bardividende ausgegebene) Gratisaktie;2. (Weihnachts- etc) Gratifikation f3. WIRTSCH besonders Br Extradividende f, Sonderausschüttung f4. Br Gewinnanteil m (Erhöhung der Lebensversicherungssumme durch Ausschüttung)5. WIRTSCH US Subvention f, staatlicher Zuschuss6. US Dreingabe f:… as a bonus … als Dreingabe7. fig umg Pluspunkt m8. Br sl Bestechungsgeschenk n, Schmiergeld nB v/t1. Prämien etc gewähren (dat)2. WIRTSCH US subventionieren* * *noun2) (to shareholders, insurance-policy holder) Bonus, der; (to employee)Christmas bonus — Weihnachtsgratifikation, die
* * *n.(§ pl.: bonuses)= Bonus -se m.Extrawurst* f.Gratifikation f.Prämie -n f.Zulage -n f.
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