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1 Rücktritt
■ Niederlegen eines Amtes.■ The voluntary act of leaving a position before the expected time. -
2 contribution
noun1)make a contribution to a fund — etwas für einen Fonds spenden
* * *[kon-]1) (the act of contributing.) das Beitragen2) (something contributed, especially money: Would you like to make a contribution to this charity?) der Beitrag* * *con·tri·bu·tion[ˌkɒntrɪˈbju:ʃən, AM ˌkɑ:n-]n1. (money, food, equipment) Beitrag m (to/towards zu + dat); (donation) Spende f (to/towards für + akk)to make a \contribution of £100,000 to sth 100.000 Pfund zu etw dat beisteuern; (donate) 100.000 Pfund für etw akk spendentrade union \contribution Gewerkschaftsbeitrag mvoluntary \contributions freiwillige Beiträgeshe didn't make much of a \contribution at the meeting this morning sie hat nicht besonders viel zur Besprechung heute Morgen beigetragento make a major [or an outstanding] \contribution einen bedeutenden [o erheblichen] Beitrag leisten, [erheblich] beitragen\contribution for [or to] a magazine/newspaper Beitrag m für eine Zeitschrift/Zeitung* * *["kɒntrI'bjuːSən]nBeitrag m (to zu); (= donation also) Spende f (to für)the beer is my contribution —
I appreciate the contribution of so much of your time/effort — ich weiß es zu schätzen, dass Sie Ihre Zeit so großzügig zur Verfügung gestellt/solche Anstrengungen unternommen haben
* * *to zu)to zu):make a contribution to einen Beitrag leisten zu;make a contribution to the costs sich an den Kosten beteiligen3. Spende f (to für):a small contribution, please;contribution to a political party Parteispende4. WIRTSCHa) Einlage f:contribution in cash (kind) Bareinlage (Sacheinlage)b) Br Nachschuss m5. WIRTSCH Sozialversicherungsbeitrag m:employer’s contribution Arbeitgeberanteil m6. WIRTSCH anteilmäßiger Beitrag bei Versicherungsschäden7. MIL besonders HIST Kontribution f (für den Unterhalt der Besatzungstruppen erhobener Beitrag in einem besetzten Gebiet)* * *noun1)* * *n.Beitrag -¨e m.Bezahlung f.Einsendung f.Spende -n f.
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