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21 buying syndicate
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > buying syndicate
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22 buying up
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23 buying
[bo:t]present participle; = academic.ru/9919/buy">buy* * *buy·ing[ˈbaɪɪŋ]bulk \buying Mengeneinkauf m, Posteinkauf mforward \buying Terminkauf mpanic \buying Panikkauf m meist plspontaneous \buying Spontankauf m* * *A s (Ein-, Ab)Kauf mB adj (Ein)Kaufs…:buying brokerage Einkaufsprovision f;buying department Einkauf(sabteilung) m(f);buying order Kaufauftrag m;(excessive) buying power (überschüssige) Kaufkraft;* * *n.Kauf Käufe m.Kaufen -¨- n. -
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buy·ing [ʼbaɪɪŋ] nKauf m, Kaufen nt;panic \buying Panikkauf m meist pl;spontaneous \buying Spontankauf m -
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27 buying order
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34 buying up
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35 buying power
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36 buying a car
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37 buying and discounting of bills
• Abkauf und Diskontierung von WechselnEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > buying and discounting of bills
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40 buying-up
Aufkauf
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