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1 Gold
Gold n BÖRSE gold* * *n < Börse> gold* * *Gold
gold, international money (coll.);
• in Gold rückzahlbar redeemable in gold;
• auf dem Transport befindliches Gold bullion at transit;
• echtes Gold sterling gold (Br.);
• freies Gold (Schatzamt) free gold;
• gediegenes Gold native (solid) gold;
• gemünztes Gold coined gold, effective;
• 18-karätiges Gold common gold, gold 18 carats fine;
• 24-karätiges Gold twenty-four carat gold;
• pures Gold pure gold;
• reines Gold real (clean, true, pure) gold;
• ungemünztes Gold bullion, bar gold;
• im Sonderdepot verwahrtes Gold earmarked gold;
• Gold in Barren ingot gold, gold bullion;
• Gold von geringem Feingehalt base gold;
• Gold von gesetzlicher Feinheit standard gold;
• Gold und sofort fällige Staatsbankguthaben treasury cash;
• Gold als Währungsgrundlage aufgeben to demonetize gold;
• mit Gold aufwiegen to pay a heavy price;
• in (mit) Gold bezahlen to pay in gold;
• Gold für ausländische Rechnungen im Depot halten to hold gold earmarked for foreign accounts;
• Gold stempeln to mark gold;
• Goldabbau gold mining;
• Goldabfluss gold outflow, efflux (outflow) of gold, drain in bullion (Br.);
• Goldabflüsse nach dem Inland zurückbringen to repatriate gold;
• Goldabwanderung efflux (drain) of gold;
• Goldabzüge gold drain (withdrawals), withdrawals of gold;
• Goldader vein of gold;
• auf eine Goldader stoßen to strike it rich (US);
• Goldagio gold premium, premium on gold;
• Goldaktien gold shares (Br.) (stocks, US);
• Goldangebot gold supply;
• Goldankauf gold buying (purchase);
• Goldankäufer gold purchaser;
• Gold ankaufskurs, Goldankaufspreis gold-buying price;
• Goldanleihe loan on a gold basis, gold loan;
• Goldarbitrage arbitrage in gold (bullion);
• Goldauflage overlay of gold. -
2 Goldader
Gold·ader fvein of gold;eine ergiebige \Goldader a rich vein of gold, a bonanza -
3 Goldader
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4 åre
* * *subst. [ til å ro med] oar subst. [ til å padle med] paddle subst. (anatomi) [ pulsåre] artery, vein subst. [ trafikkåre] arterial road, traffic artery; (i by) thoroughfare subst. [ malmåre] vein (f.eks. ); lode (f.eks.a lode of iron, a copper lode
) subst. (geologi) [ i stein] veinlet, vein subst. [ i tre] vein, grain subst. [ talent] talent, gift for something subst. [ ildsted] (open) hearth (en poetisk åre) a poetic vein, a gift for writing poetry -
5 zengin
1. rich, wealthy, affluent, opulent. 2. rich, productive, fertile. 3. rich in, abounding in, amply supplied with: zengin bir kitaplık a library which contains a large collection of books. zengin bir dil a language with an extensive vocabulary. zengin bir altın damarı a rich vein of gold. 4. rich, sumptuous, costly and gorgeous. 5. rich person. -in malı, züğürdün çenesini yorar. proverb A rich man´s wealth is a constant topic of conversation for a poor man. -
6 filon
filon [filɔ̃]masculine noun[de minerai] seam* * *filɔ̃nom masculin1) ( de roches) vein, seam, lodeexploiter un filon — lit, fig to mine a seam
2) (colloq) ( pactole) bonanza; ( travail lucratif) cushy number (colloq)* * *filɔ̃ nmvein, lode, fig lucrative line, money-spinner* * *filon nm1 Minér vein, seam, lode; un filon de cuivre/d'or a vein of copper/of gold; exploiter un filon lit, fig to mine a seam;2 ○( pactole) bonanza; ( travail lucratif) cushy number○; un bon filon pour se procurer des faux papiers a good way of getting hold of forged papers; avoir trouvé le bon or un filon to be on to a good thing.[filɔ̃] nom masculin2. (familier & locution)trouver le filon pour gagner de l'argent [moyen]: il a trouvé un filon facile pour gagner de l'argent he found an easy way to make moneyc'est un bon filon it's a gold mine ou a money-spinner -
7 filón
m.1 vein, lode, seam, reef.2 large waiting line.3 Filón.* * *1 (mineral) seam, vein2 (buen negocio) gold mine* * *SM (Min) vein, lode, seam; (fig) gold mine* * *a) (Min) seam, veinb) (fam) ( negocio) gold mine (colloq)* * *= lode.Ex. Discovering these tales, looking out printed versions and comparing them with the oral tradition would have introduced us step by step into the rich lode of folklore.* * *a) (Min) seam, veinb) (fam) ( negocio) gold mine (colloq)* * *= lode.Ex: Discovering these tales, looking out printed versions and comparing them with the oral tradition would have introduced us step by step into the rich lode of folklore.
* * *1 ( Min) seam, vein* * *
filón sustantivo masculino
filón sustantivo masculino
1 Min seam, vein
2 fig (negocio provechoso, chollo) gold mine
' filón' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
veta
English:
lode
- moneymaker
- seam
- bonanza
- streak
- vein
* * *filón nm1. [de carbón, oro] seam, vein* * *m vein, seam; figgoldmine* * *1) : seam, vein (of minerals) -
8 maden
1. mine. 2. mineral. 3. metal. 4. rich source, gold mine. - cevheri/filizi ore. - damarı lode, vein. - işçisi miner. - kuyusu mine shaft. - mavisi grayish blue, perse. - mühendisi mining engineer. - ocağı mine, pit. - posası slag. - yatağı region rich in mineral deposits.
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