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nounSchatzkammer, die; (fig.) [wahre] Fundgrube* * *ˈtreas·ure housen* * *1. HIST Schatzhaus n, -kammer f2. fig Fundgrube f (of von)* * *nounSchatzkammer, die; (fig.) [wahre] Fundgrube -
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nounSchatz, der; (fig.): (valuable source) [wahre] Fundgrube* * *ˈtreas·ure troven* * *nSchatzfund m; (= market) Fundgrube f; (= collection, source) Schatzhöhle f* * *1. JUR (herrenloser) Schatzfund2. → academic.ru/76405/treasure_house">treasure house 2* * *nounSchatz, der; (fig.): (valuable source) [wahre] Fundgrube* * *n.Schatzfund m. -
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noun1) (as book-title) Schatzkästchen, das* * *treas·ury[ˈtreʒəri, AM -ɚi]n1. (office)▪ the \treasury die Schatzkammer2. (funds)▪ the \treasury die Kasse▪ the T\treasury das Finanzministerium* * *Her/His Majesty's Treasury, allgemein bekannt als the Treasury, ist das britische Finanzministerium, das auch auf dem Gebiet der Wirtschaftsstrategie Kompetenzen besitzt. Seine Rechnungsbehörde ist das Schatzamt, Exchequer, das für Einnahme und Ausgabe der öffentlichen Finanzmittel verantwortlich ist. Der Schatzkanzler, das für die Finanzen zuständige Kabinettsmitglied (Chancellor of the Exchequer) hat seinen offiziellen Wohnsitz direkt neben dem des Premierministers, nämlich in 11 Downing Street. In den USA steht dem Department of Treasury, dem Finanzministerium, der Secretary of the Treasury vor, zu dessen Kompetenzbereich auch der Schutz des Präsidenten, der Zoll, die Finanzbehörde - Internal Revenue Service (IRS) - die Verschuldung der öffentlichen Hand und außerdem Alkohol, Tabakwaren und Feuerwaffen gehören See: → academic.ru/9427/BUDGET">BUDGET* * *First Lord of the Treasury nomineller Leiter des Finanzministeriums (meist der Premierminister)3. Fiskus m, Staatskasse f4. Schatztruhe f, -kästchen n (auch fig)b) langfristige Schatzanweisungen pltreas. abk1. treasurer2. treasury* * *noun1) (as book-title) Schatzkästchen, das* * *(US) n.Fiskus m. -
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(EN) thesauri; thesaurus; thesaurus, thesauri; treas; treasure-house; treasury
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