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1 additional expenditure
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adjective* * ** * *ad·di·tion·al[əˈdɪʃənəl]adj inv1. (extra) zusätzlich\additional charge Aufpreis m2. FIN\additional voluntary contributions freiwillige Sonderbeitragsleistung* * *[ə'dɪʃənl]adjzusätzlichany additional suggestions will have to be raised at the next meeting — irgendwelche weiteren Vorschläge müssen bei der nächsten Sitzung vorgebracht werden
the author has inserted an additional chapter — der Autor hat ein weiteres Kapitel eingefügt
* * *additional [əˈdıʃənl] adj1. zusätzlich, (neu) hinzukommend, ergänzend, weiter(er, e, es), nachträglich, Zusatz…, Mehr…, Extra…:be additional to hinzukommen zu;a) Zusatzabkommen n,b) Nebenabrede f;additional application Zusatzanmeldung f (zum Patent);additional charges WIRTSCHa) zusätzliche Kosten, Mehrkosten,b) Nebenkosten;an additional charge is made for … auf (akk) … wird ein Zuschlag erhoben, … wird oder werden extra berechnet;additional income WIRTSCHa) Zusatzeinkommen n,b) Nebeneinkommen n;2. erhöht, vermehrt:add. abk1. addendum3. address* * *adjective* * *adj.nachträglich adj.zusätzlich adj. -
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adjective(exceptional) außergewöhnlich; (unusual, peculiar) ungewöhnlich [Gabe]; merkwürdig [Zeichen, Benehmen, Angewohnheit]; außerordentlich [Verdienste, Einfluss]; (additional) außerordentlich [Versammlung]* * *[ik'stro:dənəri](surprising; unusual: What an extraordinary thing to say!; She wears the most extraordinary clothes.) außergewöhnlich- academic.ru/25973/extraordinarily">extraordinarily* * *extraor·di·nary[ɪkˈstrɔ:dənəri, AM -ˈstrɔ:rdəneri]an \extraordinary feat eine herausragende Leistungan \extraordinary success ein erstaunlicher Erfolgan \extraordinary coincidence ein merkwürdiges Zusammentreffen3. (additional) außerordentlich\extraordinary resolution außerordentlicher Beschluss* * *[Ik'strɔːdnrɪ]adj1) (= exceptional) person, career, quality außergewöhnlich; success, courage, skill außerordentlich; (= unusual, strange) behaviour, appearance, dress, action, speech merkwürdig, eigenartig; tale, adventure seltsam; (= amazing) insults, violence erstaunlichwhat an extraordinary thing to say! — wie kann man nur so etwas sagen!
it's extraordinary how much he resembles his brother — es ist erstaunlich, wie sehr er seinem Bruder ähnelt
* * *1. außerordentlich, -gewöhnlich2. ungewöhnlich, seltsam, merkwürdig3. besonder(er, e, es)* * *adjective(exceptional) außergewöhnlich; (unusual, peculiar) ungewöhnlich [Gabe]; merkwürdig [Zeichen, Benehmen, Angewohnheit]; außerordentlich [Verdienste, Einfluss]; (additional) außerordentlich [Versammlung]* * *adj.außergewöhnlich adj.merkwürdig adj.ungewöhnlich adj. n.außerordentlich adj.seltsam adj.
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