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1 Verhaltensmuster
n behavio(u)ral pattern* * *Ver|hạl|tens|mus|terntbehaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) pattern* * *Ver·hal·tens·mus·ternt behavioural pattern* * *Verhaltensmuster n behavio(u)ral pattern* * *n.behavior pattern (US) n.behaviour pattern (UK) n. -
2 Kostenverlauf
Kostenverlauf m FIN, RW (AE) cost behavior pattern, (BE) cost behaviour pattern; cost performance* * ** * *Kostenverlauf
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3 Muster
n; -s, -3. (Verzierung) pattern, design4. (Vorbild) model; (Beispiel) example; sie ist ein Muster von einer Lehrerin oder das Muster einer Lehrerin etc. she’s a model teacher etc.; ein Muster an Tugend a paragon of virtue; nach dem Muster von following the example of; ein Justizwesen nach angelsächsischem Muster a justice system model(l)ed on the English one ( oder along English lines); jemanden als Muster hinstellen hold s.o. up as an example to be followed* * *das Musterpattern; design; sample; scheme; specimen; model; paragon; prototype* * *Mụs|ter ['mʊstɐ]nt -s, -nach einem Muster stricken etc — to knit etc from a pattern
die Parade läuft immer nach demselben Muster ab — the parade always takes the same form
2) (= Probestück) sample; (Buch, Korrekturfahne etc) specimenMuster ohne Wert — sample of no commercial value
3) (fig = Vorbild) model (an +dat of); (= Verhaltensmuster) patternals Muster dienen — to serve as a model
er ist ein Muster von einem Schüler/Ehemann/Staatsbürger —
* * *das1) (something that can be used to copy from.) model2) (a pattern etc: The curtains have a flower design on them.) design3) (the first or original model from which others are copied.) prototype4) (a perfect example of a good quality etc: She is a paragon of virtue.) paragon5) (a model or guide for making something: a dress-pattern.) pattern6) (a repeated decoration or design on material etc: The dress is nice but I don't like the pattern.) pattern7) (an example suitable to be copied: the pattern of good behaviour.) pattern* * *Mus·ter<-s, ->[ˈmʊstɐ]nt\Muster ohne Wert sample of no commercial valuedem \Muster entsprechend up to sampleWaren nach \Muster bestellen to order goods from samplenach \Muster kaufen/verkaufen to buy according to sample/to sell by sample\Muster ziehen to sample, to draw samples2. (Motive) patterneingetragenes \Muster HANDEL registered pattern3. (Vorlage) pattern[jdm] als \Muster dienen to serve [sb] as a modelnach antikem \Muster modelled [or AM a. modeled] on an antique style4. (Vorbild)ein \Muster an Vollkommenheit sein to be the pink of perfection* * *das; Musters, Muster1) (Vorlage) pattern2) (Vorbild) model (an + Dat. of)er ist ein Muster an Fleiß — he is a model of industry
er ist ein Muster von einem Ehemann — (ugs.) he is a model husband
3) (Verzierung) pattern4) (Probe) specimen; (Warenprobe) sample* * *1. (Vorlage, Zeichnung) pattern;nach einem Muster arbeiten work from a pattern3. (Verzierung) pattern, designein Muster an Tugend a paragon of virtue;nach dem Muster von following the example of;ein Justizwesen nach angelsächsischem Muster a justice system model(l)ed on the English one ( oder along English lines);jemanden als Muster hinstellen hold sb up as an example to be followed* * *das; Musters, Muster1) (Vorlage) pattern2) (Vorbild) model (an + Dat. of)er ist ein Muster von einem Ehemann — (ugs.) he is a model husband
3) (Verzierung) pattern4) (Probe) specimen; (Warenprobe) sample* * *- n.model n.pattern n.prototype n.sample n.specimen n. -
4 Verhaltensmuster
n1. behavior pattern Am.2. behaviour pattern Br.3. pattern of behavior Am.4. pattern of behaviour Br. -
5 übliche Verhaltensweise
f.normal behavior pattern (US) n.normal behaviour pattern (UK) n. -
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f1. behavior pattern Am.2. behaviour pattern Br. -
8 Verhaltensweise
f behavio(u)r; PSYCH. auch behavio(u)r pattern(s Pl.)* * *die Verhaltensweiseway* * *Ver|hạl|tens|wei|sefbehaviour (Brit), behavior (US)* * *Ver·hal·tens·wei·sef behaviour [or AM -ior]* * *die behaviourVerhaltensweisen — behaviour patterns; patterns of behaviour
* * ** * *die behaviourVerhaltensweisen — behaviour patterns; patterns of behaviour
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9 Konsumverhalten
Konsumverhalten n WIWI consumption pattern, consumption behaviour* * *n <Vw> consumption pattern, consumption behaviour* * *Konsumverhalten
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Adj.1. Lächeln, Verhalten etc.: discreet, unobtrusive* * *discreet; retiring* * *de|zẹnt [de'tsɛnt]1. adjdiscreet; Kleidung subtle; Einrichtung refined2. advandeuten, hinweisen discreetly* * *de·zent[deˈtsɛnt]I. adj1. (unaufdringlich) discreet\dezente Farbe subdued [or discreet] colour [or AM -or]\dezente Kleidung modest [or discreet] wear2. (zurückhaltend) discreetII. adv1. (unaufdringlich) discreetly2. (zurückhaltend) discreetly* * *1. 2.* * *dezent adj1. Lächeln, Verhalten etc: discreet, unobtrusive* * *1. 2.* * *adj.decent adj.discreet adj. -
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* * *das Konsumverhaltenconsumption pattern* * *Kon·sum·ver·hal·ten* * *Konsumverhalten n consumption pattern;umweltbewusstes Konsumverhalten green ( oder eco-) consumerism -
12 Käuferverhalten
Käuferverhalten n V&M (AE) buyer behavior, (BE) buyer behaviour* * ** * *Käuferverhalten
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13 Vorbild
n model; (Beispiel) example; leuchtendes Vorbild shining example; ein schlechtes Vorbild a bad example; ein Vorbild ( für die Jugend) sein be ( oder set) an example (to young people); ( sich [Dat]) jemanden zum Vorbild nehmen moralisch etc.: take s.o. as an example, take a leaf from s.o.’s book; (sich nach jemandem bilden) model o.s. on s.o.; als Vorbild hinstellen hold up as an example* * *das Vorbildmodel; paragon* * *Vor|bildntmodel; (= Beispiel) examplenach dem Vórbild +gen — based on the model of
nach amerikanischem Vórbild — following the American example
das diente ihm als Vórbild für seine Skulptur — his sculpture was modelled (Brit) or modeled (US) on this
er/sein Engagement kann uns zum Vórbild dienen — he/his commitment is an example to us
jdn zum Vórbild nehmen — to model oneself on sb
jdn/etw als Vórbild/leuchtendes Vórbild hinstellen — to hold sb/sth up as an example/a shining example
* * *das1) (a person or thing which is an excellent example: She is a model of politeness; ( also adjective) model behaviour.) model2) (a person or thing that is a pattern to be copied: She was an example to the rest of the class.) example* * *Vor·bild<-[e]s, -er>[ˈfo:ɐ̯bɪlt]nt examplenach dem \Vorbild von... following the example set by...ihr Vater war ihr großes \Vorbild her father was a great example for herein leuchtendes/schlechtes \Vorbild a shining/poor example[jdm] als \Vorbild dienen to serve as an example [for sb]das ist ohne \Vorbild (fig) that has no equal* * *das modeljemandem ein gutes Vorbild sein — be a good example to somebody; set somebody a good example
sich (Dat.) jemanden/etwas zum Vorbild nehmen — take somebody as a model or model oneself on somebody/take something as a model
* * *leuchtendes Vorbild shining example;ein schlechtes Vorbild a bad example;ein Vorbild (für die Jugend) sein be ( oder set) an example (to young people);(sich [dat])jemanden zum Vorbild nehmen moralisch etc: take sb as an example, take a leaf from sb’s book; (sich nach jemandem bilden) model o.s. on sb;als Vorbild hinstellen hold up as an example* * *das modeljemandem ein gutes Vorbild sein — be a good example to somebody; set somebody a good example
sich (Dat.) jemanden/etwas zum Vorbild nehmen — take somebody as a model or model oneself on somebody/take something as a model
* * *-er n.example n.paragon n.pattern n.
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