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1 clearing balance
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > clearing balance
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2 clearing balance statement
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > clearing balance statement
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3 opening
1. noun1) Öffnen, das; (becoming open) Sichöffnen, das; (of crack, gap, etc.) Entstehen, das; (of exhibition, new centre) Eröffnen, dashours or times of opening — Öffnungszeiten
2) (establishment, inauguration, ceremony) Eröffnung, dieopening of Parliament — Parlamentseröffnung, die
3) (initial part) Anfang, der4) (gap, aperture) Öffnung, die2. adjectivegive somebody an opening into something — [Person:] jemandem den Einstieg in etwas (Akk.) ermöglichen; [Job:] für jemanden ein Einstieg in etwas (Akk.) sein
the opening lines — (of play, poem, etc.) die ersten Zeilen
opening night — (Theatre) Premiere, die
opening move — (Chess) Eröffnung, die
* * *2) (a beginning: the opening of the film; ( also adjective) the chairman's opening remarks.) der Anfang, eröffnend3) (the act of becoming or making open, the ceremony of making open: the opening of a flower/shop/door; the opening of the new theatre.) das Öffnen, die Eröffnung4) (an opportunity for work: There are good openings in the automobile industry.) die Gelegenheit* * *open·ing[ˈəʊpənɪŋ, AM ˈoʊ-]I. nhours of \opening Öffnungszeiten pllate \opening verlängerte Öffnungszeitenit's late \opening heute haben die Geschäfte länger geöffnet2. (hole) Öffnung f, Loch nt; (in a conversation) [Gesprächs]pause f; (in traffic) Lücke f; (in woods) Lichtung f5. (introduction) Einführung f; of a novel Einleitung f; of a film Anfang m; of a trial [Verhandlungs]eröffnung fthe \opening of the new tunnel will take place next month der neue Tunnel wird im nächsten Monat für den Verkehr geöffnet\opening ceremony Eröffnungsfeierlichkeiten plofficial \opening offizielle Eröffnungwho's making the \opening speech? wer wird als Erster reden?\opening remarks einleitende Bemerkungen* * *['əʊpnɪŋ]1. n1) Öffnung f; (in hedge, branches, clouds, wall etc also) Loch nt; (= cleft) Spalt m; (in traffic stream) Lücke f; (= forest clearing) Lichtung f; (fig in conversation) Anknüpfungspunkt m2) (= beginning, initial stages) Anfang m; (CHESS, CARDS) Eröffnung f3) (= official opening) (of exhibition, stores) Eröffnung f; (of building) Einweihung f, Eröffnung f; (of motorway) Freigabe f (für den Verkehr)4) (= action) (of door, mouth, bottle, letter, pub, shop etc) Öffnen nt; (of flower) Aufgehen nt; (of account) Eröffnung f; (= setting up of shop, school etc) Eröffnen nt, Aufmachen nthe gave his adversary an opening —
2. attr(= initial, first) erste(r, s); remarks einführendopening move — erster Zug; (Chess also) Eröffnungszug m
* * *opening [ˈəʊpnıŋ]A s2. a) Öffnung f, Erweiterung f, Lücke f, Loch n, Bresche f, Spalt m3. Durchfahrt f, Durchlass m5. freie Stelle6. US (Wald)Lichtung f7. fig Eröffnung f (eines Akkreditivs, eines Kontos, eines Testaments, eines Unternehmens etc):8. TECH Inbetriebnahme f, auch (feierliche) Einweihung9. fig Erschließung f (eines neuen Marktes etc)opening of the stock market WIRTSCH Börsenbeginnb) Anrede f (im Brief)11. THEAT Eröffnungsvorstellung ffor für)B adj1. Öffnungs…:opening time is at … das Geschäft etc ist ab … geöffnet2. Eröffnungs…:* * *1. noun1) Öffnen, das; (becoming open) Sichöffnen, das; (of crack, gap, etc.) Entstehen, das; (of exhibition, new centre) Eröffnen, dashours or times of opening — Öffnungszeiten
2) (establishment, inauguration, ceremony) Eröffnung, dieopening of Parliament — Parlamentseröffnung, die
3) (initial part) Anfang, der4) (gap, aperture) Öffnung, die2. adjectivegive somebody an opening into something — [Person:] jemandem den Einstieg in etwas (Akk.) ermöglichen; [Job:] für jemanden ein Einstieg in etwas (Akk.) sein
the opening lines — (of play, poem, etc.) die ersten Zeilen
opening night — (Theatre) Premiere, die
opening move — (Chess) Eröffnung, die
* * *(up) n.Erschließung f. adj.aufklappend adj.eröffnen adj.öffnend adj. n.Eröffnung f.offene Stelle f.Öffnung -en f. -
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