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81 Warenanalyse
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82 Warenfetischismus
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83 Warenfluss
Warenfluss m GEN commodity flow* * *m < Geschäft> commodity flow* * *Warenfluss
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84 Warengeldsystem
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85 Warengeschäfte
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86 Warenmischung
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87 Warenpapier
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88 Warenpreisindex
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89 Warenreservenwährung
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90 Warensteuer
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91 Warenverzeichnissätze
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92 Weichware
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93 weltweite Luftfrachtgüter-Klassifizierung
weltweite Luftfrachtgüter-Klassifizierung f LOGIS Worldwide Air Cargo Commodity Classification, WACCC* * *Business german-english dictionary > weltweite Luftfrachtgüter-Klassifizierung
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94 Wirtschaftsgut
Wirtschaftsgut n 1. FIN capital asset; 2. WIWI commodity, economic good* * *n 1. < Finanz> capital asset; 2. <Vw> commodity, economic good* * *Wirtschaftsgut
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95 börsenfähig
Adj. FI., WIRTS.1. listed; Aktien: negotiable on the stock exchange2. (lieferbar) marketable* * *bọ̈r|sen|fä|higadjnegotiable on the stock exchange* * *bör·sen·fä·higadj listed, marketable\börsenfähiges Wertpapier listed paper* * ** * *1. listed; Aktien: negotiable on the stock exchange2. (lieferbar) marketable* * * -
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97 Gebrauchsgegenstand
m Gebrauchsartikel* * *Ge|brauchs|ge|gen|standmcommodity; (= Werkzeug, Küchengerät) utensil* * *Ge·brauchs·ge·gen·standm basic commodity* * *der item of practical use* * ** * *der item of practical use -
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I v/t2. WIRTS. (Kurse, Preise) quote (zu at)3. SPORT book4. MUS. notateII v/i WIRTS. be quoted ( mit at); ... notierte um vier Punkte weniger... was four points down; ... notierten schwächer... were down* * *to make a note; to quote; to take down; to note down; to note* * *no|tie|ren [no'tiːrən] ptp notiert1. vtiich notiere ( mir) den Namen — I'll make a note of the name
Frau Becker, bitte notíéren Sie! — please take a note/a letter etc, Ms Becker
was möchten Sie bestellen? ich notiere — what would you like to order? I'll make a note of it or I'll take it down
2) (= vormerken) Auftrag to note, to bookzu welchem Termin waren Sie notiert? — what time was your appointment?
2. vi(ST EX = wert sein) to be quoted ( auf +acc at)an der Börse notiert sein — to be quoted or listed on the stock market
* * *((often with down) to write down: He noted (down) her telephone number in his diary.) note* * *no·tie·ren *[noˈti:rən]I. vt1. (aufschreiben)▪ etw \notieren to place sth in advancedarf ich also Ihre Bestellung für März \notieren? so, can I place an advance order for March for you?nicht notierte Tochtergesellschaft unquoted subsidiarynotierte Währung quoted exchangeII. vi1. (schreiben) to write downeinen Moment, ich hole mir einen Schreiber, so, jetzt kann ich \notieren just a minute, I'll get a pen — right, now I can write it downdie Aktie notiert mit 70 Euro the share is quoted at 70 euros* * *1.transitives Verb1)[sich (Dat.)] etwas notieren — note something down; make a note of something
2) (Börsenw., Wirtsch.) quote ( mit at)2.die meisten Rohstoffe notieren unverändert — most commodity prices are unchanged
* * *A. v/tzu at)3. SPORT book4. MUS notateB. v/i WIRTSCH be quoted (mit at);… notierte um vier Punkte weniger … was four points down;… notierten schwächer … were down* * *1.transitives Verb1)[sich (Dat.)] etwas notieren — note something down; make a note of something
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100 Rohstoff
См. также в других словарях:
commodity — com·mod·i·ty /kə mä də tē/ n pl ties: a class of economic goods; esp: an item of merchandise (as soybeans) whose price is the basis of futures trading Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. commodity … Law dictionary
Commodity — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Artículo principal: Commodity en inglés Una commodity, en inglés el término original, es un bien o servicio para el que existe demanda, pero que es provisto sin gran aportación de valor por el mercado. Se trata de un … Wikipedia Español
Commodity — Com*mod i*ty, n.; pl. {Commodities}. [F. commodit[ e], fr. L. commoditas. See {Commode}.] 1. Convenience; accommodation; profit; benefit; advantage; interest; commodiousness. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] Drawn by the commodity of a footpath. B. Jonson.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
commodity — early 15c., benefit, profit, welfare; later a convenient or useful product, from M.Fr. commodité benefit, profit, from L. commoditatem (nom. commoditas) fitness, adaptation, convenience, advantage, from commodus suitable, convenient (see COMMODE… … Etymology dictionary
commodity — /koˈmɔditi, ingl. kəˈmHdɪtɪ/ [vc. ingl., propr. «comodità, cosa utile»] s. f. inv. (econ.) materia prima, bene primario … Sinonimi e Contrari. Terza edizione
commodity — [n] merchandise, possession article, asset, belonging, chattel, goods, line, material, object, produce, product, property, specialty, stock, thing, vendible, ware; concepts 338,710 … New thesaurus
commodity — ► NOUN (pl. commodities) 1) a raw material or agricultural product that can be bought and sold. 2) something useful or valuable. ORIGIN Latin commoditas, from commodus convenient … English terms dictionary
commodity — [kə mäd′ə tē] n. pl. commodities [ME & OFr commodite, benefit, profit < L commoditas, fitness, adaptation < commodus: see COMMODE] 1. any useful thing 2. anything bought and sold; any article of commerce 3. [pl.] basic items or staple… … English World dictionary
Commodity — Wares redirects here. For the online distribution of copyrighted goods, see Warez … Wikipedia
commodity — 01. Basic [commodities] such as rice and corn are heavily subsidized by the government. 02. The stocks were once a much desired [commodity], but have since lost over 70% of their original value. 03. In the desert, ice is an invaluable [commodity] … Grammatical examples in English
Commodity — According to Karl Marx, the commodity is the cornerstone of capitalism and commodity production is a key defining characteristic of capitalism. Marx begins his investigation of capitalism in Capital with an analysis of the commodity. A… … Historical dictionary of Marxism
