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1 beszámítás
(DE) Einschluß {r}; Einbezug {r}; Skontro {s}; (EN) compensation; set-off -
2 redress
1. noun(reparation, correction) Entschädigung, dieseek [legal] redress — auf Schadenersatz klagen
2. transitive verbhave no redress — keine Entschädigung erhalten; (Law) keinen Rechtsanspruch auf Entschädigung haben
1) (adjust again) ins Gleichgewicht bringen2) (set right, rectify) wieder gutmachen [Unrecht]; ausgleichen [Ungerechtigkeiten]; abhelfen (+ Dat.) [Beschwerden, Missbrauch]* * *[rə'dres] 1. verb(to set right or compensate for: The company offered the man a large sum of money to redress the harm that their product had done to him.) wiedergutmachen2. noun((money etc which is paid as) compensation for some wrong that has been done.) die Entschädigung- academic.ru/118136/redress_the_balance">redress the balance* * *re·dressI. vt[rɪˈdres]most managers and politicians are men — how can women \redress the imbalance? die meisten Manager und Politiker sind Männer — wie können Frauen das Ungleichgewicht beheben?II. n[rɪˈdres, AM ˈri:dres]to have no \redress unumstößlich feststehen; of an imbalance Behebung f; of a grievance Beseitigung f; LAWlegal \redress Rechtshilfe fto seek \redress einen Regressanspruch geltend machen* * *[rɪ'dres]1. vtone's errors, wrongs wiedergutmachen, sühnen; situation bereinigen; grievance beseitigen; balance wiederherstellen2. n(for errors, wrongs) Wiedergutmachung f; (for grievance) Beseitigung fhe set out to seek redress for these grievances — er wollte zu seinem Recht kommen
but what redress does a manager have against an employee? — aber welche Wege stehen dem Manager offen, gegen den Arbeitnehmer zu klagen?
* * *redress [rıˈdres]A v/t3. das Gleichgewicht etc wiederherstellen (auch fig)4. das Flugzeug wieder aufrichtenB s [US auch ˈriːdres]1. Wiedergutmachung f:legal redress Rechtshilfe f;obtain redress from sb gegen jemanden Regress nehmen2. Abschaffung f, Beseitigung f, Abstellung f* * *1. noun(reparation, correction) Entschädigung, dieseek [legal] redress — auf Schadenersatz klagen
2. transitive verbhave no redress — keine Entschädigung erhalten; (Law) keinen Rechtsanspruch auf Entschädigung haben
1) (adjust again) ins Gleichgewicht bringen2) (set right, rectify) wieder gutmachen [Unrecht]; ausgleichen [Ungerechtigkeiten]; abhelfen (+ Dat.) [Beschwerden, Missbrauch]* * *v.beseitigen v. -
3 Solidaritätsbeitrag
■ Anteilige Entschädigung, die alle Vereine erhalten, die zum Training und zur Ausbildung eines Spielers beigetragen haben, wenn dieser Spieler vor Ablauf seines Vertrags transferiert wird.■ Set of rules stipulating that in the event that a professional player moves during the course of a contract, compensation shall be paid to the club(s) involved in his training and education. -
4 Solidaritätsmechanismus
■ Anteilige Entschädigung, die alle Vereine erhalten, die zum Training und zur Ausbildung eines Spielers beigetragen haben, wenn dieser Spieler vor Ablauf seines Vertrags transferiert wird.■ Set of rules stipulating that in the event that a professional player moves during the course of a contract, compensation shall be paid to the club(s) involved in his training and education.German-english football dictionary > Solidaritätsmechanismus
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5 method
nounthere's method in his madness — (fig. joc.) der Wahnsinn hat Methode
* * *['meƟəd]1) (the way in which one does something: I don't like his methods of training workers.) das System; die Methode2) (an orderly or fixed series of actions for doing something: Follow the method set down in the instruction book.) das System3) (good sense and a definite plan: Her work seems to lack method.) die Planmäßigkeit•- academic.ru/46494/methodical">methodical- methodically* * *meth·od[ˈmeθəd]n\method of accounting Bewertungsmethode f\method of communication Kommunikationsweg m\method of comparison Vergleichsverfahren nt\method of financing Finanzierungsform f, Finanzierungsart f\method of payment Zahlungsmodus m, Zahlungsweg m\method of persuasion Überzeugungstaktik f\method of transport Fortbewegungsart fteaching \method Lehrmethode f3.* * *['meɵəd]nMethode f; (= process) Verfahren nt; (COOK) Zubereitung f; (in experiment) Vorgehens- or Verfahrensweise fmethod of payment/application — Zahlungs-/Anwendungsweise f
* * *method [ˈmeθəd] sthe method of doing sth die Art und Weise, etwas zu tun;by a method nach einer Methode;method of measuring Messverfahren n;method of payment Zahlungsweise f;method of financing Finanzierungsart f;a) Verfahrensweise f, Arbeitsmethode f,b) Handschrift f (eines Täters)2. Lehrmethode f3. System n4. PHIL (logische) Denkmethode5. Methode f, Planmäßigkeit f, System n:work with method methodisch arbeiten;there is method in his madness sein Wahnsinn hat Methode (was er tut, ist nicht so verrückt, wie es aussieht);there is method in all this da ist System drin* * *nounthere's method in his madness — (fig. joc.) der Wahnsinn hat Methode
* * *n.Arbeitsweise f.Art und Weise f.Handlungsweise f.Methode -n f.Verfahrensweise f.
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