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41 en el caso de
= for, in association with, in the case of, in the event of, in case of, in the context ofEx. For newly created authority entries the date recorded is the date the entry was created.Ex. Notices conveying, for example, the essential elements of the catalogue are likely to be especially important in association with microfilm or card catalogues.Ex. The same thing happended in the case of the British refusal to go along with the American compromises in the last revision.Ex. In the event of a serious accident (a fire, deliberate destruction, or a computer error) nothing will happen to the records vital to the operation of the library.Ex. The induction course will give all the necessary employment details relating to such matters as the amount of leave entitlement, insurance stoppages, what to do in case of sickness, etc..Ex. The exploration aims to view table of contents terminology in the context of functions served by other representations of subject information, including Library of Congress subject headings, work title terminology, and author-contributed front matter.* * *= for, in association with, in the case of, in the event of, in case of, in the context ofEx: For newly created authority entries the date recorded is the date the entry was created.
Ex: Notices conveying, for example, the essential elements of the catalogue are likely to be especially important in association with microfilm or card catalogues.Ex: The same thing happended in the case of the British refusal to go along with the American compromises in the last revision.Ex: In the event of a serious accident (a fire, deliberate destruction, or a computer error) nothing will happen to the records vital to the operation of the library.Ex: The induction course will give all the necessary employment details relating to such matters as the amount of leave entitlement, insurance stoppages, what to do in case of sickness, etc..Ex: The exploration aims to view table of contents terminology in the context of functions served by other representations of subject information, including Library of Congress subject headings, work title terminology, and author-contributed front matter. -
42 caisse
caisse [kεs]1. feminine nouna. (pour emballage) box ; [de fruits, légumes] crate ; [de bouteilles] case ; [de plantes] tub ; ( = litière de chat) litter trayd. ( = établissement, bureau) office ; ( = organisme) fund2. compounds► caisse de résonance [d'instrument] sound box* * *kɛs2) ( de voiture) shell, body3) (sl) ( voiture) car, old banger (colloq)4) ( tambour) drum5) ( pour l'argent) ( tiroir) till; ( appareil) cash register; ( coffret) cash boxtenir la caisse — ( normalement) to be the cashier; ( un moment) to be on the cash desk; fig to hold the purse strings
6) ( guichet) ( de magasin) cash desk; ( de supermarché) checkout (counter); ( de banque) cashier' s desk7) (capital, organisme) fund•Phrasal Verbs:••à fond la caisse — (colloq) [partir, s'en aller] at breakneck speed; [mettre la musique] at full blast
* * *kɛs nf1) (pour ranger, transporter) box2) (où l'on met la recette) till3) (où l'on paye) till, (au supermarché) checkoutJ'ai dû faire la queue à la caisse. — I had to queue at the checkout.
4) (= établissement) fund5) [banque] cashier's desk6) TECHNIQUE case, casing* * *caisse nf3 ◑( voiture) car; vieille caisse old banger○;5 ( pour l'argent) ( tiroir) till; ( appareil) cash register; ( coffret) cash box; avoir de l'argent en caisse lit to have money in the till; fig to have money; les caisses de l'État the Treasury coffers; voler la caisse to steal the takings; tenir la caisse Comm ( normalement) to be the cashier; ( un moment) to be on the cash desk; fig hum to hold the purse strings; faire sa caisse to balance one's cash; petite caisse petty cash;6 ( guichet) ( de magasin) cash desk; ( de supermarché) checkout (counter); ( de banque) cashier's desk; passer à la caisse ( pour payer) to go to the cash desk; ( pour être payé) to collect one's money; ( pour être licencié)○ to be paid off;7 (capital, organisme gérant un capital) fund; caisse d'amortissement sinking fund; caisse d'assurances sociales social insurance fund; caisse de solidarité/retraite solidarity/pension fund; caisse de secours relief fund.caisse d'allocations familiales, CAF ≈ Social Security Office; caisse claire snare drum; caisse d'emballage packing case ou crate; caisse enregistreuse cash register; caisse d'épargne ≈ savings bank; caisse noire slush fund; caisse à outils toolbox; caisse de résonance sound box; caisse de tympan middle ear, tympanic cavity spéc; Caisse des dépôts et consignations French public and investment organization.[kɛs] nom fémininA.[à claire-voie] crate2. [boîte de 12 bouteilles] caseB.1. [fût de tambour] cylindercaisse claire side ou snare drumcaisse de résonance resonance chamber, resonating bodya. [tambour] bass drumb. [musicien] bass drummerC.1. [carrosserie] body2. (familier) [voiture] car3. RAIL water tankD.1. ANATOMIE2. (familier & locution)E.1. [tiroir] till[petit coffre] cashboxcaisse (enregistreuse) till ou cash registerfaire une caisse commune to put one's money together, to have a kitty2. [lieu de paiement - d'un supermarché] check-out, till ; [ - d'un cinéma, d'un casino, d'un magasin] cash desk ; [ - d'une banque] cashier's deska. [magasin] to go to the cash deskb. [supermarché] to go through the check-outc. [banque] to go to the cashier's deskd. [recevoir son salaire] to collect one's wagesaprès ce qu'il a dit au patron, il n'a plus qu'à passer à la caisse! (familier) after what he said to the boss, he'll be getting his cards (UK) ou pink slip (US)!caisse éclair [distributeur] cashpointcaisse rapide [dans un supermarché] quick-service till, express checkoutfaire la ou sa caisse to balance the till4. BANQUEcaisse d'épargne ≃ savings bankF.1. [organisme] officecaisse de retraite pension ou superannuation fund————————en caisse locution adjectivale————————en caisse locution adverbialeavoir 3 000 euros en caisse to have 3,000 euros in the till -
43 Sachlieferung
Sachlieferung f GEN performance in kind* * *f < Geschäft> performance in kind* * *Sachlieferung
performance in kind;
• Sachlohn allowance in kind;
• Sachmangel defect of quality, redhibitory defect (US);
• Sachmängelausschuss all faults;
• Sachmängelgewähr, Sachmängelhaftung express warranty, (für besondere Zwecke), warranty of fitness (in the contract of goods, US);
• Sachmiete hire [of goods];
• Sachmittel non-cash resources;
• Sachprämie free gift;
• Sachregister table of contents, subject index;
• mit Sachregister und Anmerkungen versehen indexed and annotated;
• Sachregisterrubrik index (subject) heading;
• Sachschaden material (property) damage, damage (injury) to property;
• versicherter Sachschadengrundbetrag basic limit for property damage;
• Sachschadenversicherung property damage liability insurance;
• Sachspende donation in kind;
• Sachstand current status;
• Sachsteuern impersonal taxes;
• Sachvergütung allowance in kind. -
44 Gebäude- und Mobiliarversicherung
Gebäude- und Mobiliarversicherung
insurance of structure and contentsBusiness german-english dictionary > Gebäude- und Mobiliarversicherung
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45 Inventarkarte
Inventarkarte, Inventarkarteiblatt
inventory (stock) card;
• Inventarkonto inventory (furniture and fixture) account;
• Inventarkontrolle inventory checking;
• Inventarliste inventory;
• Inventarnummer inventory number;
• Inventarposten inventory item;
• Inventarpreis inventory price;
• Inventarprüfung inventory audit (checking);
• Inventarprüfungsbescheinigung inventory certificate;
• Inventarstücke surplus stock;
• kleine Inventarstücke small fixtures;
• Inventarveränderung change in inventory, inventory changes;
• Inventarverlust inventory loss;
• Inventarversicherung mit der Auflage von Veränderungsmeldungen reporting insurance;
• Inventarverzeichnis plant ledger, inventory, inventory record (schedule, sheet), contents of inventory, stock register, (Konkurs) statement of affairs. -
46 Inventarkarteiblatt
Inventarkarte, Inventarkarteiblatt
inventory (stock) card;
• Inventarkonto inventory (furniture and fixture) account;
• Inventarkontrolle inventory checking;
• Inventarliste inventory;
• Inventarnummer inventory number;
• Inventarposten inventory item;
• Inventarpreis inventory price;
• Inventarprüfung inventory audit (checking);
• Inventarprüfungsbescheinigung inventory certificate;
• Inventarstücke surplus stock;
• kleine Inventarstücke small fixtures;
• Inventarveränderung change in inventory, inventory changes;
• Inventarverlust inventory loss;
• Inventarversicherung mit der Auflage von Veränderungsmeldungen reporting insurance;
• Inventarverzeichnis plant ledger, inventory, inventory record (schedule, sheet), contents of inventory, stock register, (Konkurs) statement of affairs. -
47 Paketsatz
Paketsatz
(drucktechn.) piecework;
• Paketschalter parcel counter (windows), parcels desk (office, US), parcel-post window;
• [gewöhnliche] Paketsendungen surface parcels (Br.);
• Paketstempel parcel-post stamp;
• Paketverkauf (Effektenhandel) block transaction in share parcels, large-block trading;
• Paketverkehr parcel traffic;
• Paketversand parcel-post shipment;
• Paketversicherungsgebühr insurance charge on a packet;
• Paketverteilungsstelle post town (Br.);
• Paketwagen parcel carrier (van), express car (US);
• Paketwert bei der Verzollung angeben to declare the value of a parcel;
• Paketwert ersetzen to reinstate the contents of a parcel;
• Paketzettel label, dispatch note (Br.);
• Paketzuschläge aushandeln to negotiate prices on block trades;
• Paketzustelldienst parcel delivery service (Br.);
• Paketzustellgebühr portage;
• Paketzustellung parcel delivery (cartage, Br.);
• Paketzustellwagen parcel delivery truck, parcel van (Br.).
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