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2 Fälschung
f2. (Gefälschtes) fake, forgery* * *die Fälschung(Gefälschtes) fake; counterfeit; forgery;(Vorgang) forging* * *Fạ̈l|schung ['fɛlʃʊŋ]f -, -en2) (= gefälschter Gegenstand) forgery, fake* * *die1) (a worthless imitation (especially intended to deceive); a forgery: That picture is a fake.) fake3) (a picture, document etc copied for this reason: The painting was a forgery.) forgery* * *Fäl·schung<-, -en>fdie \Fälschung von Banknoten ist verboten the counterfeiting of banknotes is forbidden2. (gefälschte Sache) forgery, fake* * *die; Fälschung, Fälschungen1) fake; counterfeit2) (das Fälschen) s. fälschen: forging; counterfeiting* * *2. (Gefälschtes) fake, forgery* * *die; Fälschung, Fälschungen1) fake; counterfeit* * *f.adulteration n.falsification n.forgery n.fudge n.imitation n.phoney n.sham n. -
3 Falschmünzerei
f; -, kein Pl. forgery, counterfeiting* * *Falsch|mün|ze|rei [-mʏntsə'rai]f -, -enforgery, counterfeiting* * *Falsch·mün·ze·rei<->[falʃmʏntsəˈrai]* * ** * *f.counterfeiting n.false coining n.money forging n. -
4 Banknotenfälschung
Banknotenfälschung f BANK counterfeiting* * *f < Bank> counterfeiting* * *Banknotenfälschung
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5 Nachahmung
Nachahmung f IND counterfeiting* * *f < Ind> counterfeiting* * *Nachahmung
imitation, sham, mock, copy, (Fälschung) counterfeit, fake, forgery, (Plagiat) plagiarism;
• Nachahmungen imitation goods;
• täuschend ähnliche Nachahmung colo(u)rable imitation;
• geringwertige Nachahmung inferior imitation;
• Nachahmung der Aufmachung fremder Waren imitating the presentation of s. one’s goods;
• Nachahmung von Industrieerzeugnissen industrial counterfeiting;
• Nachahmung eines Patents piracy of a patent;
• Nachahmung von Warenzeichen imitation of trademarks;
• Nachahmung verboten! patent registered!;
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6 Münzfälschung
f counterfeiting of coins* * *Mụ̈nz|fäl|schungf (JUR)counterfeiting of coins* * *Münzfälschung f counterfeiting of coins -
7 Fälschung
Fäl·schung <-, -en> fdie \Fälschung von Banknoten ist verboten the counterfeiting of banknotes is forbidden2) ( gefälschte Sache) forgery, fake -
8 Aktionskreis (m) Deutsche Wirtschaft gegen Produkt- und Markenpiraterie e.V.
<Recht, V&M> German Business Action Group against Product- and Trademark Counterfeiting, REACT GermanyBusiness german-english dictionary > Aktionskreis (m) Deutsche Wirtschaft gegen Produkt- und Markenpiraterie e.V.
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9 Banknoten
Banknoten fpl BANK, FIN paper money* * *fpl <Bank, Finanz> paper money* * *Banknoten
paper currency (money);
• aufgerufene Banknoten notes withdrawn from circulation;
• im Inland ausgegebene Banknoten home currency issues;
• ausländische Banknoten foreign [currency] notes;
• echte Banknotenn good banknotes;
• nicht einlösbare Banknoten insolvable banknotes;
• falsche Banknoten bogus money, dud (forged, counterfeit, spurious, bad) notes, stumers (Br. sl.); green goods (US sl.);
• gefälschte Banknotenn forged (dud, sl., falsified) notes;
• als gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel geltende Banknoten legal tender notes, lawful money (US);
• nur im Inland gültige Banknoten home currency issues;
• nachgemachte Banknotenn spurious (dud) banknotes;
• umlaufende Banknoten notes in circulation;
• unechte Banknotenn spurious bank bills, duds (sl.), bogus money (US);
• ungedeckte Banknotenn fiduciary notes (Br.);
• Banknoten und Kleingeld notes and small change;
• Banknoten mit kleinem Nennwert money of small denominations;
• Banknoten von höchster Qualität notes of exceptional quality;
• Banknoten ausgeben to issue [bank]notes;
• Banknoten einlösen to redeem notes;
• Banknoten einziehen (aus dem Verkehr ziehen) to withdraw banknotes;
• Banknotenn fälschen to forge banknotes;
• Banknoten in Umlauf setzen to issue banknotes;
• Banknotenausgabe note issue (Br.), emission of banknotes;
• ungedeckte Banknotenausgabe fiduciary note issue (Br.);
• Banknotenausgabe kontingentieren to limit the fiduciary issue (Br.);
• Banknotenausweis note return (Br.);
• Banknotenbündel bundle of notes, bankroll (US);
• Banknotendruck banknote printing;
• Banknotendruck authorisieren to authorize the issue of money;
• Banknotendruckerei (Arbeitsvorgang) banknote printing works, (Maschine) note press;
• Banknoteneinziehung withdrawal of banknotes;
• Banknotenfälscher note forger, forger (counterfeiter) of banknotes, greenback goods dealer (US sl.);
• Banknotenfälschung counterfeiting, forgery of banknotes, bill forgery (US);
• Banknotengrafiker banknote designers;
• Banknotenmonopol note-issuing monopoly;
• Banknotenpapier currency (note) paper, loan;
• Banknotenpresse note press;
• Banknotenprivileg right to issue banknotes (Br.), note-issuing privilege (US);
• Banknotenumlauf circulation (currency) of banknotes, paper currency, banknotes in circulation, credit (active) circulation. -
10 fälschen
Fälschen n RECHT counterfeiting* * ** * *fälschen
to falsify, to feign, (Geld) to fabricate, to counterfeit, (Markt) to rig, (Urkunde) to forge, to falsify, to fake (US);
• Abrechnungen fälschen to falsify the accounts;
• Banknote fälschen to forge a banknote;
• Bilanz fälschen to cook (fake, doctor, tamper) a balance sheet;
• Bücher fälschen to falsify the accounts;
• Geschäftsbericht fälschen to fake a business report;
• Nahrungsmittel fälschen to adulterate food;
• Scheck fälschen to alter (forge, raise) a check (US);
• Urkunde fälschen to forge a document;
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11 Schutz
Schutz m 1. RECHT protection (geistiges Eigentum); 2. UMWELT, WIWI protection • unter dem Schutz von GEN under the umbrella of* * *m 1. < Recht> geistiges Eigentum protection; 2. <Umwelt, Vw> protection ■ unter dem Schutz von < Geschäft> under the umbrella of* * *Schutz
protection, defence, defense (US), security, covering, (Fürsorge) care, (Geleit) safeguard, escort, (mil.) cover[ing], (Obdach) shelter, harbo(u)rage, (Obhut) custody, safety;
• unter dem Schutz der UNO under the umbrella of the UNO;
• verfassungsrechtlich gebotener Schutz constitutional mandate;
• persönlicher Schutz bodyguard;
• [angemessener] sozialer Schutz [proper] social protection;
• strafrechtlicher Schutz protection under criminal law;
• urheberrechtlicher Schutz protection under copyright;
• Schutz vor steuerlichen Belastungen tax shelter;
• Schutz der internationalen Beziehungen functional protection;
• konsularischer Schutz für Bürger der Europäischen Union consular protection for the citizens of the European Union;
• Schutz personenbezogener Daten protection of personal data;
• effektiver Schutz vor Diskriminierung effective protection against discrimination;
• rechtlicher Schutz gegen Diskriminierung von Lesben und Schwulen legal protection against discrimination for lesbians and gay men;
• Schutz gutgläubiger Dritter protection of third parties acting in good faith;
• Schutz geistigen Eigentums protection by copyright, protection of intellectual property;
• Schutz vor inflationären Entwicklungen inflation shelter;
• maximaler Schutz vor Fälschungen (Banknoten) maximum protection against forgery;
• Schutz von Gebrauchsmusterrechten protection of registered designs (Br.);
• gleicher Schutz durch die Gesetze protection of the law;
• Schutz der menschlichen Gesundheit protection of human health;
• Schutz der Intimsphäre (von Persönlichkeitsrechten) right of privacy;
• gegenseitiger Schutz von Kapitalanlagen reciprocal protection of investments;
• Schutz des ungeborenen Lebens protection of unborn life;
• Schutz der Menschenwürde protection of human dignity;
• Schutz von Minderheiten protection of minorities;
• Schutz im Netz (Internet) protection on the network;
• Schutz durch Patente protection of inventions;
• Schutz natürlicher Personen protection of individuals;
• Schutz der Persönlichkeitsrechte protection of personal rights;
• Schutz der Privatsphäre protection of private sphere;
• Schutz des Regenwaldes protection of the tropical forest;
• Schutz des Trinkwassers drinking-water protection;
• Schutz der Umwelt protection of the environment;
• Schutz gegen Umweltverschmutzung environmental protection;
• Schutz von Warenzeichen protection of trademarks;
• Schutz der Wasserqualität water quality protection;
• diplomatischen und konsularischen Schutz besitzen (genießen) to be entitled to diplomatic and consular protection;
• Schutz vor einer ungerechtfertigten Kündigung bieten to protect against unfair dismissal;
• Schutz gewähren to provide with cover, (Patent) to afford protection;
• sozialen Schutz modernisieren to modernise social protection;
• Schutz gegen Geldfälschung verstärken to increase protection against counterfeiting;
• Schutzablauf (Patent) expiration;
• verfassungsrechlich gebotener Schutzauftrag constitutional mandate;
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12 Verfälschung
Verfälschung f 1. RECHT falsification; 2. GEN forgery* * ** * *Verfälschung
falsification, doctoring, (Banknoten) counterfeiting, (Bilanz) cooking, faking, (Münzen) debasement, (Text) distortion, corruption, (Urkunden) falsification, forgery;
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14 Fälschungssicherheit
Fạ̈l|schungs|si|cher|heitfforgery-proof nature; (von Fahrtenschreiber) tamper-proof nature* * *Fäl·schungs·si·cher·heitf JUR protection against counterfeiting -
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17 Fälscher
Fälscher
counterfeiter, forger, fabricator, imitator, faker, falsificator, falsifier;
• Fälscherbande counterfeiting ring;
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19 Fälschungsrisiko untersuchen
Business german-english dictionary > Fälschungsrisiko untersuchen
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20 Geldfachmann
Geldfachmann
professional money manager;
• Geldfälscher counterfeiter, smasher (Br.);
• Geldfälschung counterfeiting of money, forgery of banknotes;
• Geldflüssigkeit liquidity, (Geldmarkt) glut (ease) of money (in money rates), easy (easiness of the) money market, easy money (US);
• Geldforderung claim for money, money claim (demand), monetary claim, pecuniary claim (demand), (ausstehender Gelder) money due;
• Geldforderungen outstanding money;
• Geldforderungen des Kapitalverkehrs financial debts;
• Geldfrage financial question, question (matter) of money;
• Geldfülle abundance (glut) of money;
• Geldfunktion function of money;
• Geldgeber [money]lender, [financial] backer, advancer, financier, investor, funding agency, (Förderer) sponsor;
• Geldgeber für den Einsatz von Risikokapital venture capitalist;
• Geldgeber auftreiben to raise fat-cat money(sl.);
• Geldgefüge monetary structure;
• Geldgesamtbestand monetary aggregate.
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