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121 Zentrale
Zentrale f 1. GEN switchboard, company headquarters; 2. MGT head office, HO, headquarters, HQ* * *f 1. < Geschäft> switchboard, company headquarters; 2. < Mgmnt> head office (HO), headquarters (HQ)* * *Datenhaltung, zentrale
central storage of data;
• Datenmakler information broker;
• Datenmenge file;
• Datennetz information (data) network;
• unternehmensinternes Datennetz Intranet;
• Datenpaket data package;
• Datenplan der Anzeigen schedule of insertion, advertising schedule;
• Datenreduktion data compression;
• Datenrückfluss data feedback;
• Datenrückgewinnung data retrieval;
• Datensammeln (Computer) logging;
• Datensammler (Internet) server;
• Datensatz record, data set;
• Datenschema date plan, (Anzeigen) [space time] schedule;
• Datenschild (Maschine) rating plate.
Verwahrstelle, zentrale
(Wertpapiere) central depository;
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122 zusprechen
zusprechen v RECHT adjudge to, award to; adjudicate* * *v < Recht> adjudge to, award to; adjudicate* * *zusprechen, Kind bei der Scheidung
to grant custody of child;
• Schadenersatz zusprechen to adjudge (award) [legal] damages;
• Telegramm zusprechen to telephone a message. -
123 Übergabe
Übergabe f 1. GEN delivery, handing-over, handover; 2. POL hand-over* * ** * *Übergabe
delivery, deliverance, surrender, turning in, consignment, (Besitzverschaffung) delivery, tradition, transfer, (Einreichung) filing, handing in, (Vorlage) submission, submittal, submitting;
• gegen Übergabe der Dokumente zahlbar payable against surrender of documents;
• fiktive (fingierte) Übergabe symbolic[al] delivery;
• gültige Übergabe valid delivery;
• mittelbare Übergabe constructive delivery;
• ordnungsgemäße Übergabe authorized delivery;
• tatsächliche Übergabe manual (actual) delivery;
• unsachgemäße Übergabe improper delivery;
• Übergabe der Dokumente transmission of documents;
• Übergabe zu treuen Händen an einen Dritten (Urkunde) delivery in escrow (US);
• Übergabe in Raten delivery in instal(l)ments;
• Übergabe der Ware an die Eisenbahn delivery of the goods into the custody of the railway (Br.);
• Übergabebescheinigung delivery receipt;
• Übergabebestätigung consignment note;
• Übergabefrist time of delivery;
• Übergabeklausel delivery clause;
• Übergabeort handing-over point;
• Übergabepflicht des Verkäufers seller’s duty to deliver;
• Übergabeverweigerung refusal to make delivery;
• Übergabewert transfer value. -
124 Abschiebehaft
Ab·schie·be·haftf JUR remand pending deportationjdn in \Abschiebehaft nehmen to remand sb pending deportation* * *Abschiebegewahrsam m ADMIN, Abschiebehaft, Abschiebungshaft f custody prior to deportation, remand pending deportation -
125 Abschiebungshaft
f Abschiebegewahrsam* * *Ab·schie·bungs·haft<->* * *Abschiebegewahrsam m ADMIN, Abschiebehaft, Abschiebungshaft f custody prior to deportation, remand pending deportation -
126 arretieren
v/t1. TECH. arrest, stop, lock2. altm. (verhaften) arrest, detain* * *to lock; to arrest* * *ar|re|tie|ren [are'tiːrən] ptp arretiertvt* * *ar·re·tie·ren *[areˈti:rən]vt (feststellen)▪ etw \arretieren to lock sth [into place]sie arretierte das Fenster in Kippstellung she put the window in[to] the tilt position* * *transitives Verb1) auch itr. lock2) (veralt.): (festnehmen) detain; arrest* * *arretieren v/t1. TECH arrest, stop, lock2. obs (verhaften) arrest, detain* * *transitives Verb1) auch itr. lock2) (veralt.): (festnehmen) detain; arrest* * *v.to arrest v.to lock v.to stop v. -
127 Arretierung
f1. TECH. locking, stop2. altm. (Verhaftung) arrest, detention* * *Ar|re|tie|rungf -, -en1) (dated = Verhaftung) taking into custody* * *Ar·re·tie·rung<-, -en>f1. (das Arretieren) locking [in place]* * *1. TECH locking, stop2. obs (Verhaftung) arrest, detention -
128 Aufbewahrung
f1. keeping, storage; sichere Aufbewahrung safekeeping; jemandem etw. zur Aufbewahrung geben leave s.th. with s.o. (for safekeeping)2. (Gepäckaufbewahrung) left-luggage (office), Am. baggage check (room); etw. in Aufbewahrung geben hand s.th. in at the left-luggage office (Am. baggage check)* * *die Aufbewahrungkeeping* * *Auf|be|wah|rungfjdm etw zur Áúfbewahrung übergeben — to give sth to sb for safekeeping, to put sth in(to) sb's safekeeping
einen Koffer in Áúfbewahrung geben — to deposit a suitcase (at the left-luggage (Brit) or checkroom (US))
* * *Auf·be·wah·rung<-, -en>f1. (Verwahrung) [safe]keeping\Aufbewahrung einer hinterlegten Sache storage of a deposited itemeinen Koffer in \Aufbewahrung geben to deposit a suitcase [at the left luggage [or baggage room]]jdm etw zur [sicheren] \Aufbewahrung anvertrauen [o übergeben] to give sth to sb for [or put sth in[to] sb's] safekeeping* * *die s. aufbewahren: keeping; storagejemandem etwas zur Aufbewahrung geben/anvertrauen — give something to somebody for safe keeping/entrust somebody with the care of something
* * *1. keeping, storage;sichere Aufbewahrung safekeeping;jemandem etwas zur Aufbewahrung geben leave sth with sb (for safekeeping)etwas in Aufbewahrung geben hand sth in at the left-luggage office (US baggage check)* * *die s. aufbewahren: keeping; storagejemandem etwas zur Aufbewahrung geben/anvertrauen — give something to somebody for safe keeping/entrust somebody with the care of something
* * *f.care n.custody n.safe-keeping n.trust n.
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