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1 earned interest
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > earned interest
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2 interest earned
interest earned 1. ACC Ertragszinsen mpl, Habenzinsen mpl, Zinsertrag m (profit and loss account); 2. BANK Ertragszinsen mpl, Habenzinsen mpl, Zinsertrag mEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > interest earned
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transitive verb1) [Person, Tat, Benehmen:] verdienenit earned him much respect — es trug ihm viel Respekt ein
2) (bring in as income or interest) einbringen3) (incur) eintragen; einbringen* * *[ə:n]1) (to gain (money, wages, one's living) by working: He earns $200 a week; He earns his living by cleaning shoes; You can afford a car now that you're earning.) verdienen2) (to deserve: I've earned a rest.) verdienen•- academic.ru/86531/earnings">earnings* * *[ɜ:n, AM ɜ:rn]I. vt1. (be paid)▪ to \earn sth etw verdienen [o einnehmen]to \earn one's daily bread [as a waiter] sein Brot [o BRD fam seine Brötchen] [als Kellner] verdienento \earn a living [or one's livelihood] seinen Lebensunterhalt verdienen2. (yield)▪ to \earn sb sth jdm etw einbringenat 10% interest, £10,000 in the bank will \earn you £1,000 a year bei 10 % Zinsen tragen dir 10.000 Pfund auf der Bank 1.000 Pfund im Jahr ein3. (deserve)▪ to \earn sth etw verdienenI feel I've \earned a few weeks off ich glaube, ich habe mir ein paar Wochen Urlaub verdient▪ to \earn sb sth jdm etw einbringenthe president's speeches \earned him many friends mit seinen Reden hat sich der Präsident viele Freunde gemachtto \earn sb nothing but criticism jdm nichts als Kritik einbringento \earn sb's respect jds Respekt gewinnenII. vi verdienen* * *[ɜːn]vtmoney, praise, rest verdienen; (FIN) interest bringento earn one's keep/a living — Kost und Logis/seinen Lebensunterhalt verdienen
this earned him a lot of money/respect — das trug ihm viel Geld/große Achtung ein, damit verdiente er sich (dat) viel Geld/große Achtung
he's earned it — das hat er sich (dat) verdient
* * *1. Geld etc verdienen:earned income Arbeits-, Erwerbseinkommen n;3. fig jemandem etwas einbringen, -tragen:it earned him a promotion (a warning)4. fig Lob, Tadel etca) verdienenb) ernten, erhalten* * *transitive verb1) [Person, Tat, Benehmen:] verdienen2) (bring in as income or interest) einbringen3) (incur) eintragen; einbringen* * *v.verdienen v. -
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plural nounVerdienst, der; (of business etc.) Ertrag, der* * *noun plural (money etc earned: His earnings are not sufficient to support his family.) der Verdienst* * *earn·ings[ˈɜ:nɪŋz, AM ˈɜ:r-]n plattachment of \earnings Lohnpfändung f, Gehaltspfändung finvisible \earnings unsichtbare Einkünfte, Einkünfte pl aus unsichtbaren Leistungen\earnings yield Kurs-Gewinn-Verhältnis ntgross \earnings Bruttoeinkommen nt, Bruttoeinnahmen plretained \earnings einbehaltene Gewinne\earnings before depreciation, interest and tax Gewinn m vor Abschreibungen, Zinsen und Steuern\earnings before interest and taxes Gewinn m vor Zinsen und Steuern\earnings from operations Betriebsgewinn m* * *['ɜːnɪŋz]pl(of person) Verdienst m; (of a business) Ertrag m* * *plural nounVerdienst, der; (of business etc.) Ertrag, der* * *n.Verdienst m. -
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[ɜ:n, Am ɜ:rn] vt1) ( be paid)to \earn sth etw verdienen [o einnehmen];to \earn one's daily bread [as a waiter] sein Brot [o ( fam) seine Brötchen] [als Kellner] verdienen;2) ( yield)to \earn sb sth jdm etw einbringen;at 10% interest, £10,000 in the bank will \earn you £1,000 a year bei 10 % Zinsen tragen dir 10.000 Pfund auf der Bank 1.000 Pfund im Jahr ein3) ( deserve)to \earn sth etw verdienen;I feel I've \earned a few weeks off ich glaube, ich habe mir ein paar Wochen Urlaub verdient;to \earn sb sth jdm etw einbringen;the president's speeches \earned him many friends mit seinen Reden hat sich der Präsident viele Freunde gemacht;to \earn sb nothing but criticism jdm nichts als Kritik einbringen;to \earn sb's respect jds Respekt m gewinnen vi verdienen
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