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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > economic refugee
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nounFlüchtling, dereconomic refugee — Wirtschaftsflüchtling, der
* * *noun (a person who seeks shelter especially in another country, from war, disaster, or persecution: Refugees were pouring across the frontier; ( also adjective) a refugee camp.) der Flüchtling, Flüchtlings-...* * *refu·gee[ˌrefjʊˈʤi:]I. n Flüchtling meconomic \refugee Wirtschaftsflüchtling mpolitical \refugee politischer Flüchtlingto conceal/harbour \refugees Flüchtlinge verstecken/beherbergen\refugee status Rechtsstellung f als [anerkannter] Flüchtling* * *["refjʊ'dZiː]nFlüchtling m* * *refugee [ˌrefjʊˈdʒiː]A s Flüchtling mB adj Flüchtlings…:refugee government Exilregierung f* * *nounFlüchtling, dereconomic refugee — Wirtschaftsflüchtling, der
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adjective1) (of economics) Wirtschafts[politik, -system, -modell]; ökonomisch, wirtschaftlich [Entwicklung, Zusammenbruch]2) (giving adequate return) wirtschaftlich [Miete]* * *[i:kə'nomik]2) (likely to bring a profit: an economic rent.) wirtschaftlich* * *eco·nom·ic[ˌi:kəˈnɒmɪk, AM -ˈnɑ:m-]1. attr, inv POL, ECON ökonomisch, Wirtschafts-, wirtschaftlich; (macroeconomic) volkswirtschaftlich\economic aid [or assistance] Wirtschaftshilfe f\economic development wirtschaftliche Entwicklung\economic downturn Konjunkturabschwächung f\economic forecast Wirtschaftsprognose f\economic geography Wirtschaftsgeografie f\economic progress wirtschaftlicher Fortschritt\economic self-sufficiency Autarkie f, wirtschaftliche Unabhängigkeit\economic system Wirtschaftssystem nt\economic upturn Konjunkturaufschwung m\economic warfare Wirtschaftskrieg m2. (profitable) rentabel, profitabel* * *["iːkə'nɒmɪk]adj1) (= financial) Wirtschafts-economic news — Nachrichten pl aus der Wirtschaft
economic recovery — Wirtschaftsaufschwung m, wirtschaftlicher Aufschwung
it is not economic to do this — es ist nicht rentabel, das zu tun
* * *A adj (adv economically)1. (staats-, volks)wirtschaftlich, (national)ökonomisch, Wirtschafts…:economic aid Wirtschaftshilfe f;economic blockade Wirtschaftsblockade f;a) Wirtschaftslage f,b) Erwerbsverhältnisse;economic crisis Wirtschaftskrise f;economic development wirtschaftliche Entwicklung;economic geography Wirtschaftsgeografie f;economic growth Wirtschaftswachstum n;economic policy Wirtschaftspolitik f;economic science → B;2. wirtschaftswissenschaftlich3. praktisch, angewandt (Botanik etc)4. a) rentabel, wirtschaftlich, gewinnbringend:economic pack Sparpackung f;a) Volkswirtschaft(slehre) f, Nationalökonomie fecon. abk1. economic3. economy* * *adjective1) (of economics) Wirtschafts[politik, -system, -modell]; ökonomisch, wirtschaftlich [Entwicklung, Zusammenbruch]2) (giving adequate return) wirtschaftlich [Miete]* * *adj.sparsam adj.volkswirtschaftlich adj.wirtschaftlich adj. -
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refu·gee [ˌrefjʊʼʤi:] nFlüchtling m;economic \refugee Wirtschaftsflüchtling m;political \refugee politischer Flüchtling;modifier (tribunal) Flüchtlings-;\refugee status Rechtsstellung f als [anerkannter] Flüchtling
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