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1 Differenz
Differenz f GEN difference • die Differenz finanzieren WIWI finance the difference • sich in die Differenz teilen GEN split the difference* * *f < Geschäft> difference ■ die Differenz finanzieren <Vw> finance the difference ■ sich in die Differenz teilen < Geschäft> split the difference* * *Differenz
(Marge) spread (US), (Streit) difference, disagreement, (Unterschied) balance, (Unterschiedsbetrag) difference;
• ungeklärte Differenz (Zahlungsbilanz) residual error;
• Differenz zwischen Kassa- und Terminkurs difference between cash and settlement price;
• Differenz zwischen Zahl und Wort (Scheck) discrepancy in amounts;
• Differenz in seiner Rechnung haben to have a discrepancy in one’s account;
• Differenz herauszahlen to pay the difference;
• sich in die Differenz teilen to split the difference;
• Differenzbetrag balance, residual quantity, (in der Scheckverrechnung) reclamation;
• Differenzfrachtsatz distance rate;
• Differenzgeschäft gambling in futures, margin business (transaction, trading, US), time bargain;
• Differenzgeschäfte machen to speculate for differences (Br.), to stag the market (Br.), to purchase on a margin basis (US). -
2 gravierend
I Part. Präs. gravierenII Adj. geh. Fehler, Irrtum etc.: serious, grave; Unterschied etc.: significant* * *grave* * *gra|vie|rendadjserious, grave* * *gra·vie·rend[graˈvi:rənt]adj serious\gravierende Unterschiede considerable [or marked] differences* * ** * *B. adj geh Fehler, Irrtum etc: serious, grave; Unterschied etc: significant* * ** * *adj.aggravating adj.grave adj. -
3 sachlich
I Adj. (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) matter-of-fact, down-to-earth; (faktisch) factual; (zweckbetont) functional; Unterschied: substantial, material; ein sachliches Design a functional design; mehrere sachliche Fehler several factual errors; sachliche Gründe objective reasons; sachlich bleiben keep to the facts; (nicht persönlich werden) remain objective; seine freundliche und trotzdem sachliche Art his friendly and yet down-to-earth mannerII Adv.: sachlich falsch / richtig factually wrong / correct; sachlich hat er Recht his facts are right; sachlich argumentieren argue objectively, use objective arguments; etw. sachlich beurteilen judge s.th. objectively; an etw. sachlich herangehen approach s.th. objectively* * *objective; factual; businesslike; matter-of-fact* * *sạch|lich ['zaxlɪç]1. adj1) (= faktisch) Irrtum, Angaben factual; Unterschied material, factual; Grund, Einwand practical; (= sachbezogen) Frage, Wissen relevant3) (= schmucklos) functional, businesslike2. adv1) (= faktisch) unzutreffend factuallydie Auskunft war sachlich falsch/richtig — the information was wrong/correct
rein sachlich hast du recht — from a purely factual point of view you are right
2) (= objektiv) objectively* * *1) factually2) (keeping to the actual facts; not fanciful, emotional or imaginative: a matter-of-fact account/statement/opinion/attitude.) matter-of-fact* * *sach·lich[ˈzaxlɪç]I. adj1. (objektiv) objective▪ \sachlich bleiben to remain objective, to keep to the point▪ \sachlich sein to be objective2. (in der Angelegenheit begründet) factualein \sachlicher Unterschied a factual [or material] difference3. (schmucklos) functionalII. adv1. (objektiv) objectively2. (inhaltlich) factually* * *1.1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth < letter etc.>2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>2.1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>* * *A. adj (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) matter-of-fact, down-to-earth; (faktisch) factual; (zweckbetont) functional; Unterschied: substantial, material;ein sachliches Design a functional design;mehrere sachliche Fehler several factual errors;sachliche Gründe objective reasons;sachlich bleiben keep to the facts; (nicht persönlich werden) remain objective;seine freundliche und trotzdem sachliche Art his friendly and yet down-to-earth mannerB. adv:sachlich falsch/richtig factually wrong/correct;sachlich hat er recht his facts are right;sachlich argumentieren argue objectively, use objective arguments;etwas sachlich beurteilen judge sth objectively;an etwas sachlich herangehen approach sth objectively* * *1.1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth <letter etc.>2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>2.1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>* * *adj.factual adj.functional adj.objective adj. adv.factually adv.matter of fact expr.objectively adv.soberingly adv. -
4 sächlich
I Adj. (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) matter-of-fact, down-to-earth; (faktisch) factual; (zweckbetont) functional; Unterschied: substantial, material; ein sachliches Design a functional design; mehrere sachliche Fehler several factual errors; sachliche Gründe objective reasons; sachlich bleiben keep to the facts; (nicht persönlich werden) remain objective; seine freundliche und trotzdem sachliche Art his friendly and yet down-to-earth mannerII Adv.: sachlich falsch / richtig factually wrong / correct; sachlich hat er Recht his facts are right; sachlich argumentieren argue objectively, use objective arguments; etw. sachlich beurteilen judge s.th. objectively; an etw. sachlich herangehen approach s.th. objectively* * *objective; factual; businesslike; matter-of-fact* * *sạch|lich ['zaxlɪç]1. adj1) (= faktisch) Irrtum, Angaben factual; Unterschied material, factual; Grund, Einwand practical; (= sachbezogen) Frage, Wissen relevant3) (= schmucklos) functional, businesslike2. adv1) (= faktisch) unzutreffend factuallydie Auskunft war sachlich falsch/richtig — the information was wrong/correct
rein sachlich hast du recht — from a purely factual point of view you are right
2) (= objektiv) objectively* * *1) factually2) (keeping to the actual facts; not fanciful, emotional or imaginative: a matter-of-fact account/statement/opinion/attitude.) matter-of-fact* * *sach·lich[ˈzaxlɪç]I. adj1. (objektiv) objective▪ \sachlich bleiben to remain objective, to keep to the point▪ \sachlich sein to be objective2. (in der Angelegenheit begründet) factualein \sachlicher Unterschied a factual [or material] difference3. (schmucklos) functionalII. adv1. (objektiv) objectively2. (inhaltlich) factually* * *1.1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth < letter etc.>2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>2.1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>* * ** * *1.1) (objektiv) objective; (nüchtern) functional <building, style, etc.>; matter-of-fact, down-to-earth <letter etc.>2) nicht präd. (sachbezogen) factual < error>; material < consideration>2.1) (objektiv) objectively; < state> as a matter of fact; (nüchtern) < furnished> in a functional style; < written> in a matter-of-fact way2) (sachbezogen) factually < wrong>* * *adj.factual adj.functional adj.objective adj. adv.factually adv.matter of fact expr.objectively adv.soberingly adv. -
5 eklatant
I Adj.1. (offenkundig) Beispiel: striking, conspicuous; Unterschied: auch glaring; Fehler, Verstoß, Widerspruch: startling, flagrant; Ungerechtigkeit, Lüge: blatantII Adv.: sich eklatant unterscheiden / widersprechen differ / conflict strikingly* * *blazing; flagrant* * *ek|la|tạnt [ekla'tant]adj(= aufsehenerregend) Fall sensational, spectacular; (= offenkundig) Beispiel striking; Verletzung flagrant* * *ekla·tant<-er, -este>[eklaˈtant]adj (geh)ein \eklatantes Beispiel a striking exampleein \eklatanter Fall a spectacular [or sensational] caseein \eklatanter Fehler a glaring error* * ** * *A. adj1. (offenkundig) Beispiel: striking, conspicuous; Unterschied: auch glaring; Fehler, Verstoß, Widerspruch: startling, flagrant; Ungerechtigkeit, Lüge: blatant2. (aufsehenerregend) spectacular, sensational;eklatanter Vorfall sensationB. adv:sich eklatant unterscheiden/widersprechen differ/conflict strikingly* * ** * *(Fehler) adj.blatant adj.glaring adj. (Widerspruch) adj.flagrant adj. adj.sensational adj.spectacular adj.striking adj. -
6 Farbvergrößerungsfehler
m < opt> ■ chromatic difference of magnification; color magnification errorGerman-english technical dictionary > Farbvergrößerungsfehler
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7 Rundungsdifferenz verbuchen
Rundungsdifferenz verbuchen
to book the rounding difference;
• Rundungsfehler (Computer) rounding error;
• Rundungsregeln für die Umrechnung (Euro) rounding rules for conversion.Business german-english dictionary > Rundungsdifferenz verbuchen
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8 Abweichung
Abweichung f 1. deviation, departure; difference, variation; drift (z. B. vom Nullpunkt); aberration (Optik); run-out; 2. error, inaccuracyDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Abweichung
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