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1 Daten
Pl.1. Datum2. EDV data Pl. (V. auch im Sg.) Daten austauschen / auswerten / erfassen / löschen / speichern exchange / evaluate / capture ( oder collect)/ delete / save files; Daten verarbeitende Anlage data processing system4. (Personalangaben) particulars, personal data* * *die Datendata (Pl.)* * *Da|ten* * *(or noun singular facts or information( especially the information given to a computer): All the data has/have been fed into the computer.) data* * *Da·ten1[ˈda:tn̩]Da·ten2[ˈda:tn̩]pl datatechnische \Daten specifications, specs fam\Daten erfassen/verarbeiten to collect [or capture]/process data* * *1.s. Datum2.Plural datadie technischen Daten eines Typs — the technical specification sing. of a model
* * *Daten pl2. IT data pl (v auch im sg)Daten austauschen/auswerten/erfassen/löschen/speichern exchange/evaluate/capture ( oder collect)/delete/save files;Daten verarbeitende Anlage data processing system3. allg Tatsachen, Resultate etc: data, facts;technische Daten specifications4. (Personalangaben) particulars, personal data* * *1.s. Datum2.Plural datadie technischen Daten eines Typs — the technical specification sing. of a model
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2 auswerten
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)* * *to analyze; to analyse; to evaluate* * *aus|wer|tenvt sep1) (= bewerten) to evaluate; (= analysieren) to analyse2) (= nutzbar machen) to utilize* * *aus|wer·tenvt▪ etw \auswerten1. (nutzbar machen) to utilize sth, to make use of sth2. (evaluieren) to evaluate [or assess] sthStatistiken/Daten \auswerten to analyze statistics/data* * *transitives Verb2) (nutzen) utilize* * *auswerten v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)* * *transitives Verb2) (nutzen) utilize* * *v.to appraise v.to evaluate v. -
3 Ergebnis
Ergebnis n 1. FIN profit performance; 2. GEN outcome, result • als Ergebnis GEN as a result • das Ergebnis abwarten GEN sit on the fence • mit dem Ergebnis, dass GEN with the result that* * *n 1. < Finanz> profit performance; 2. < Geschäft> outcome, result ■ als Ergebnis < Geschäft> as a result ■ das Ergebnis abwarten < Geschäft> sit on the fence ■ mit dem Ergebnis, dass < Geschäft> with the result that* * *Ergebnis
issue, result, outcome, fruit, (Ertrag) returns, receipts, yield, (Erzeugnis) product, (Produktionsmenge) output, (Unternehmen) results, (Untersuchung) findings;
• buchmäßiges Ergebnis book profit (loss);
• finanzielles Ergebnis financial result;
• greifbare Ergebnisse tangible results;
• günstiges Ergebnis favo(u)rable result;
• interne Ergebnisse inside data;
• kümmerliche Ergebnisse drab results;
• mageres Ergebnis poor result;
• praktisches Ergebnis physical result;
• annähernd richtiges Ergebnis approximate result;
• wissenschaftliche Ergebnisse scientific results;
• Ergebnis fünfjähriger Arbeit product of five years’ work;
• Ergebnis unserer Bemühungen effect of our labo(u)r;
• Ergebnisse der Bevölkerungszählung census findings;
• Ergebnis des Geschäftsjahres result of the business year;
• Ergebnisse einer Leserumfrage readership ratings;
• Ergebnis einer Meinungsbefragung poll finding;
• Ergebnis vor Steuern taxable result;
• mit einem besseren Ergebnis abschließen to close with a better result;
• gute Ergebnisse aufweisen to show good results;
• positive Ergebnisse nicht vor 2003 erwarten not to expect to evaluate results until well into calendar 2003;
• Ergebnisse der Wahl bekannt geben to declare the poll;
• durchschnittliches Ergebnis nehmen to take an average of results;
• Ergebnis zeitigen to return (yield) a result;
• Ergebnisabführungsvertrag surrender of profits agreement;
• Ergebnisaufstellung earnings statement;
• Ergebnisbeeinflussung durch die Befrager interviewer bias;
• Ergebnisgenauigkeit (Computer) accuracy. -
4 auswerten
aus|wer·tenvtetw \auswerten1) ( nutzbar machen) to utilize sth, to make use of sthStatistiken/Daten \auswerten to analyze statistics/data
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